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Attorney: Vu; Kenneth K


Number of patents: 3
Last date: October 13, 2009

NumberTitleIssue Date
7603123Method and system for performing a handoff in a wireless communication system, such as a hard handoff
A method for minimizing search time and disruption of current service on an originating frequency during a frequency search excursion to a target frequency as part of an inter-frequency hard handoff between cells on different RF CDMA channels. Disruption of service ...
10/13/2009
7453912Methods and apparatus for selecting between multiple carriers based on signal energy measurements
Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon signal components ...
11/18/2008
7163510Surgical instrument access device
A surgical access device includes a single valve that forms a seal with a body wall and provides an access channel into a body cavity. The valve has properties for creating a zero seal in the absence of an instrument as well as an instrument seal for an instrument h...
01/16/2007
 
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