Patents in suit

US 7,864,900 Communication system for sending and receiving digital data

5 defendants · 5 suits · updated September 14, 2026

Also cited as U.S. Patent No. 7,864,900 · US7864900B2 · US 7,864,900 B2 · 7864900 · the '900 patent

CommPlex Systems LLC has filed 5 patent-infringement suits on US 7,864,900, "Communication system for sending and receiving digital data" since July 7, 2026, all in the E.D. Tex., against 5 distinct defendants including Baicells Technologies North America Inc., HMS Industrial Networks AB and Senao Networks, Inc.. The patent was granted January 4, 2011 on a priority date of October 30, 2006. Its abstract opens: "A system and method for constructing a transmitter and a receiver that communicate using multiple orthogonal frequencies which are locked to each other." The examiner cited 6 references during prosecution.

Assignee
Commplex Systems LLC
Priority date
October 30, 2006
Granted
January 4, 2011
Expires
October 30, 2026
Status
Active - Reinstated
Claims
10 (1 independent)
Inventors
Abdullah A. Al-Eidan
Full text
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The suits

5 cases · E.D. Tex. (5)

Filed Defendant Plaintiff Court Docket
2026-07-07 Baicells Technologies North America Inc. CommPlex Systems LLC E.D. Tex. 2:26-cv-00556
2026-07-07 HMS Industrial Networks AB CommPlex Systems LLC E.D. Tex. 2:26-cv-00557
2026-07-07 Senao Networks, Inc. CommPlex Systems LLC E.D. Tex. 2:26-cv-00558
2026-07-07 Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd. CommPlex Systems LLC E.D. Tex. 2:26-cv-00559
2026-07-07 Zhone Technologies, Inc. CommPlex Systems LLC E.D. Tex. 2:26-cv-00560

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Independent claims

What is actually asserted, verbatim.

Claim 1

1. A communication system for sending and receiving data, said system comprising: a transmitter and a receiver wherein a general binary coded Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing carrier scheme is provided between said transmitter and said receiver to thereby increase code density and data rate per Hz of bandwidth; a plurality of narrow band carrier frequencies, wherein, said narrow band frequencies are orthogonal and are transmitted in a binary code to represent data; and wherein, said narrow band carrier frequencies includes narrow band separation between orthogonal carriers of the order of 0.1 MHz and providing a bandwidth of the order of 3.2 MHz for 32 carriers thereby allowing said bandwidth to transmit at least 6 Mbps in a 2 of 32 Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing.

Art before the examiner

6 references of record, 6 cited by the examiner.

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Examiner-cited

  • US5636247A — Information transmission system (Lucent Technologies Inc.)
  • US6011499A — Encoding/decoding video signals using multiple run-val mapping tables (Intel Corporation)
  • US20030223354A1 — SINR measurement method for OFDM communications systems (Denso Corporation)
  • US20040125824A1 — Network delay identification method and apparatus (Preston Dan A.)
  • US20050123060A1 — System and method for channelization recognition in a wideband communication system (Intel Corporation)
  • US7385915B2 — Apparatus, and associated method, for facilitating communication allocation in a radio communication system (Nokia Corporation)

Classification

  • H04L27/10primary — Frequency-modulated carrier systems, i.e. using frequency-shift keying
  • H04L27/2626 — Arrangements specific to the transmitter only
  • H04L27/2647 — Arrangements specific to the receiver only

Family

  • US7864900B2 — B2 (2011)
  • US20080101481A1 — A1 (2008)

Abstract

A system and method for constructing a transmitter and a receiver that communicate using multiple orthogonal frequencies which are locked to each other. The set of available frequencies can range from 7, 32 frequencies to a much larger set of frequencies. The transmitted frequencies are separated by a small limited bandwidth (B.W). multiple frequencies are selected from a set of available frequencies and transmitted simultaneously to the receiver. The data transmission is preceded by a calibration sequence where the shift between the transmitted frequency and the frequency measured by fast Fourier transform at the receiver system contain encoders and decoders that convert binary numbers to frequency combinations and the reverse. This transceiver system is capable of transmitting large data rate per unit of a bandwidth e.g. 6 Mbps/3.2 MHZ.

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