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US 2014/0369254 A1Published application
Amplified Bonded Cellular Broadband Internet Access Device
OwnerHarold E. McGowen, IVinventor
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An amplified bonded cellular broadband internet access device allows for the reception of radio frequency (RF) signals in remote locations from a cell tower or similar structure and for the amplification and bonding of said signals in order to provide internet access and voice communications. An antenna receives said RF signals and directs the RF signals to a signal amplification unit, which generates amplified RF signals. The amplified RF signals are then passed through a signal bonding unit, where the amplified RF signals are divided using a bonding splitter, encoded through a plurality of internet service provider modems, and bonded together through a broadband bonding network device to create bonded signals. A signal distribution interface including a plurality of ports and a distribution transceiver then directs the bonded signals across a local area network or wide area network.
An amplified bonded cellular broadband internet access device:
An amplified bonded cellular broadband internet access device:
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