Ultra-wideband communication through a wired network
AssigneePulse-LINK, Inc.
InventorJohn Santhoff
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Abstract
A method to increase the available bandwidth across a wired network is provided. The method includes transmitting an ultra-wideband signal across the wired network. One embodiment of the present invention may transmit a multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals through a community access television network. The present invention may transmit an ultra-wideband signal across an optical network, a cable television network, a community antenna television network, a community access television network, a hybrid fiber-coax network, an Internet service provider network, and a PSTN network.
Claims24
A method of increasing a bandwidth of a community access television network, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a community access television network;
- combining a multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals representative of data with a community access television network signal prior to a signal transmission;
- receiving a combined signal comprising the multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals representative of data and the community access television network signal;
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- separating the combined signal into the multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals representative of data and the community access television network signal.
A method of transmitting and receiving data through a hybrid fiber-coax television network, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a hybrid fiber-coax television network;
- combining a multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals representative of data with a hybrid fiber-coax television network signal prior to a signal transmission;
- receiving a combined signal comprising the multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals representative of data and the hybrid fiber-coax television network signal;
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- separating the combined signal into the multiplicity of ultra-wideband signals representative of data and the hybrid fiber-coax television network signal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.