Michael David Lubin

6463271, Oct 8, 2002

Jun 7, 1995

08/481627

Martin K. Schroeder - San Diego CA
Yorgos M. Peponides - Encinitas CA
Michael L. Lubin - Del Mar CA

Cirrus Logic, Inc.

H04M 1100

455404

A portable radio telephone handset includes the capability of operating as a data transfer terminal as well as an analog cellular telephone subscriber station. Two modes of operation are available in the handset, an analog cellular communication mode and a Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) mode. A paging function for incoming analog cellular communication is carried out on a CDPD channel. The handset distinguishes between paging signals identifying CDPD mode communications and paging signals identifying analog cellular communications. The handset automatically preempts CDPD communications in favor of analog cellular communications such as those carried out in an AMPS configuration. To maintain the security of the handset ID, AMPS communications can be set up and controlled using CDPD control channels.

20040142156, Jul 22, 2004

Jan 17, 2003

10/346270

Michael Lubin - Manalapan NJ, US

D04H001/00

428/292100

A fluorescent material is formed of two sets of fibers, one set being receptive to standard dyes and the second set being receptive to fluorescent dyes. The material thus formed has a standard color under normal light, and a pleasing fluorescent color under UV light. The two colors can be very different. The fibers are preferably colored using a cross-dyeing process after they are formed into the material. The material can be knit or woven.

20090016718, Jan 15, 2009

Jul 10, 2008

12/170644

Michael Lorre Lubin - New York NY, US
Mark J. Vanderaar - Medina OH, US

ViaSat, Inc. - Carlsbad CA

H04B 10/20

398 58, 398118

Systems, methods, and software are described for wirelessly distributing data from a Passive Optical Network (PON). The system includes a PON for transmitting an optical signal. The system further includes a distribution terminal coupled with the PON. The distribution terminal is to receive the optical signal, convert the optical signal to a set of data, and transmit the set of data via a wireless signal. The system further includes a first customer endpoint in communication with the distribution terminal. The first customer endpoint is to receive the wireless signal, demodulate and process a first subset of the set of data from the wireless signal, and then forward a second subset of the set of data via a second wireless signal. The system includes additional customer endpoints in communication with the first customer endpoint. The additional customer endpoints are configured to receive the second wireless signal and process the second subset.

6434395, Aug 13, 2002

Dec 18, 1996

08/769036

Michael L. Lubin - Del Mar CA
Seton P. Kasmir - San Diego CA
Kathryn A. Kubasak - Carlsbad CA
Gregory A. Hein - Encinitas CA
Surendra B. Mandava - San Jose CA
Chanchai Poonpol - San Diego CA
Shahin Hedayat - San Ramon CA
Donald W. Burtis - Los Altos CA

Pacific Communications Sciences, Inc. - CA

H04Q 720

455466, 455553, 375216

A portable radio telephone handset includes the capability of operating as a data transfer terminal as well as an analog cellular telephone subscriber station. Two modes of operation are available in the handset, an analog cellular communication mode and a Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) mode. A paging function for incoming analog cellular communication is carried out on a CDPD channel. The handset distinguishes between paging signals identifying CDPD mode communications and paging signals identifying analog cellular communications. The handset automatically preempts CDPD communications in favor of analog cellular communications such as those carried out in an AMPS configuration.