Christian S Duran, Age 488128 Ross Lake Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76137

8514582, Aug 20, 2013

Nov 23, 2010

12/953188

Kathleen E. Blake - Keller TX, US
Christian S. Duran - Fort Worth TX, US
John J. Napiorkowski - Irving TX, US
Edward J. Reed - North Richland Hills TX, US

Corning Cable Systems LLC - Hickory NC

H05K 5/00

361752, 361807, 361810

A coax-balun module for converting from a balanced signal to an unbalanced signal includes a housing having a balun well adapted to receive a balun transformer. The module includes a printed circuit board electrically connected to a balun transformer and a threaded connector. The printed circuit board is further electrically connected to electrical conductors adapted to carry input signals. The housing is adapted to receive a potting material to seal the other components therein.

2020034, Nov 5, 2020

May 1, 2020

16/864663

- Corning NY, US
Christian Shane Duran - Fort Worth TX, US
John Austin Keenum - Haltom City TX, US
Jose Manuel Hernandez Quintana - Reynosa, MX
Rodger Alan Tenholder - Saginaw TX, US

G02B 6/44

An enclosure configured to simultaneously accommodate different connectorization applications includes a backplate and a bulkhead bracket and splice retention clips coupled to the backplate. The bulkhead bracket includes openings configured to house adapters for a first connecterized application. The splice retention clips are configured to accomodate one or more of a fusion splice protector and a mechnical splice for a second connecterized application. The bulkhead bracket, with or without an adapter, is configured to be uncoupled from the backplate to allow access to the splice retention clips for insertion or deletion of the fusion splice protector or the mechnical splice. The bulkhead bracket is configured to be recoupled with the backplate and over the splice retention clips.

2016006, Mar 3, 2016

Aug 26, 2015

14/836161

- Hickory NC, US
Christian Shane Duran - Ft. Worth TX, US
John Austin Keenum - Haltom City TX, US
Rodger Alan Tenholder - Saginaw TX, US

H04M 1/74
H04M 3/18

A method of providing a telecommunications service using a network interface device (NID) is provided. The method includes connecting a provider line to one or more protector assemblies connected to a ground bar and configured to conduct current surges from the NID to ground. The one or more protector assemblies are electrically connected to an insulation displacement connector (IDC) module. An outgoing jack module wire is connected to the IDC module by inserting the outgoing jack module wire into a wire insertion hole of the IDC module to receive signals from the provider line. The outgoing jack module wire is electrically connected to a jack module outside the NID thereby providing a demarcation point. An incoming jack module wire is electrically connected to the jack module for carrying signals back to the NID.

2014011, May 1, 2014

Oct 31, 2012

13/664998

Robert Alexander Crane - Keller NC, US
Christian Shane Duran - Ft. Worth TX, US
John Austin Keenum - Keller TX, US
Rodger Alan Tenholder - Saginaw TX, US

H02B 1/26
H01R 13/60

361657, 439535

A Network Interface Device (NID) line module that includes a module housing configured to receive, in one or more cavities, a removable plug component containing a bridging contact. The line module has a subscriber wire contact connected to a plurality of subscriber wires and a provider wire contact connected to a plurality of provider wires. The bridging contact contacts the subscriber wire contact and the provider wire contact making an electrical connection between the subscriber wire contact and the provider wire contact when the removable plug component is installed in the module housing. When the removable plug component is removed and detached from the one or more cavities on the module housing, the electrical connection between the subscriber wire contact and provider wire contact is broken.

2006001, Jan 26, 2006

Jun 23, 2004

10/874940

William Cregan - Ft. Worth TX, US
Christian Duran - Ft. Worth TX, US

H04M 1/76

379417000

Methodologies and structure are provided for use in association with circuit cards employed in make-before-break systems to reduce or eliminate cross-talk between input and output circuit portions of splitter circuits that may be associated with ADSL/VDSL systems. Shielding structures are positioned as integral portions of printed circuit boards supporting splitter circuits in arrangements that reduce or eliminate signal coupling between parallel spaced conductive circuit card fingers that may be used to couple input and output signals to the high frequency circuits.

2007011, May 24, 2007

Oct 11, 2005

11/247924

Christian Duran - Ft. Worth TX, US
Kathleen Blake - Keller TX, US
Robert Bennett - Lewisville TX, US

H04M 11/00
H04M 9/00
H04M 1/00

379413000, 379093050

Methodologies and structure are provided for use in a communications line that transmit data without plain old telephone service (POTS), or splits the POTS service from the data service, to inhibit oxidation of electrical connections within the physical communications line between the central office of a service provider and a subscriber premises and/or subscriber equipment. A direct current load is drawn by a sealing current terminator circuit that is electrically coupled across the communications line at a convenient location proximate or within the subscriber's location so as to assist in providing oxidation reducing direct current flow along a portion of the communications loop coupling the service provider with the subscriber.

2007028, Dec 13, 2007

May 23, 2006

11/439087

Christian S. Duran - Ft. Worth TX, US
Richard A. Kurita - Denton TX, US

H04L 12/66

370356

Described is an apparatus for permitting installation of voice over internet protocol (VoIP) service at a subscriber premises. A VoIP adapter is provided that is configured to enable application of sealing current to an outside line while permitting use of analog equipment on a VoIP enable premises wiring system. The VoIP adapter includes a high-pass filter portion that permits the use of existing premises analog equipment.

2007028, Dec 6, 2007

May 31, 2006

11/444253

Kathleen E. Blake - Keller TX, US
Christian S. Duran - Ft. Worth TX, US
Robert J. Bennett - Allen TX, US

H04N 7/16
H04N 7/173
H04N 7/18

725127, 725 80, 725149

An apparatus and method is provided for permitting a service provider technician or subscriber to install a twisted wire pair to coax adapter within a network interface device (NID) at a subscriber premises. The twisted wire pair to coax adapter is configured for snap-in mounting within a NID. The adapter includes input and output connections, as well as an internally disposed balun, and is configured to convert communications signals carried on a twisted wire pair to communications signals carried on a coax cable to avoid degradation of the signals resulting from the use of an unshielded twisted wire pair within a subscriber premises.