Jason L Greene

US Patent:

20160036536, Feb 4, 2016

Filed:

Oct 15, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/884317

Inventors:

- Hickory NC, US
Terry Dean Cox - Fort Worth TX, US
Jason Elliott Greene - Hickory NC, US

International Classification:

H04B 10/80
H04B 10/2575

Abstract:

A power distribution module can be installed in and connected to a power unit for providing power to a power-consuming DAS component(s), such as a remote unit(s) (RU(s)) as a non-limiting example. The RU may include an antenna, and may sometimes be referred to as a remote antenna unit or RAU. Power from the power distribution module is distributed to any power-consuming DAS components connected to the power distribution modules including but not limited to remote units. The power distribution modules distribute power to the power-consuming DAS components to provide power for power-consuming components in the power-consuming DAS components. In a first configuration, the power distribution module uses two power links to provide power to a single RU. In a second configuration, the power distribution module uses two power links to provide power to two RUs.

US Patent:

20140087742, Mar 27, 2014

Filed:

Sep 25, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/626371

Inventors:

Boyd Grant Brower - Keller TX, US
Terry Dean Cox - Keller TX, US
Jason Elliott Greene - Hickory NC, US

International Classification:

H04W 88/06
H04W 72/04

US Classification:

455450, 455572, 4555521

Abstract:

A power distribution module can be installed in and connected to a power unit for providing power to a power-consuming DAS component(s), such as a remote unit(s) (RU(s)) as a non-limiting example. The RU may include an antenna, and may sometimes be referred to as a remote antenna unit or RAU. Power from the power distribution module is distributed to any power-consuming DAS components connected to the power distribution modules including but not limited to remote units. The power distribution modules distribute power to the power-consuming DAS components to provide power for power-consuming components in the power-consuming DAS components. In a first configuration, the power distribution module uses two power links to provide power to a single RU. In a second configuration, the power distribution module uses two power links to provide power to two RUs.