VCOM Canadian Trademark Information

On Thursday, May 9, 2002, a canadian trademark registration was filed for VCOM by Vecima Networks Inc. *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1138944. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The VCOM trademark is filed in the description of Data-over-cable transmission systems, namely, data transmission systems comprised of electronic devices and co-axial cable, hybrid fiber-coaxial cable, and other transmission cabling used in the cable television industry; digital video transmission systems, namely, electronic systems for encoding, decoding and broadcasting digital data; video-on-demand, namely, electronic audio and video transmission systems through which a person may requisition audio and video content to order; broadband wireless data transmission systems, namely, systems comprising computers and electronic devices which operating together to permit wireless data transmission at a rate greater than 56 kilo bits per second (56 KBPS) through a stationary wireless network; quadrature amplitude modulation intermediate frequency to radio frequency (QAM IF-to-RF) upconverters, namely, electronic equipment and devices which convert an intermediate frequency (IF) data stream to a radio frequency (RF) data stream and which encode data streams using a quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) technique; quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) modulators, namely electronic devices which modulate an electronic signal from a binary data stream consisting of ones and zeros into a signal which conforms with a quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) encoding technique; block agile upconverters, namely, electronic devices which change the centre frequency at which data streams on one or more carrier signals are transmitted while maintaining the data stream signal bandwidth; transmodulators, namely, electronic devices that demodulate and remodulate carrier signals; wireless base stations, namely, electronic devices which receive and transmit signals wirelessly to and from various locations and electronic equipment and which route signals received wirelessly from various locations and electronic equipment to a computer network; wireless transceivers, namely, transceivers which transmit and receive carrier signals wirelessly; analogue modulators, namely, electronic devices which convert input signals to an analogue signal suitable for transmission; analogue upconverters, namely, electronic devices which increase the centre frequency at which an analogue signal is transmitted. , Design, development and manufacturing of electronic components for use in the; broadband transmission of information in accordance with customer specifications; design, development and manufacturing of analogue community antenna television (CATV) and radio frequency (RF) communications and transmission equipment and systems in accordance with customer specifications. , Data-over-cable transmission systems, namely, data transmission systems comprised of electronic devices and co-axial cable, hybrid fiber-coaxial cable, and other transmission cabling used in the cable television industry; digital video transmission systems, namely, electronic systems for encoding, decoding and broadcasting digital data; video-on-demand, namely, electronic audio and video transmission systems through which a person may requisition audio and video content to order; broadband wireless data transmission systems, namely, systems comprising computers and electronic devices which operating together to permit wireless data transmission at a rate greater than 56 kilo bits per second (56 KBPS) through a stationary wireless network; quadrature amplitude modulation intermediate frequency to radio frequency (QAM IF-to-RF) upconverters, namely, electronic equipment and devices which convert an intermediate frequency (IF) data stream to a radio frequency (RF) data stream and which encode data streams using a quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) technique; quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) modulators, namely electronic devices which modulate an electronic signal from a binary data stream consisting of ones and zeros into a signal which conforms with a quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) encoding technique; block agile upconverters, namely, electronic devices which change the centre frequency at which data streams on one or more carrier signals are transmitted while maintaining the data stream signal bandwidth; transmodulators, namely, electronic devices that demodulate and remodulate carrier signals; wireless base stations, namely, electronic devices which receive and transmit signals wirelessly to and from various locations and electronic equipment and which route signals received wirelessly from various locations and electronic equipment to a computer network; wireless transceivers, namely, transceivers which transmit and receive carrier signals wirelessly; analogue modulators, namely, electronic devices which convert input signals to an analogue signal suitable for transmission; analogue upconverters, namely, electronic devices which increase the centre frequency at which an analogue signal is transmitted. , Design, development and manufacturing of electronic components for use in the; broadband transmission of information in accordance with customer specifications; design, development and manufacturing of analogue community antenna television (CATV) and radio frequency (RF) communications and transmission equipment and systems in accordance with customer specifications. .