Sokol Crystal Products, Inc. v. Dsc Communications Corporation, F/k/a Digital Switch Corporation, Cross-Appellee
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CUDAHY, Circuit Judge.
In 1986 Granger Associates (now owned by the defendant, DSC Communications Corporation (“DSC”), a Texas-based corporation) designed specifications for a telecommunications switching device known as the ECS-3 System. The ECS-3 is a switching device that was intended to be used to route telephone calls in long-distance communications. A crucial component of the ECS-3 is the voltage controlled crystal oscillator, also known as the “VCXO”.
The VCXO is a particular type of oscillator, which is a device designed to produce electrical or mechanical vibrations. A VCXO has two…
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