I'm a B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering graduate with a deep interest in wireless communications, embedded systems, and intellectual property law as it applies to technology. I started Telecom Demystified because I believe the best technical writing makes complex ideas accessible without dumbing them down.
My goal is to build a living portfolio of technical writing that demonstrates how I break down cutting-edge research — from 5G NR physical layer design to patent claim analysis — in a way that's useful to engineers, researchers, and employers alike. Think of every post as a mini technical report.
The Mission
5G isn't just "faster internet." It's a fundamentally re-architected network enabling new use cases from autonomous vehicles to remote surgery. The standards are extraordinarily complex — and almost no one explains them in plain language. I'm trying to fix that.
Most IoT content is either product reviews or surface-level overviews. I write about the protocols, the hardware, the real-time constraints, and the communication architecture that makes IoT systems actually work at scale.
For engineers targeting IPR, patent litigation, or licensing roles — the ability to read, understand, and explain patent claims is invaluable and rare. The Patent Demystification series exists to build exactly that skill in public.