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US 10,256,545 B2Granted
Dielectric-free metal-only dipole-coupled radiating array aperture with wide field of view
AssigneeNuvotronics, LLC
InventorsAnatoliy O. Boryssenko, Kenneth Vanhille, Benjamin L. Cannon
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Abstract
Dielectric-free, metal-only, dipole-coupled radiating array aperture with wide field of view.
Claims5
A radiator structure, comprising:
- a ground surface having a plurality of openings disposed therethrough;
- first and second antenna loops with each loop disposed in a respective plane perpendicular to the ground surface, each loop having a first end shorted to the ground surface and each loop having a second end disposed in a respective one of the plurality of openings, wherein the antenna loops comprise self-supporting metal-only structures such that the antenna loops are not embedded in dielectric materials;
- a third antenna loop disposed in the same plane as the first antenna loop, the third loop having a first end shorted to the ground surface and a second end disposed in a respective one of the plurality of openings;
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- a fourth antenna loop disposed in the same plane as the second antenna loop, the fourth loop having a first end shorted to the ground surface and a second end disposed in a respective one of the plurality of openings,
- wherein the first, second, third, and fourth antenna loops are arranged in a plus-shaped pattern and the grounded ends of the first, second, third, and fourth antenna loops are disposed proximate the center of the plus-shape.
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A radiator structure, comprising:
- a ground surface having a plurality of openings disposed therethrough;
- first and second antenna loops with each loop disposed in a respective plane perpendicular to the ground surface, each loop having a first end shorted to the ground surface and each loop having a second end disposed in a respective one of the plurality of openings, wherein the antenna loops comprise self-supporting metal-only structures such that the antenna loops are not embedded in dielectric materials;
- a third antenna loop disposed in the same plane as the first antenna loop, the third loop having a first end shorted to the ground surface and a second end disposed in a respective one of the plurality of openings;
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- a fourth antenna loop disposed in the same plane as the second antenna loop, the fourth loop having a first end shorted to the ground surface and a second end disposed in a respective one of the plurality of openings,
- wherein the first, second, third, and fourth antenna loops are arranged in a plus-shaped pattern and the plurality of openings are disposed proximate the center of the plus-shape.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.