Cross-polarized time division duplexed antenna
AssigneeAnokiwave, Inc.
InventorsTimothy Carey, Nitin Jain, Jason Leo Durbin, David W. Corman, Vipul Jain
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AssigneeAnokiwave, Inc.
InventorsTimothy Carey, Nitin Jain, Jason Leo Durbin, David W. Corman, Vipul Jain
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A laminar phased array has a first sub-array configured to operate in one of a receive mode with a first polarity and a transmit mode with a second polarity, and a second sub-array configured to operate in one of a receive mode with the second polarity and a transmit mode with the first polarity. The first polarity is physically orthogonal to the second polarity. The array also has a controller configured to control the first and second sub-arrays so that they operate together in either 1) a receive mode or 2) a transit mode. Accordingly, both sub-arrays are configured to operate at the same time to receive signals in the first and second polarities when in the receive mode. In a corresponding manner, both sub-arrays are configured to operate at the same time to transmit signals in the first and second polarities when in the transmit mode.
A beam forming integrated circuit for use in a phased array antenna system having a first sub-array and a second sub-array that are switched between an array receive mode in which the first sub-array receives signals with a first polarity and the second sub-array receives signals with a second polarity different than the first polarity and an array transmit mode in which the first sub-array transmits signals with the second polarity and the second sub-array transmits signals with the first polarity, the beam forming integrated circuit comprising:
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