System and method for infusing nano-technology into production of patch antennas for array and polymers and biological and artificial membraned material
OwnerAlexander Socranskyinventor
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The present invention introduces the use of a carbon nanotube-based material in the production of phased array patch antennas of various shapes and sizes including slot and spiral patch antennas. The use of this material provides the ability for the antennas to withstand high-intensity shock vibrations and other intense disturbances and continue emitting phased array signals. Furthermore, the use of this material for patch antennas allows for the alteration of the desired frequency and directional degree of interest by simply energizing various elements within the carbon nanotube-based material.
A phased array antenna having monolithic structure formed by a forming surface wherein said phased array antenna includes:
A phased-array antenna having monolithic structure formed via a forming surface wherein said phased-array antenna is manufactured via a manufacturing process consisting of:
A phased array antenna further formed from a slurry wherein said slurry is composed of carbon nanotubes and carbon nanofibers tuned to conduct electromagnetic signals and wherein said phased array antenna is formed to be fixed in shape and rigid for conduction of said electromagnetic signals, and wherein said phased array antenna is formed as a homogeneous member and wherein said homogeneous member extends to exposed surfaces of said phased array antenna, and wherein said electromagnetic signals are conducted by said phased array antenna throughout its thickness.
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