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AssigneeSaint-Gobain Glass France
InventorsVincent Legois, Vincent Rachet
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A laminated glazing unit includes at least one first sheet of glass and one second sheet of glass glued to one another via a first adhesive interlayer, the first sheet of glass being intended to constitute the surface of the laminated glazing unit in contact with the outside atmosphere, in which the laminated glazing unit further includes, between the first sheet of glass and the second sheet of glass, an LOC (Localizer) antenna receiving between 100 and 120 MHz and a GLIDE (Slope) antenna receiving between 320 and 340 MHz, each antenna having dimensions that are sufficiently small not to hamper the vision, even to be practically invisible through the laminated glazing unit.
A laminated glazing unit comprising at least one first sheet of glass and one second sheet of glass glued to one another via a first adhesive interlayer, the first sheet of glass being intended to constitute a surface of the laminated glazing unit in contact with an outside atmosphere, and, between the first sheet of glass and the second sheet of glass, an LOC (Localizer) antenna receiving between 100 and 120 MHz and a GLIDE (Slope) antenna receiving between 320 and 340 MHz, wherein each of the LOC (Localizer) antenna and the GLIDE (Slope) antenna is composed of a conductive metal wire of a diameter of between 10 and 500 μm.
A laminated glazing unit comprising at least one first sheet of glass and one second sheet of glass glued to one another via a first adhesive interlayer, the first sheet of glass being intended to constitute a surface of the laminated glazing unit in contact with an outside atmosphere, and, between the first sheet of glass and the second sheet of glass, an LOC (Localizer) antenna receiving between 100 and 120 MHz and a GLIDE (Slope) antenna receiving between 320 and 340 MHz, wherein the LOC (Localizer) antenna and the GLIDE (Slope) antenna are combined in a single antenna composed of a conductive metal wire of a diameter of between 10 and 500 μm running twinned with an F-shaped geometry.
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