Offset pathway arrangements for energy conditioning
AssigneeXZY Attenuators, LLC
InventorsAnthony A. Anthony JR., William M. Anthony
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Abstract
An amalgamation of selected energy pathways and other elements formed at least in-part by sequential manufacturing operations and made operable to be coupled and/or formed as part of a predetermined assembly and/or assemblies and/or assembly variations practicable and/or operable for sustaining electrically opposing and/or complementary energy portion confluences that can be themselves made operable by the arrangement amalgam to undergo portions of energy conditioning as a portion of an energized circuit.
Claims33
An energy pathway arrangement, comprising:
- a plurality of superposed and conductively coupled energy pathways;
- wherein said plurality includes at least a first, a second and a third superposed energy pathway;
- at least a first and a second energy pathway of substantially similar size and shape;
- wherein said first energy pathway is at least partially shielded and sandwiched by the first and the second superposed energy pathway, and wherein said second energy pathway is at least partially shielded and sandwiched by the second and the third superposed energy pathway;
- wherein said first and said second energy pathways each have at least a corresponding, face to face area, wherein each of the face to face areas comprises a first surface area, and wherein said first and said second energy pathways each have at least a corresponding, non-face to face area, wherein each of the non-face to face areas comprises a second surface area;
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- wherein each first surface area is proportional to each second surface area.
An energy pathway arrangement comprising:
- a first plurality of conductively coupled superposed energy pathways;
- a second plurality of conductively coupled superposed energy pathways;
- a third plurality of conductively coupled superposed energy pathways;
- wherein each of said first, said second and said third plurality of superposed energy pathways is conductively isolated from each other of said first, said second, and said third plurality;
- wherein each superposed energy pathway of said second and said third plurality of superposed energy pathways are of substantially common size and shape;
- wherein any one superposed energy pathway of said first plurality of superposed energy pathways is larger than any one superposed energy pathway of said second or said third plurality of superposed energy pathways;
- wherein at least one superposed energy pathway of said first plurality of superposed energy pathways at least partially shields at least one superposed energy pathway from said second or said third plurality of superposed energy pathways from any other of said second or said third plurality of superposed energy pathways;
- wherein a number of said first plurality of superposed energy pathways is an odd integer;
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- wherein a number of said second and said third plurality of superposed energy pathways sums to an even integer.
An energy pathway arrangement, comprising:
- a first plurality of conductively coupled energy pathways of substantially equal size and shape, wherein each of the first plurality is parallel with each other of the first plurality;
- a second plurality of conductively coupled energy pathways of substantially equal size and shape, wherein each of the second plurality is parallel with each other of the second plurality;
- a third plurality of conductively coupled energy pathways of substantially equal size and shape, and wherein the each of the third plurality is superposed and parallel with each other of the third plurality;
- wherein at least one of the first plurality is at least partially nonsuperposed with at least one of said third plurality, and wherein at least one of the second plurality is complementarily partially nonsuperposed with the at least one of the third plurality to compensate for the nonsuperposition of the at least one of the first plurality with the at least one of the third plurality.
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