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US 2016/0365754 A1Published application
Efficient antennas configurations for use in wireless communications and wireless power transmission systems
AssigneeOssia Inc.
InventorsHatem Zeine, Siamak Ebadi, Douglas Wayne Williams
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Abstract
Various techniques are described herein for efficiently transmitting and receiving wireless power and/or data signals. In one example, a transmitter includes multiple antennas, a dielectric material in proximity to the multiple antennas, and multiple scattering elements embedded in the dielectric material. One or more of the multiple scattering elements are configured to be excited by one or more signals emitted by the multiple antennas.
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A transmitter device, comprising:
- multiple antennas;
- a dielectric material in proximity to the multiple antennas;
- and
- multiple scattering elements embedded in the dielectric material, wherein one or more of the multiple scattering elements are configured to be excited by one or more signals emitted by the multiple antennas.
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A system, comprising:
- means for emitting multiple signals from multiple antennas;
- and
- means for exciting one or more of multiple scattering elements with the multiple signals,
- wherein the multiple scattering elements are embedded in a dielectric material in proximity to the multiple antennas,
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A method, comprising:
- emitting a high energy signal from a high energy source;
- exciting one or more of multiple antennas with the high energy signal,
- wherein the high energy source is in proximity to the multiple antennas, and
- wherein the multiple antennas are contained within at least one transmitter unit;
- emitting multiple signals from one or more of the multiple antennas;
- and
- exciting one or more of multiple scattering elements with at least one of the high energy signal or the multiple signals,
- wherein the multiple scattering elements are embedded in a dielectric material in proximity to the multiple antennas.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.