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US 8,558,747 B2Granted
Broadband clover leaf dipole panel antenna
AssigneeDielectric, LLC
InventorsGary M. Lytle, John L. Schadler, David Kokotoff
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Abstract
An antenna radiator is provided. The radiator includes four elements, each including a node, a first ring connected to the node, and a second ring connected to the node and disposed inside of and coplanar with the first ring. The first ring includes a first plurality of segments, and the second ring includes a second plurality of segments.
Claims20
A radiator, comprising:
- four elements forming a crossed dipole, each element including:
- a node;
- a first ring, connected to the node, including a first plurality of segments;
- a second ring, connected to the node and disposed inside of and coplanar with the first ring, including a second plurality of segments;
- and
- at least one rib connecting the first ring to the second ring.
3 more elements
An antenna, comprising:
- a power divider;
- and
- a plurality of radiators connected to the power divider, each radiator including four elements forming a crossed dipole, each element including:
- a node;
- a first ring, connected to the node, including a first plurality of segments;
- and
- a second ring, connected to the node and disposed inside of and coplanar with the first ring, including a second plurality of segments,
- wherein each element includes at least one rib connecting the first ring to the second ring.
5 more elements
An element for a crossed dipole radiator, comprising:
- a node;
- a first ring, connected to the node, including a first plurality of segments;
- a second ring, connected to the node and disposed inside of and coplanar with the first ring, including a second plurality of segments;
- and
- at least one rib connecting the first ring to the second ring.
2 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.