18166933. MULTIBAND ANTENNAS simplified abstract (QUALCOMM Incorporated)
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MULTIBAND ANTENNAS
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Jorge Fabrega Sanchez of San Diego CA (US)
Mohammad Ali Tassoudji of San Diego CA (US)
Assaf Aviv of Carlsbad CA (US)
Taesik Yang of San Diego CA (US)
Jeongil Jay Kim of San Diego CA (US)
Kevin Hsi-Huai Wang of San Diego CA (US)
MULTIBAND ANTENNAS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18166933 titled 'MULTIBAND ANTENNAS
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes an antenna that consists of two sets of elements, each supporting different bands and polarization. The second set of elements is interleaved with the first set, creating a dual-polarized antenna capable of supporting multiple bands.
- The antenna includes a first set of dual-polarized elements supporting a specific set of bands.
- The antenna also includes a second set of dual-polarized elements supporting a different set of bands.
- The second set of elements is interleaved with the first set, creating a dual-polarized antenna.
- The first and second sets of elements support mutually exclusive bands.
Potential Applications
- Wireless communication systems
- Cellular networks
- Satellite communication systems
- Internet of Things (IoT) devices
Problems Solved
- Limited bandwidth support in traditional antennas
- Inefficient use of antenna space
- Incompatibility between different bands and polarizations
Benefits
- Increased bandwidth support by utilizing dual-polarized elements
- Efficient use of antenna space by interleaving the two sets of elements
- Compatibility with multiple bands and polarizations
Original Abstract Submitted
An antenna is described. The antenna includes a first plurality of first elements. Each of the first elements is dual polarized and configured to support a first set of bands and a second set of bands that is mutually exclusive from the first set of bands. The antenna also includes a second plurality of second elements. Each of the second elements is dual polarized and configured to support the second set of bands. The second plurality of second elements is interleaved with the first plurality of first elements.
