18170867. ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED MODULAR APERTURE ANTENNA WITH SHARED SHORTING POST simplified abstract (BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc.)

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ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED MODULAR APERTURE ANTENNA WITH SHARED SHORTING POST

Organization Name

BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc.

Inventor(s)

Jean L. Kubwimana of Merrimack NH (US)

Jacob Tamasy of Nashua NH (US)

Alexander D. Johnson of Waltham MA (US)

ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED MODULAR APERTURE ANTENNA WITH SHARED SHORTING POST - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18170867 titled 'ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED MODULAR APERTURE ANTENNA WITH SHARED SHORTING POST

The antenna assembly described in the patent application includes an antenna feed, a ground plane, a first antenna element, a second antenna element, and a shorting post shared between the first and second antenna elements. The first antenna element consists of a first conductive dipole arm aligned with the ground plane's surface and a second conductive dipole arm adjacent to the first arm. The second antenna element includes a third conductive dipole arm adjacent to the second arm and a fourth conductive dipole arm adjacent to the third arm. The shorting post connects the ground plane, the second conductive dipole arm, and the third conductive dipole arm.

  • Antenna assembly with shared shorting post
  • First antenna element with two conductive dipole arms
  • Second antenna element with two conductive dipole arms
  • Shorting post in electrical communication with ground plane and dipole arms
  • Planar alignment of antenna elements with ground plane

Potential Applications: - Wireless communication systems - Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology - Satellite communication systems

Problems Solved: - Improved antenna performance - Enhanced signal reception and transmission - Reduced interference and noise

Benefits: - Increased signal strength - Better signal clarity - Enhanced overall communication efficiency

Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Antenna Assembly for Improved Signal Reception" This technology can be utilized in various commercial applications such as telecommunications, IoT devices, and radar systems. The improved signal reception and transmission capabilities make it a valuable asset in industries where reliable communication is crucial.

Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to antenna assemblies, shared shorting posts, and conductive dipole arms in the field of antenna technology to gain a deeper understanding of the innovation presented in this patent application.

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Questions about Antenna Assembly with Shared Shorting Post: 1. How does the shared shorting post improve antenna performance? 2. What are the key advantages of using conductive dipole arms in antenna elements?


Original Abstract Submitted

An antenna assembly includes an antenna feed, a ground plane, a first antenna element, a second antenna element, and a shorting post that is shared between the first and second antenna elements. The first antenna element includes a first conductive dipole arm in planar alignment with a surface of the ground plane and a second conductive dipole arm in planar alignment with the surface of the ground plane and adjacent to the first conductive dipole arm. The second antenna element includes a third conductive dipole arm in planar alignment with the surface of the ground plane and adjacent to the second conductive dipole arm, and a fourth conductive dipole arm in planar alignment with the surface of the ground plane and adjacent to the third conductive dipole arm. The shorting post is in electrical communication with the ground plane, the second conductive dipole arm and the third conductive dipole arm.