18610881. LUNEBURG LENS SIGNAL REPEATER simplified abstract (T-MOBILE INNOVATIONS LLC)
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LUNEBURG LENS SIGNAL REPEATER
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Walter F. Rausch of Olathe KS (US)
Bharatwajan Raman of Arlington VA (US)
Oliver Philippe Coudert of Arlington VA (US)
Pei Hou of Centreville VA (US)
Durga Prasad Satapathy of Ashburn VA (US)
LUNEBURG LENS SIGNAL REPEATER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18610881 titled 'LUNEBURG LENS SIGNAL REPEATER
The abstract describes a patent application for an electromagnetic energy beam steering apparatus that utilizes the directional properties of a Luneburg lens to focus RF energy in a desired direction.
- The apparatus can take the form of a passive repeater, an active repeater, or a multipath active repeater.
- It receives RF energy from one or more points of the Luneburg lens and re-transmits it from a different point to steer the energy beam.
- The technology enables precise control and manipulation of electromagnetic energy beams for various applications.
Potential Applications:
- Telecommunications
- Radar systems
- Satellite communications
- Wireless networks
Problems Solved:
- Precise control and steering of RF energy beams
- Enhanced communication and signal transmission
- Improved efficiency in energy beam manipulation
Benefits:
- Increased accuracy in directing RF energy
- Enhanced performance of communication systems
- Greater flexibility in signal transmission
Commercial Applications:
- Telecommunication infrastructure
- Defense and military applications
- Satellite communication systems
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the Luneburg lens contribute to the precise steering of RF energy beams? 2. What are the advantages of using an electromagnetic energy beam steering apparatus in radar systems?
Frequently Updated Research: Ongoing research focuses on optimizing the design and functionality of electromagnetic energy beam steering apparatus for various applications.
Original Abstract Submitted
Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are described herein which utilizes and controls an electromagnetic energy beam steering apparatus. The electromagnetic energy beam steering apparatus uses directional properties of a Luneburg lens to receive RF energy from one or more points of the Luneburg lens and re-transmits the RF energy from a different point of the Luneburg lens to focus the RF energy in a desired direction. The electromagnetic energy beam steering apparatus may take a form of a passive repeater, an active repeater, or a multipath active repeater.
