James Wang

Title: James Wang and His Phased-Array Antenna Patent.

Introduction

James Wang is an inventor associated with San Diego, California, and Kyocera International, Inc. His patent work addresses a method for reducing the size of antenna weight vector tables used in phased-array antennas.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Wang: “System and Method for Efficient Antenna Weight Vector Tables Within Phased-Array Antennas.” The invention describes decomposing an antenna weight vector (AWV) table into first and second tables whose combined size is smaller than the original table. It identifies AWVs that can be decomposed into components, including weights that depend on both elevation and azimuth and weights that depend on elevation alone. For an antenna with elements arranged across vertical and horizontal directions, the approach aims to reduce the combined table size while retaining the information needed to represent the AWVs. Wang is credited with 1 patent in the supplied data.

Career Highlights

Wang’s listed patent reflects work on improving the efficiency of phased-array antenna systems through a more compact representation of antenna weights. The supplied information identifies Kyocera International, Inc. as his company.

Collaborations

Mike Yang is identified as Wang’s coworker. The supplied information does not specify whether Yang collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

James Wang’s listed invention focuses on reducing AWV table size for phased-array antennas, highlighting a practical approach to more efficient antenna system design.