John E Jordan

Title: John E. Jordan: Inventor of Tunable Electromagnetic Wave Components.

Introduction

John E. Jordan is an inventor associated with Rancho Palos Verdes, California. His patent work includes electromagnetic wave components designed to tune resonant frequency and reduce temperature-related frequency shifts. He is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Jordan’s listed patents describe a variable-topography tuning approach for electromagnetic wave components. In these designs, one or more diaphragms are secured inside a waveguide structure and deformed by adjustment members, preferably threaded screws. The deformation changes the component’s resonant frequency.

The inventions also address temperature compensation. Selecting suitable materials for the diaphragms, adjustment members, and surrounding structure can mitigate frequency shifts caused by temperature-induced dimensional changes.

The listed titles are “Methods of Tuning and Temperature Compensating a Variable Topography” and “Variable Topography Electromagnetic Wave Tuning Device, and Operating.”

Career Highlights

Jordan’s listed company affiliations include Hughes Electronics Corporation. His patent work reflects a focus on tuning electromagnetic wave components and maintaining their performance across temperature changes.

Collaborations

Jordan’s listed coworkers include Ching-yuan L. Hsing and Paul J. Tatomir. Their names appear alongside his work in the electromagnetic wave tuning field.

Conclusion

John E. Jordan’s patents center on adjustable waveguide diaphragms and material choices that help tune resonant frequency while limiting temperature-related shifts.