This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Boeing Company. Active years: 2013.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2013
Title: Lee F. Scuderi and Antenna Design for Thermal Protection Systems.
Introduction
Lee F. Scuderi is an inventor associated with Saint Peters, Missouri, and The Boeing Company. Her patent work includes an antenna designed to operate as part of a vehicle’s thermal protection system.
Latest Patents
Scuderi is credited with 1 patent: “Antenna for High Temperature Thermal Protection System.” The invention describes an antenna assembly installed in an opening that passes through a vehicle’s thermal protection system and body. A radio-frequency-opaque seal surrounds the antenna assembly, while a radio-frequency-transparent window spans the opening to retain the components and allow radio signals to pass through.
Career Highlights
The patent addresses the challenge of integrating an antenna into a vehicle structure protected by a thermal protection system. Its design combines a surrounding seal and a transparent window to accommodate the antenna within the protected structure.
Collaborations
Scuderi’s listed coworkers include Edward A. Eiswirth and Joseph M. Colich. The patent is associated with The Boeing Company.
Conclusion
Lee F. Scuderi’s patented antenna design illustrates an approach to maintaining radio-frequency communication while integrating an antenna into a vehicle’s thermal protection system.
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