This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Thomson Marconi Sonar, S.a.s.. Active years: 2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2002
Title: Marc Edouard and His Patent for a Collapsible Acoustic Antenna.
Introduction
Marc Edouard is an inventor associated with Chateauneuf de Grasse, France, and Thomson Marconi Sonar, S.A.S. His recorded patent concerns a collapsible annular acoustic transmission antenna designed for assembly and dismantling.
Latest Patents
Edouard is credited with 1 patent: “Collapsible Annular Acoustic Transmission Antenna.” The invention uses a stack of detachable circular rings, held together by threaded tie-rods passing through holes in the rings’ prestressing keys. Profiled annuli terminate the stack, while inner and outer rubber jackets cover its faces and anchor in grooves in the annuli. This construction enables the antenna to be dismantled while maintaining a high ratio of active mass to inactive mass.
Career Highlights
The available information highlights Edouard’s work on a practical, modular acoustic transmitting antenna. Its design combines detachable components with a fastening system intended to hold the assembled structure securely.
Collaborations
Edouard’s listed coworkers include Jacques Brun and Vito Suppa. His company affiliation is Thomson Marconi Sonar, S.A.S.
Conclusion
Marc Edouard’s patent presents a dismantlable annular antenna design that brings together a secure ring assembly, protective rubber jackets, and an emphasis on efficient active mass.
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