USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy

New Jersey Institute of Technology

Brian Carl Hicks

Kenneth P Stewart

Haim Grebel

Oren Sternberg

Freddie Santiago

Karl Dieter Moeller

Henrique Schmitt

David Bonanno

Paul Shelton Ray

Stephen J Burns

Namir E Kassim

Emil J Polisensky

Norman R Mcglothlin, Jr

Tracy Clarke

Blerta Bajramaj Markowski

Nagini P Dalal

Systems and methods are provided for a turnkey modular printed circuit board enclosure that is generated using a template generator. The template generator accepts a user input comprising an enclosure parameter, based on which a manufacturing file may be generated. The manufacturing file may be provided to a fabricator for fabricating the enclosure or the manufacturing file may be modified in a printed circuit board design environment to incorporate a printed circuit board into the enclosure. The printed circuit board may be a separate printed circuit board that is inserted into the enclosure or it may be embedded in a face of the enclosure.

Modular printed circuit board enclosure

An active antenna system for receiving electromagnetic radiation at frequencies below 100 MHz. The system includes a vertical support mast; a front end electronics unit including an active balun, the front end electronics unit affixed to the support mast; two crossed-dipole antennas affixed oriented at about 90 degrees to each other, each crossed-dipole antenna having two arms formed of electrically conductive material, each arm having an isoceles triangular frame with an apex of the frame electrically connected to a feedpoint of the front end electronics unit, each arm also having a longitudinal member extending from the apex to the center of the base of the triangular shape and a cross member extending between sides of the triangular frame. The system can operate independently or as part of a long wavelength array for astronomical radio telescope applications.

Wide-band active antenna system for HF/VHF radio reception

A non-periodic reflection beamsplitter or reflector for use in an interferometer. The interferometer employs non-periodic reflectors or a non-periodic beamsplitter in order to produce interference patterns to analyze. The non-periodic reflectors or beamsplitters may be concentrically arranged reflectors having equal area. The beamsplitter consists of two adjacent non-periodic structures having complementary reflection and transmission patterns.

Non-periodic wavefront dividing interferometer

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Alexandria, VA, United States of America

Brian Carl Hicks