Intel Corporation

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Apple Inc.

North Corporation

Bryce D Horine

Gary A Brist

Harry G Skinner

Stephen H Hall

Mei Chai

Howard L Heck

Michael W Leddige

Gary Baxter Long

Helen Kankan Pan

Kwan Ho Lee

Tao Liang

William O Alger

Anand S Konanur

Ulun Karacaoglu

James A McCall

Peter D MacWilliams

Jose Rodrigo Camacho Perez

Randy M Bonella

Stephen H Hall, Jr

Adesoji J Sajuyigbe

Carlos Mejia

Anusha Moonshiram

Terrance J Dishongh

Debabani Choudhury

Kunjal ShyamKumar Parikh

Peter A Davison

Akihiro Takagi

Tae Young Yang

Aycan Erentok

Ana M Yepes

Raanan Sover

John Thomas Sprietsma

Shuhei Yamada

Eran Gerson

Brian Girvin

Mohamed A Megahed

Ricardo Suarez-Gartner

Thomas Agung Nugraha

Vida Ilderem Burger

Michael T White

Hing Thomas Y To

Steve Joy

Soji Sajuyigbe

Stephen H Stephen

Various antennas elements including antennas arrays can support various communication technologies and can be integrated into different components or subcomponents of a vehicle, including various vehicle light assemblies. The vehicular antennas elements include low profile and/or concealed antenna elements that are inconspicuous aesthetically and do not affect or substantially affect vehicle aerodynamics.

Embedded antennas structures for wireless communications and radar

A touch panel for a display may include a touch sensor with a plurality of electrode traces. A first portion of the plurality of electrode traces may form sensing lines configured to receive touch input. The touch sensor includes an edge dummy area between an edge of the touch sensor and an electrode trace of a remaining portion of the plurality of electrode traces. The edge dummy area may be located outside of the sensing lines. The touch panel may further include an antenna with a radiation structure and a ground structure. The radiation structure may be located within a routing traces area outside of the touch sensor. The ground structure may be located within the edge dummy area. The ground structure may include an electrode trace of the plurality of electrode traces located within the edge dummy area of the touch sensor.

Hybrid display integratable antennas using touch sensor trace and edge discontinuity structures

A touch panel for a display, the touch panel having a touch sensor configured to receive touch input, and an antenna located within or below the touch sensor.

Display integrated antenna

A wearable mobile device may include circuitry for transmissive communication, and a slotted cavity radiator in communication with the circuitry for transmissive communication to transmit or receive transmissive communication. In embodiments, the wearable mobile device may further include a pair of conductive faces between which the circuitry for transmissive communication is positioned and that bound a cavity of the slotted cavity radiator.

Mobile device with slotted cavity antenna

A display having an integrated antenna with a substantially uniform transparency and/or light across the display. The display may have a uniformity layer that is an optical balance of the antenna, wherein the uniformity layer and the antenna have respective optical transparencies that provide a substantially uniform transparency across the display. The display may also have a backlight that has a surface brightness intensity corresponding to an optical inverse of the antenna, and is configured to provide a substantially uniform light across the display.

Integrated antenna with display uniformity

An apparatus of a mobile communication device comprises at least one radio with signal processing circuitry arranged to transmit and receive radio frequency (RF) signals. The apparatus includes a plurality of display components. An antenna layer is coupled to the signal processing circuitry and is configured for transmission and reception of the RF signals. The antenna layer is disposed between one of the plurality of display panel components and at least one isolation layer. The plurality of display panel components includes at least one of a protection coating layer, a display panel, a touch panel, or a cover.

Display panel with transparent conductor based isolator and method for improved wireless communications

A communication device includes at least one radio that comprises signal processing circuitry, and at least one antenna coupled to the signal processing circuitry to send and receive radio signals. A component of the communication device requires user visibility and includes an isolator for isolating the at least one antenna, the isolator comprising at least one film that includes a transparent conductor. The component that requires user visibility may be a display screen or part of the chassis of a transparent communication device. The transparent conductor comprises a transparent conducting oxide such as indium tin oxide, indium tin oxide ink, graphite material, carbon nanotubes, or a conductive polymer.

A display, such as for a touch-sensitive communication device, can include a transparent cover glass, pixels that emit light through the cover glass, and multiple antennas positioned along respective paths in an inactive area between the pixels. The antennas do not obstruct the light produced by the pixels, and can therefore be composed of opaque materials, such as metallic thin films, without affecting the optical properties of the display. In some examples, several antennas can have the same size and shape but different orientations, so that a radio can switch between or among the antennas to optimize reception. In some examples, the antennas can have different sizes and/or shapes, so that the antennas can send and/or receive radio signals in different frequency ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum. In some examples, locating the antennas in the display can allow the device to include a metallic housing.

Communication device and display incorporating antennas between display pixels

In some embodiments a high speed interconnect includes a layer of FR4 material, a trench in the layer of FR4 material, and a pair of transmission lines located near the trench. The trench is filled with a homogenous material. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Method of forming a high speed interconnect

A method of making a printed circuit board panel, a printed circuit board panel made according to the method, and a system incorporating a printed circuit board provided onto the panel. The printed circuit board panel has a panel top edge, a panel bottom edge parallel to the panel top edge, and two parallel panel side edges, and further includes a first set of fiber bundles extending at the predetermined angle with respect to the panel side edges, and a second set of fiber bundles extending at the predetermined angle with respect to the panel top edge.

Method of making a fiber reinforced printed circuit board panel and a fiber reinforced panel made according to the method

An article of manufacture includes a circuit board and a pair of traces on or in the circuit board. The pair of traces includes a first trace and a second trace. The first trace includes a first segment and a second segment continuously joined to the first segment. The first segment coincides with a first longitudinal axis. The second trace includes a first segment that runs alongside the first segment of the first trace. The second trace also includes a second segment that runs alongside the second segment of the first trace. The second segment of the second trace is continuously joined to the first segment of the second trace. The second segment of the second trace coincides with the first longitudinal axis.

Shifted segment layout for differential signal traces to mitigate bundle weave effect

In some embodiments an interconnect includes a waveguide and a transmission line coupled in parallel with the waveguide. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Ultra-high bandwidth interconnect for data transmission

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Bryce D Horine