Kathrein-werke Kg

Christian Magg

Peter Prassmayer

Frank Mierke

The invention concerns a space craft, such as a telecommunication geostationary satellite, comprising a body, at lease one main telecommunication antenna having a specific orientation relative to the body, at least an omnidirectional antenna having a field of view opposite to that of the main antennae and at least a radiator extensible by tilting about an axis linked to the craft body between a slowing position wherein it is pressed against the body and an extended position. Said axis is positioned substantially in the plane of one surface of the body parallel to the orientation of the omnidirectional antenna and to the surfaces or the surface bearing the main antenna. The radiator tilts at an angle close to 180 o from a position wherein it is pressed against one surface bearing a solar panel to a position wherein it extends substantially in the plane of the surface which bears it when it is slowed.

Roof antenna for motor vehicles

A receiving and/or transmitting device for motor vehicles has an antenna foot, with a housing. An electrical connection for an antenna element, which is preferably in turn electrically connected to a further antenna element via a lock-out coil, is made via an internal connecting line. The connecting line is preferably in the form of a bracket, and/or the first antenna is provided with an electrically conductive extension.

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Garching, Germany

Christian Magg