Lisa Draexlmaier Gmbh

Lisa Draxlmaier Gmbh

Qest Quantenelektronische Systeme Gmbh

Lisa Draezlmaier Gmbh

Lisa Dräxlmaier Gmbh & Co. Kg

Joerg Oppenlaender

Alexander Moessinger

Christoph Haeussler

Alexander Friesch

Michael Wenzel

Michael Seifried

Nils Schopohl

Joerg Tomes

A controllable phase control element comprises a drive unit and a holder, to which at least two polarizers are attached, which are arranged one behind the other in the direction of incidence of a wave. Each polarizer is designed in such a way that the polarizer can convert a circularly polarized signal into a linearly polarized signal. The drive unit is designed in such a way that the holder and thus the polarizers can be mounted over a freely selectable angular range.

Controllable phase control element for electromagnetic waves

A phase-controlled antenna element includes a waveguide emitter with signal output or signal injection, into which a rotatable phase control element is introduced, and a drive unit. The phase control element comprises in this case a holder, at least two polarizers which are fastened to the holder, and a connecting element. Each of the at least two polarizers can convert a circularly polarized signal into a linearly polarized signal. The phase control element is rotatably fitted in the waveguide emitter and is connected to the drive unit with the aid of the connecting element in such a manner that the drive unit can rotate the phase control element about the axis of the waveguide emitter.

Phase-controlled antenna element

A phase-controlled antenna array comprises at least four phase-controlled elements which are connected via a feed network. Each antenna element comprises a waveguide emitter with a signal output coupling or input coupling and a phase actuator which is rotatably attached in the waveguide emitter and contains a mounting and two polarizers, wherein each of the two polarizers can convert a circularly polarized signal into a linearly polarized signal. The antenna elements additionally comprise a connection element and a drive unit which is attached to a support and which is connected to the phase actuator via the connection element such that the drive unit can rotate the phrase actuator about an axis of the waveguide emitter. The antenna array additionally comprises a computing unit which is connected to the drive unit(s) of the phase-controlled antenna elements via control lines and which adjusts the rotation of each phase actuator.

Phase-controlled antenna array

A positioning system may include a bracket, a mounting, and a positioner platform. The positioning system may further include an antenna aperture having two opposing sides each attached to the bracket via respective first pivot bearings arranged along a first axis. The antenna aperture may be configured to rotate about the first axis. A second pivot bearing may attach the bracket to the mounting, and may be arranged along a second axis. The bracket may be configured to rotate about the second axis. A third pivot bearing may attach the mounting to the positioner platform, and may be arranged along a third axis. The mounting may be configured to rotate about the third axis.

Positioning system for antennas and antenna system

The present disclosure relates to an antenna system for wireless communication of data. In one implementation, the system includes at least four horn antennas. Each horn antenna may have a three-layered cavity, and each layer may be filled with dielectric. The system may further include two microstrip line networks. The microstrip networks may be between two adjacent layered portions and configured to communicate with the horn antennas.

Antenna system for broadband satellite communication in the GHz frequency range, comprising dielectrically filled horn antennas

An antenna system for wireless communication of data includes at least two antenna modules constructed from a plurality of electrically-conductive layers and a first waveguide network configured to communicate data with the at least two antenna modules. Each antenna module includes at least two radiating elements. Each radiating element is configured to support communications at a first polarization and a second polarization that are orthogonal to one another. Each antenna module also includes a first microstrip line network configured to communicate with the at least two radiating elements at the first polarization and a second microstrip line network configured to communicate with the at least two radiating elements at the second polarization. At least one of the electrically-conductive layers is located between the first and second microstrip line networks.

Antenna system for broadband satellite communication in the GHz frequency range, comprising a feeding arrangement

An antenna system for wireless communication of data includes at least four horn antennas. Each horn antenna is configured to support communications at two mutually orthogonal linear polarizations. Each horn antenna includes an inner wall enclosing a space and geometric constrictions each protruding inwardly from the inner wall into the space along a corresponding polarization plane of one of the two linear polarizations. At least one of the inner wall or the geometric constrictions has a stepped structure.

Antenna system for broadband satellite communication in the GHz frequency range, comprising horn antennas with geometrical constrictions

A device is proposed for high-resolution measurement, in particular for high-resolution absolute measurement of magnetic fields, having a network ( ) of transitions ( ) between superconductors ( ) which exhibit Josephson effects, called junctions below, the network comprising closed meshes ( ), denoted by cells below, which in each case have junctions ( ), which junctions are connected in a superconducting fashion, and at least three of these cells being connected in a superconducting and/or nonsuperconducting fashion. The object of the invention consists in further developing this device in such a way that it is possible to make absolute measurements of magnetic fields in a highly sensitive fashion. This object is achieved by virtue of the fact that the junctions ( ) of the at least three cells ( ) can be energized in such a way that a time-variant voltage drops in each case across at least two junctions of a cell, the time average of which voltage does not vanish, and in that the at least three cells are configured differently geometrically in such a way that the magnetic fluxes enclosed by the cells in the case of an existing magnetic field differ from one another in such a way that the frequency spectrum of the voltage response function has no significant &PHgr; -periodic component with reference to the magnetic flux.

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Kirchentellinsfurt, Germany

Joerg Oppenlaender