Kathrein-Werke Kg

Telefonaktiebolaget Lm Ericsson (Publ)

Kathrein Se

Josef Fahrenschon

Manfred Stolle

Stefan Weber

Andreas Plötz

Yannick Juretzki

Alexander Schadeck

Manuel Mielke

Thomas Gerlinger

A mobile communication antenna comprises a radome, a reflector arrangement, mobile communication radiators, and at least one electronic module. The radiators are arranged on a front side and the at least one electronic module is arranged on a rear side of the reflector arrangement. At least one electronic module comprises an electronic unit and a module housing within which the electronic unit is arranged. The module housing is made of metal and comprises a front side, a rear side, end faces and side walls, wherein the front side of the module housing points in the direction of the radome and the rear side of the module housing points in the direction of the rear side of the reflector arrangement. At least the surface of the front side and/or the rear side of the module housing is at least predominantly coated with a heat emission layer.

Heat dissipation from a mobile radio antenna for connection to at least one base station

A modular housing arrangement for antennae comprises at least one antenna housing. The at least one antenna housing comprises a front face on the cover side, a front face on the base side and a peripheral side wall between the front face on the cover side and the front face on the base side that comprises a plurality of lateral surfaces, as a result which a receiving space is defined. At least one antenna is or can be arranged in the receiving space. At least one male and one female part of a positive and/or non-positive connection are arranged on the peripheral side wall. The at least one male part and the at least one female part are designed to establish a detachable positive and/or non-positive connection to a corresponding female or male part, respectively, of at least one further antenna housing and/or at least one connection element.

Modular housing arrangement for antennae

The invention teaches a telecommunications antenna with a housing comprising a radome () and a radiator () arranged in the housing, wherein the radiator () is mounted to a support structure () that is conductive in the electromagnetic sense, said support structure so engaging the housing that it is in either one of a rotatable fashion or a rotatably fixed fashion about and axis, in that at least one body () that is non-conductive in the electromagnetic sense is tensionable in a direction parallel to the axis in such a fashion that a transition from the rotatable fashion to the rotatably fixed fashion is permitted by forming a frictional engagement.

Antenna with rotatable radiating element

Antenna

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Rosenheim, Germany

Josef Fahrenschon