Nuvotronics, LLC

Cubic Corporation

Kenneth J Vanhille

David W Sherrer

Anatoliy Boryssenko

Jean-Marc Rollin

Steven Edward Huettner

Marcus Oliver

Benjamin L Cannon

Timothy Amis Smith

Jared Williams Jordan

Masud Beroz

Rick L Thompson

William Stacy

Aaron C Caba

Steve Huettner

Jean Marc Rollin

Jennifer Arroyo

Antenna arrays, including a broadband single or dual polarized, tightly coupled radiator arrays.

Broadband antenna array

A microelectronic structure having CTE compensation for use in wafer-level and chip-scale packages, comprising a plurality of substrate tiles each having a generally planar upper surface, the upper surfaces of the tiles disposed within a common plane to provide a generally planar grid of the tiles, each respective pair of adjacent tiles having a gap disposed therebetween.

CTE compensation for wafer-level and chip-scale packages and assemblies

Multiband antenna in the form of a three dimensional solid have a plurality of radiating cavities disposed therein.

Multiband antenna with phase-center co-allocated feed

Devices and methods for multilayer packages, antenna array feeds, test interface units, connectors, contactors, and large format substrates. The device comprising a 3D coaxial distribution network structure including a plurality of coaxial transmission lines separated by a first pitch at the input and a second, wider pitch at the output thereof.

Wafer scale test interface unit and contactors

An apparatus comprising a first power combiner/divider network and a second power combiner/divider network. The first power combiner/divider network splits a first electromagnetic signal into split signals that are connectable to signal processor(s). The second power combiner/divider network combines processed signals into a second electromagnetic signal. The apparatus includes a three-dimensional coaxial microstructure.

Three-dimensional microstructures

Dielectric-free, metal-only, dipole-coupled radiating array aperture with wide field of view.

Dielectric-free metal-only dipole-coupled radiating array aperture with wide field of view

Dielectric-free, metal-only, dipole-coupled broadband radiating array aperture with wide field of view.

Dielectric-free metal-only dipole-coupled broadband radiating array aperture with wide field of view

An apparatus may include one or more conductive surfaces, waveguide structures and/or ports. One or more waveguide structures may include a portion disposed above a conductive surface, an outer conductor, and/or an inner conductor. A first portion of an outer conductor may be connected to a conductive surface. A port end of an outer conductor may be connected to an outer conductor port. An inner conductor may be disposed inside and spaced apart from an outer conductor. An inner conductor port may be connected to an inner conductor. An inner conductor of two or more waveguide structures may be connected to each other. A conductive surface may include at least one aperture portion, which may have a width substantially similar to the width of a waveguide structure. A substrate may be disposed between one or more waveguide structures and a conductive surface for a substantial portion of a waveguide structure.

Waveguide balun having waveguide structures disposed over a ground plane and having probes located in channels

A transmission line structure, a transmission line thermal manager and/or process thereof. A transmission line thermal manager may include a thermal member. A thermal member may be configured to form a thermal path, for example away from one or more inner conductors of a transmission line. A part of a thermal member may be formed of an electrically insulative and thermally conductive material. One or more inner conductors may be spaced apart from one or more outer conductors in a transmission line. A transmission line and/or a transmission line thermal manager may be configured to maximize a signal through a system, for example by modifying the geometry of one or more transmission line conductors and/or of a thermal manager.

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Cary, NC, United States of America

Kenneth J Vanhille