Lucent Technologies Inc.

Richard Alan Warncke

Louis Thomas Manzione

Carsten Metz

Richard Sander Costa

Hung D Mach

Angel Silvera Garcia

Alejandro Fernandez Biscay

A multiple band antenna (and an array of such antennas) includes a first radiating element that radiates at a first band, at least one second radiating element that radiates at a second band, and a frame to hold the radiating elements. The frame disposes the first and second radiating elements in different planes so that cross-band interference is substantially avoided. Alternatively, a multiple band array antenna includes a first array of radiating elements in a first plane and a second array of radiating elements in a second plane. The first plane overlays the second plane. As a result, individual radiating elements in the first array are substantially interspersed with individual radiating elements in the second array. But the first array and the second array are arranged so that individual radiating elements in the first array substantially do not overlap individual radiating elements in the second array.

Multiband antenna arrangement

A bracket for mounting an electronic instrument upon a generally horizontal surface has a base member having an outer surface and an opposite mounting surface for mounting the base member on the horizontal surface. The bracket also has a support member having an outer surface and an opposite mounting surface for mounting the support member on the electronic instrument. The bracket further has an intermediate member extending between the base member and the support member. The intermediate member is pivotally attached to the support member.

Indoor mounting arrangement for wireless systems

A bracket for mounting an antenna along with a transmitter or receiver on a pole or wall. The bracket is able to pivot in two perpendicular planes, and can be quickly and precisely aimed in a given direction, and clamped. The bracket comprises an intermediate member pivotally mounted to a base member and a support member. The bracket includes a plurality of fins forming a heat sink unitary with the bracket to dissipate heat generated by the electronics.

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Richard Alan Warncke