Custom Microwave Inc.

Richard Malcolm Dart

Philip Elwood Venezia

Maxim Vladimirovich Ignatenko

Sudhakar K Rao

Clency Lee-Yow

Sudhakar Rao

Clency Lee Yow

A contiguous radiating ring antenna structure suitable for a vehicle is disclosed. The antenna structure comprises a curved shape structure having a plurality of radiating rings, a plurality of sectors, a connecting unit, and a plurality of frequency barriers. The antenna structure has a phase variation of less than 2° degrees over 360° of azimuth coverage and about +/−85° of elevation coverage. The antenna structure has a thickness of less than 0.5 inches. The contiguous radiating ring antenna structure is design for demanding vehicular applications, including missiles, rockets, and aircraft. The contiguous radiating annular ring antenna comprises a beam forming network, which is configured to be incorporated into a printed antenna board for enhancing the vehicular communications.

Annular ring antenna with contiguous radiating elements for enhancing vehicular communications at multiple frequency bands

A deployable manpack antenna assembly comprises a transceiver antenna unit, a first support rod, a flexible conduit connector, a second support rod, a base unit, a latching unit, a clamping unit, and at least two sleeve retainer stops. The deployable manpack antenna assembly is configured for use in military applications, particularly relating to ground-party communications systems intended to be used in both communications-at-the-halt (CATH) and communications-on-the-move (COTM). The manpack antenna assembly operates in Ku, K and Ka bands for soldiers in the battlefield. The manpack antenna assembly comprises one of the two antennas, a biconical variant antenna, or an inverted-F variant antenna, both of which operate at Ku-band, K-band, and Ka-band simultaneously. The manpack antenna assembly boasts several features, including antenna deployment from folded to unfolded configurations, compact size, low mass, near 4π steradians coverage, low cost, wide bandwidth performance, and built-in radome for protection from severe environmental conditions.

Deployable omnidirectional antenna for ground communication

A segmented ultra-wideband antenna system that facilitates communication with aircraft, satellites, ships, and other ground terminals over the frequency range varies between 1 GHz and 50 GHz while maintaining a bandwidth ratio of 50:1. The segmented ultra-wideband antenna system comprises a platform having a circular shape structure configured to affix plurality of antennas using one or more fasteners. The platform has a diameter of 24 inches for affixing the first antenna, the second antenna and the third antenna using fasteners. The plurality of antennas comprises a first antenna, a second antenna and a third antenna. The segmented ultra-wideband antenna system having a bandwidth ratio of 50:1. The segmented ultra-wideband antenna system achieves gain values from 6 dBi to 41 dBi. The segmented ultra-wideband antenna system is portable on ground and weighs less than 50 lbs.

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Arvada, CO, United States of America

Richard Malcolm Dart