Intel Corporation

Apple Inc.

Tae-Young Yang

Chia-Pin Chiu

Seong-Youp Suh

Ofir Degani

James A McCall

Ashoke Ravi

Harry G Skinner

Xiang Li

Zhen Zhou

Jose Rodrigo Camacho Perez

Kenneth Foust

Jun Liao

Ronen Kronfeld

Tolga Acikalin

Renzhi Liu

Daqiao Du

Cheng-Yuan Chin

Ling Zheng

Kevin Stone

Johanny Escobar Pelaez

A communication device may include a millimeter wave (mm-wave) antenna array having antenna elements, a mm-wave element (e.g. lens), and one or more transceivers (e.g. first and second transceivers). The mm-wave lens may be configured to adjust the first beam and the second beam as the first and second beams pass through the mm-wave lens. The first transceiver can selectively couple to the antenna elements, the first transceiver being configured to drive a first selected antenna element of the antenna elements to transmit a beam from the selected first antenna element. The second transceiver may selectively couple to the antenna elements, the second transceiver being configured to drive a second selected antenna element of the antenna elements to transmit a second beam from the selected second antenna element.

Lensing systems for wireless communications

An apparatus is described. The apparatus includes an electro-mechanical interface having angled signal interconnects, wherein, the angling of the signal interconnects is to reduce noise coupling between the angled signal interconnects.

Packed interconnect structure with reduced cross coupled noise

An antenna including a substrate; top and bottom grounded conductive layers formed on respective larger faces of the substrate; an antenna feed coupled to at least one of the top and bottom grounded conductive layers, and configured to feed radio signals to the antenna; and at least one conductive wall formed to the top and bottom grounded conductive layers, and configured to form a short-circuit between the top and bottom grounded conductive layers, wherein the substrate and the at least one conductive wall forms a plurality of antenna cavities configured to operate at specific, respective frequencies, and each of the plurality of antenna cavities comprises at least two sides not covered by a conductive layer.

Antenna

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Tae-Young Yang