W Timothy Carey

Title: W. Timothy Carey: Antenna Array and Radar Innovations.

Introduction

W. Timothy Carey is an inventor based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His patent work includes antenna-array technologies designed to support radar performance and reconfigurable beam control. The supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Carey’s listed patents address electronically scanned antenna arrays and adaptive radar arrays.

“Electronically Scanned Antenna Arrays with Reconfigurable Performance” describes an antenna array whose beamformer adjusts phase or amplitude shifts to direct a beam toward a target. Dither circuits add noise to those shifts, helping raise a beam’s side lobes above a specified threshold when enabled by a control signal.

“Adaptive Array” describes an antenna array with element rows and columns grouped into subarrays whose phase centers have non-uniform spacing. The design is intended to provide effective radar detection and tracking while remaining inexpensive and straightforward to manufacture. The patent also covers a radar system and a method for adapting a radar array using this configuration.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information associates Carey with Anokiwave, Inc. and Raytheon Company. His listed inventions focus on antenna-array design and radar applications.

Collaborations

Carey’s listed coworkers include Robert J. McMorrow and Nitin Jain. Their names are provided as professional associations, without further details about specific joint projects.

Conclusion

W. Timothy Carey’s listed patents reflect work on reconfigurable antenna beams and adaptive array architectures, with applications in radar detection and tracking.