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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 21, 2015
Filed:
Mar. 02, 2012
Ying-ming Lee, Melbourne, FL (US);
Brinnan C. Riley, West Melbourne, FL (US);
Brett Pigon, Grant-Valkaria, FL (US);
William E. Clark, Palm Bay, FL (US);
Steven R. Sprinkle, West Melbourne, FL (US);
Ying-Ming Lee, Melbourne, FL (US);
Brinnan C. Riley, West Melbourne, FL (US);
Brett Pigon, Grant-Valkaria, FL (US);
William E. Clark, Palm Bay, FL (US);
Steven R. Sprinkle, West Melbourne, FL (US);
Harris Corporation, Melbourne, FL (US);
Abstract
Interconnect feed devices () are provided for electrically connecting first and second electrical components (). The interconnect feed devices () can include a dielectric shell () with an electrically-conductive coating (), and leads () positioned within individual conduits () of the shell. Each lead () and its associated conduit () can act as a coaxial cable for transmitting radio frequency (RF) energy between the first and second electrical components (). The shell () can be manufactured using a process, such as stereolithography, that allows the shell to be formed with relatively complicated geometries, which in turn can facilitate relatively complicated cable routing.