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Sonar sensor array signal distribution system and method

A system and method for signal distribution within a sensor array uses a coaxial transmission line. Taps are affixed to the outer conductor of the coaxial transmission line and include field coupling portions extending into the internal field region of the coaxial transmission line. Electromagnetic energy propagating within the transmission line can be extracted to power the sensors. Sensor signals can be modulated onto radio frequency signals and propagated along the transmission line to distribute the sensor signals.
Owner:EDO ELECTRO CERAMIC

Multi-band antenna

A multi-band antenna (1) used in an electronic device and formed of a metallic sheet by defining holes therein, including a first radiating portion (30), a second radiating portion (31), a third radiating portion (32), a ground portion (2), and a coaxial transmission line (4). The first radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a loop antenna operated at a higher frequency band of about 5.15-5.875 GHz. The second radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a first inverted-F antenna operated at another higher frequency band of about 5.725-5.875 GHz. The third radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a second inverted-F antenna operated at a lower frequency band of about 2.4-2.5 GHz.
Owner:HON HAI PRECISION IND CO LTD

Load-Resistant Coaxial Transmission Line

A transmission line for downhole tools that make up all or part of a tool string for drilling and production of oil, gas, and geothermal wells that can withstand the dynamic gravitational forces and other accelerations associated with downhole excavations. The transmission line comprises a metal tube, or outer conductor, that houses a coaxial wire inner conductor. A non-metallic dielectric material is interposed between the inner and outer conductors. The outer and inner conductors and the dielectric are sufficiently compressed together so that independent motion between them is abated. Compression of the components of the transmission line may be achieved by drawing the transmission through one or more dies in order to draw down the outer conductor onto the dielectric, or by expanding the inner conductor against the dielectric using a mandrel or hydraulic pressure. Non-metallic bead segments may be used in aid of the compression necessary to resist the dynamic forces and accelerations of drilling.
Owner:INTELLISERV

Stimulating production from oil wells using an RF dipole antenna

A system emplaced in a subsurface formation configured to produce radio frequency (RF) fields for recovery of thermally responsive constituents includes coaxially disposed inner and outer conductors connected at an earth surface to an RF power source. The inner and outer conductors form a coaxial transmission line proximate said earth surface and a dipole antenna proximate said formation. The inner conductor protrudes from the outer conductor from a junction exposing a gap between the conductors to a deeper position within the formation. The RF power source is configured to deliver, via the conductors, RF fields to the formation. The system also includes at least one choke structure attached to said outer conductor at a distance at least ¼ wavelength above said junction. The choke structure is configured to confine a majority of said RF fields in a volume of said formation situated adjacent to said antenna.
Owner:PYROPHASE INC

Coaxial transmission line microstructures and methods of formation thereof

Provided are coaxial transmission line microstructures formed by a sequential build process, and methods of forming such microstructures. The microstructures include a transition structure for transitioning between the coaxial transmission line and an electrical connector. The microstructures have particular applicability to devices for transmitting electromagnetic energy and other electronic signals.
Owner:CUBIC CORPORATION

Invasive microwave antenna array for hyperthermia and brachytherapy

A microwave hyperthermia apparatus that can be inserted into the body which includes a hollow central tube for the insertion of radioactive therapy sources. The use of a coaxial transmission line impedance transformation along the insertable portion of the coaxial cable enables a reduction in the characteristic impedance by increasing the outer diameter of the inner coaxial conductor so that the center conductor can be a metal tube. If the ratio of the outer coaxial conductor diameter vs. the inner coaxial conductor is decreased, the characteristic impedance of the transmission line is lowered. This enables the inner conductor diameter to increase sufficiently to make the central hollow opening large enough to receive standard radioactive sources therein. This provides for a good impedance match that improves microwave energy efficiency while at the same time permitting a large hollow center opening. The combination of the microwave antenna device and brachytherapy sources provides for enhanced effectiveness when the two treatments are delivered simultaneously or in close time proximity to each other.
Owner:PYREXAR MEDICAL

Microwave ablation instrument with insertion probe

A microwave ablation assembly and method including a relatively thin, elongated probe (21) having a proximal access end (22) and an opposite distal penetration end (23) adapted to penetrate into bio-tissue (25). The probe (21) defines an insert passage (26) extending therethrough from the access end (22) to the penetration end (23) thereof. An ablation catheter includes a coaxial transmission line (28) with an antenna device (30) coupled to a distal end of the transmission line (28) for generating an electric field sufficiently strong to cause tissue ablation. The coaxial transmission line (28) includes an inner conductor (31) and an outer conductor (32) separated by a dielectric material medium (33). A proximal end of the transmission line (28) is coupled to a microwave energy source. The antenna device (30) and the transmission line (28) each have a transverse cross-sectional dimension adapted for sliding receipt through the insert passage (26) while the elongated probe (21) is positioned in the bio-tissue (25). Such sliding advancement continues until the antenna device (30) is moved to a position beyond the penetration end (23) and further into direct contact with the bio-tissue (25).
Owner:MAQUET CARDIOVASCULAR LLC

Scalable wideband probes, fixtures, and sockets for high speed IC testing and interconnects

We introduce a new Periodic micro coaxial transmission line (PMTL) that is capable of sustaining a TEM propagation mode up to THz band. The PMTL can be manufactured using the current photolithographic processes. This transmission line can be embedded in microscopic layers that allow many new applications. We use the PMTL to develop a wideband highly scalable connector that is then used in a Probe that can be used for connecting to microscopic scale Integrated Circuits with picoseconds High Speed Digital and near THz Analogue performance in various stages of development from R&D to production testing. These probes, in one embodiment, provide a thin pen-like vertical probe tip that matches the die pad pattern precisely that can be as agile as a high speed plotter pen, connecting on the fly to any die pattern on a wafer. This approach allows the most valuable part of the test, namely the wafer to remain stationary and safe, and the least costly part of the test, namely the probe to take most of the wear and tear. We further use the embedded PMTL to develop a modular, scaleable and fully automated Universal Test Fixture for testing chips in various stages of development mainly for digital IC chips that can be utilized in production lines with pick and place of chips on tape to test every chip before insertion into circuits. One embodiment includes a low profile wideband Signal Launcher and an alligator type RF Clip that can be used at the edge of PCB's directly for validation broads. The Signal Launcher is used to develop a new versatile Flush Top Test Fixtures for individual device testing in various stages of development from die, to packaged, to Module, to Circuit Boards. The PMTL can also provide Confined Field Interconnects (CFI) between various elements on semiconductor wafers to reduce parasitic and radiation losses and practically eliminating cross talk, thus, increasing the speed of digital IC's. The PMTL is also used to develop a Universal Test Socket, and a Hand Probe with performance up to 220 GHz.
Owner:WAYMO LLC

Multilayer coaxial structures and resonator formed therefrom

The idea of the invention is to fabricate a multilayer coaxial transmission line into a printed circuit. The outermost conductor is fabricated by conductive conduit strips in different layers, using conductive via posts in isolation layers connecting the strips. The innermost conductor can be a single conductive strip or multiple strips in different layers connected together through conductive via posts.
Owner:NOKIA CORP

Bi-directional switched RF amplifier, waterproof housing, electrostatic overvoltage protection device, and mounting bracket therefor

A remotely mountable weatherproof bi-directional, half-duplex switching amplifier system is designed to provide maximum range for low power half-duplex radios such as Spread Spectrum radio transceivers. This invention automatically senses when to go into the transmitter amplification mode and puts all the transmit power right at the antenna. In the receive mode, it provides low noise pre amplification of received signals at the antenna thereby minimizing or even eliminating the effects of the coaxial transmission line from the radio transceiver to the remote location of the antenna. The invention is preferred to be in a waterproof enclosure adjacent to the antenna mounted to a pole and powered by a DC injector and excited by a transceiver, both pole and injector located remote from the mounting pole and also includes an improved electrostatic overvoltage protection device.
Owner:PROXIM WIRELESS CORP

Low profile active electronically scanned antenna (AESA) for ka-band radar systems

A vertically integrated Ka-band active electronically scanned antenna including, among other things, a transitioning RF waveguide relocator panel located behind a radiator faceplate and an array of beam control tiles respectively coupled to one of a plurality of transceiver modules via an RF manifold. Each of the beam control tiles includes a respective plurality of high power transmit / receive (T / R) cells as well as dielectric waveguides, RF stripline and coaxial transmission line elements. The waveguide relocator panel is preferably fabricated by a diffusion bonded copper laminate stack up with dielectric filling. The beam control tiles are preferably fabricated by the use of multiple layers of low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) material laminated together. The waveguide relocator panel and the beam control tiles are designed to route RF signals to and from a respective transceiver module of four transceiver modules and a quadrature array of antenna radiators matched to free space formed in the faceplate. Planar type metal spring gaskets are provided between the interfacing layers so as to provide and ensure interconnection between mutually facing waveguide ports and to prevent RF leakage from around the perimeter of the waveguide ports. Cooling of the various components is achieved by a pair of planar forced air heat sink members which are located on either side of the array of beam control tiles. DC power and control of the T / R cells is provided by a printed circuit wiring board assembly located adjacent to the array of beam controlled tiles with solderless DC connections being provided by an arrangement of “fuzz button” electrical connector elements.
Owner:NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYST CORP

Low profile active electronically scanned antenna (AESA) for Ka-band radar systems

A vertically integrated Ka-band active electronically scanned antenna including, among other things, a transitioning RF waveguide relocator panel located behind a radiator faceplate and an array of beam control tiles respectively coupled to one of a plurality of transceiver modules via an RF manifold. Each of the beam control tiles includes a respective plurality of high power transmit / receive (T / R) cells as well as dielectric waveguides, RF stripline and coaxial transmission line elements. The waveguide relocator panel is preferably fabricated by a diffusion bonded copper laminate stack up with dielectric filling. The beam control tiles are preferably fabricated by the use of multiple layers of low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) material laminated together. The waveguide relocator panel and the beam control tiles are designed to route RF signals to and from a respective transceiver module of four transceiver modules and a quadrature array of antenna radiators matched to free space formed in the faceplate. Planar type metal spring gaskets are provided between the interfacing layers so as to provide and ensure interconnection between mutually facing waveguide ports and to prevent RF leakage from around the perimeter of the waveguide ports. Cooling of the various components is achieved by a pair of planar forced air heat sink members which are located on either side of the array of beam control tiles. DC power and control of the T / R cells is provided by a printed circuit wiring board assembly located adjacent to the array of beam controlled tiles with solderless DC connections being provided by an arrangement of “fuzz button” electrical connector elements.
Owner:NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYST CORP

Coaxial transmission line microstructures and methods of formation thereof

Provided are coaxial transmission line microstructures formed by a sequential build process, and methods of forming such microstructures. The microstructures include a transition structure for transitioning between the coaxial transmission line and an electrical connector. The microstructures have particular applicability to devices for transmitting electromagnetic energy and other electronic signals.
Owner:CUBIC CORPORATION

Shielded surface mount coaxial connector

A coaxial connection is electromagnetically shielded at an interface between a surface mountable coaxial connector and a planar circuit operating in the radio frequency (RF) and microwave frequency ranges. In addition or alternatively, the coaxial connection reduces a potential impedance mismatch associated with attaching a coaxial transmission line of the coaxial connector to a planar transmission line of the planar circuit.
Owner:AGILENT TECH INC

RF feedthrough coaxial connector for wireless communications in hazardous environments

A coaxial feedthrough connector for connecting an RF signal through a wall in a hazardous environment and particularly to an antenna. The connector has a base with an axial passage. A coaxial transmission line extends through the passage and a nonconductive, preferably silicone sealing compound fills at least a longitudinal segment of the passage and sealingly engages both the transmission line and the interior surface of the passage. A sealant is used that is approved for use at the location in a hazardous environment where it will be used.
Owner:ANALYNK WIRELESS

High frequency oscilloscope probe with unitized probe tips

Unitized probe tip assemblies of reduced size for a micro-browser use surface mount components in an isolation / coupling network that may include a parallel RC combination in series with a damping resistor. These surface mount components are soldered directly to one another without the use of a substrate. A pointed contact tip is soldered directly to one end of the surface mount components, and at the other end of those components is soldered the center conductor of a coaxial transmission line leading to a replication amplifier. A portion of the isolation / coupling network is enclosed within a supporting conductive shield that is also soldered to the outer conductive shield of the coaxial cable, which may be a semi-rigid micro coax (which might also be of a memory metal, such as Nitinol) that transitions into a flexible coaxial cable after leaving a slot in a sleeve that carries stationary and rotating rods (which might also be of a memory metal) to which the unitized probe tip assemblies are attached. In an alternate embodiment the isolation / coupling network may be a shaft of resistive diamond having a sharp tip at one end where it has a low bulk resistance the functions as a series damping resistance, which shaft also has toward the other end a much higher bulk resistance that functions as an isolation resistance that is also shunted by a coupling capacitance formed of a conductive pattern printed on the outside of the region of higher bulk resistance.
Owner:DIGITAL GLOBAL SYST INC +1

Double frequency band filter of SIR coaxial cavity

InactiveCN103138034AWith dual frequency selection performanceIncreased complexityWaveguide type devicesCoaxial transmission lineMechanical engineering
The invention discloses a double frequency band filter of a SIR coaxial cavity. The double frequency band filter of the SIR coaxial cavity comprises a CQ-type topological structure formed by coupling of a coaxial SIR in magnetic and galvanic modes. The coaxial SIR is composed of a rod-shaped inner layer metal transmission line, an outer layer barrel-shaped metal wall and a middle medium layer, wherein the outer layer barrel-shaped metal wall shares the same axis with the inner layer metal transmission line which is formed by connecting of two coaxial transmission lines with different diameters. A terminal opening end coaxial borehole is formed at the top end of a terminal opening end of the metal transmission line, and a tuning screw is placed at the top end of the terminal opening end of the metal transmission line to tune. The double frequency band filter is provided with the CQ-type topological structure of 8 cavities, two transmission zeroes are generated on the outside of a double frequency band, so that out-of-band suppression performances are greatly improved. Compared with a traditional duplexer, the double frequency band filter is improved on the aspects of size miniaturization and design complexity in quality mode. The double frequency band filter has the advantages of being small, low in insertion loss, high in double frequency selection properties and the like. The demands on filter performances by a modern communication system are met, and the double frequency band filter can be widely applied in double frequency band mobile communication systems.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

Rotary joint for radio frequency electromagnetic waves and light waves

One embodiment of an axial rotary joint having rotary transmission lines for the bi-directional propagation of radio frequency electromagnetic waves and light waves across a rotary interface. Each section is capable of fully independent rotation about a common longitudinal axis. The radio frequency rotary transmission line comprises waveguide tubing at each end that transitions to a coax transmission line at the rotary interface. The waveguide tubing also functions as the axial support structure. The second transmission line for light wave propagation is fully integrated into the waveguide-to-coax transition and the inner coaxial conductor, and uses optical coupling devices to form an optical coupling path across the rotary interface. This embodiment of the rotary joint can be sealed and pressurized to minimize contamination of the optics and to increase the electromagnetic wave power handling. The second transmission line in another embodiment is a combined millimeter wave and optical transmission line supporting simultaneous millimeter wave and light wave propagation across the rotary interface. Combining and decombining filters incorporated into the physical rotary transmission lines in other embodiments create a multitude of channels on various frequencies and wavelengths, greatly increasing the usefulness of the device.
Owner:LORENC CURTIS D

High-voltage square-wave pulse generator and method for generating high-voltage square-wave pulse

The invention discloses a high-voltage square-wave pulse generator and a method for generating high-voltage square-wave pulse. A high-voltage DC power supply, a current limiting resistor and an energy storing capacitor in the high-voltage square-wave pulse generator are connected in series to form a loop; the cathode of the high-voltage DC power supply is grounded; an optoelectronic semiconductor switch is connected in parallel with the energy storing capacitor through a circuit which is formed by a coaxial transmission line and a load which are connected in series; the packaging shell of the optoelectronic semiconductor switch, the outer conductor layer of the coaxial transmission line and the load are grounded; the high-voltage square-wave pulse generator also comprises an auxiliary switch and a time delay control device, wherein the auxiliary switch can resist high voltage and trigger and switch on rapidly and has low on-state resistance, and the time delay control device is used for controlling the trigger time difference between the optoelectronic semiconductor switch and the auxiliary switch; and the auxiliary switch is connected in parallel with two ends of the energy storing capacitor. The square wave outputted by the high-voltage square-wave pulse generator has high pressure, adjustable pulse width and rapid falling edge change rate. The high doubling process of the carriers in the optoelectronic semiconductor switch can be terminated rapidly, the optoelectronic semiconductor switch can be forced to exit the locking working state, and the locking state lasting time can be controlled manually.
Owner:XIAN UNIV OF TECH

Loop antenna including impedance tuning gap and associated methods

A loop antenna may include first and second electrical conductors arranged to define a circular shape with first and second spaced apart gaps therein. Opposing portions of the first and second electrical conductors at the first gap may define a signal feedpoint, and opposing portions of the first and second electrical conductors at the second gap may define an impedance tuning feature. The second gap may be circumferentially spaced from the first gap less than ninety degrees, and the second gap may be greater than the first gap to provide a predetermined impedance. A coaxial transmission line may form a feed inset into the loop conductor. The loop antenna may be planar and have a reduced size for ease of manufacture and use, and it may provide an isotropic radiating pattern at a predetermined operating frequency, which may avoid the need for antenna aiming.
Owner:HARRIS CORP

Wafer scale test interfact unit: low loss and high isolation devices and methods for high speed and high density mixed signal interconnects and contactors

Devices and methods for multilayer packages, antenna array feeds, test interface units, connectors, contactors, and large format substrates. The device comprising a 3D coaxial distribution network structure including a plurality of coaxial transmission lines separated by a first pitch at the input and a second, wider pitch at the output thereof.
Owner:CUBIC CORPORATION

Folded coaxial transmission line loudspeaker

A loudspeaker has a loudspeaker driver and a first tube having a base end coupled to the driver and extending towards the rear end of the loudspeaker. A second tube of larger cross sectional dimensions extends over the first tube and loudspeaker driver and has a rear end wall spaced from the open rear end of the second tube and a front end coupled to the driver. A third, open ended tube of smaller cross-sectional dimensions than the first tube extends through a rear end wall of the second tube and into the first tube, with the front end of the third tube spaced from the base of the first tube. A folded, three segment transmission line is formed between the first and second tubes, between the second and third tubes, and through the third tube.
Owner:BOUVIER PETER M

Pulse current sensor

A sensor measures the current in high frequency pulses (e.g., pulses having fast rise times) that are transported on coaxial transmission lines. The sensor includes an entrance coaxial conductor and an exit coaxial conductor that are interconnected by a continuous inner conductor. The outer conductors of the two coaxial conductors are interrupted and are interconnected by a sensing resistor with a substantially constant resistance. An output sensor coaxial conductor has an inner conductor electrically connected to a first end of the sensing resistor and has an outer conductor connected to a second end of the sensing resistor. Tapered ferrite cores are placed around the three coaxial conductors proximate the connections to the sensing resistor. Preferably, the sensing resistor is a tubular resistor formed on a dielectric cylindrical tube. The sensor is enclosed within a continuous conductive housing.
Owner:BARTH JON E +1

Stepped impedance resonator (SIR) coaxial-cavity band-pass filter

The invention discloses a stepped impedance resonator (SIR) coaxial-cavity band-pass filter, which is of a comb-shaped filter structure formed by coupling an SIR fundamental resonator unit. The SIR fundamental resonator is composed of three parts of a bar-shaped inner layer metal transmission line, an outer layer cylinder metal wall in coaxial with the inner layer metal transmission line and a middle medium layer. The inner layer metal transmission line is an SIR resonance rod formed by combining two sections of coaxial transmission lines with different diameters. An open circuit coaxial bored hole and a tuning screw are arranged at the top end of the open circuit end of the metal transmission line, and the top end of the open circuit end of the metal transmission line is provided with a windowing coupling screw coupling structure and an input output direct coupling structure. The filter has good spurious frequency rejection characteristics, is small in size compared with a traditional base station, meets requirements of modern communication systems for miniaturization, low insertion loss, high selectivity and wide attenuation band on filters, and can be widely applied to modern mobile communication systems.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

High-power microwave hole interior fracturing device for engineering rock mass

The invention provides a high-power microwave hole interior fracturing device for an engineering rock mass. The high-power microwave hole interior fracturing device comprises a high-power microwave generator, a high-power microwave coaxial heater, a high-power low-loss microwave coaxial transmission line and a microwave power self-adaption adjusting and controlling system; the high-power microwavegenerator comprises a continuous wave magnetron, a permanent magnet, a wave guide excitation cavity, a coaxial annular device, a coaxial matched load, a coaxial coupling converter, a wave guide coaxial converter and an output wave guide; the high-power microwave coaxial heater comprises a transmission line interior conductor, a transmission line exterior conductor, a microwave input joint, a microwave short circuit seal cover and a conductor supporting cylinder; the high-power low-loss microwave coaxial transmission line comprises an input end coaxial line, middle segment coaxial lines and anoutput end coaxial line, wherein the input end coaxial line is connected with the output end coaxial line through a plurality of middle segment coaxial lines which are connected in series; the microwave power self-adaption adjusting and controlling system comprises an impedance matching adjuster, a microwave power controller and a temperature sensor, and the real-time matching of impedance is carried out on the microwave power through the impedance matching adjuster.
Owner:NORTHEASTERN UNIV LIAONING
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