IP Library Granted Patent US 10,585,460
Granted Patent B2
US 10,585,460 · App. 16/011,475 · Granted Mar 10, 2020

Pole integrated repeater system

Inventors: Michael James Mouser (Wylie, TX); Patrick Lee Cook (Cedar City, UT); Christopher Ken Ashworth (St. George, UT); Casey James Nordgran (Washington, UT); Eddie F. Iglesias (Hurricane, UT)
Assignee: WILSON ELECTRONICS, LLC
G06F1/1698G06F1/1632H04B7/15542H04W88/02H04W84/047
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,585,460
App. No.
16/011,475
Granted
Mar 10, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

A repeater system including one or more donor antennas, one or more server antennas and a repeater integrated with a pole.

Claims (44)

1. A repeater system, comprising:

a pole including a plurality of sections that includes a first section and a second section;

a server antenna carried by the first section of the pole;

a donor antenna carried by the second section of the pole; and

a repeater carried by the pole and electrically coupled to the server antenna and the donor antenna.

2. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein a radiation pattern of the server antenna is configured to reduce radiation directed to the donor antenna to minimize feedback from the donor antenna, through the repeater, to the server antenna.

3. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein a radiation pattern of the donor antenna is configured to reduce radiation directed to the server antenna to minimize feedback from the server antenna, through the repeater, to the donor antenna.

4. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the server antenna is fixably mounted to a first side of the pole and the donor antenna is fixably mounted to a second side of the pole that is opposite to the first side of the pole.

5. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the donor antenna and the repeater are fixably mounted to a first side of the pole and the server antenna is fixably mounted to a second side of the pole that is opposite to the first side of the pole.

6. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the server antenna and the repeater are fixably mounted to a first side of the pole, and the donor antenna is fixably mounted to a second side of the pole that is opposite to the first side of the pole.

7. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the donor antenna is comprised of a first downlink donor antenna and a second uplink donor antenna that are each carried by the pole.

8. The repeater system of claim 1 , further comprising a radiation shield carried by the pole and located between the server antenna and the donor antenna.

9. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the server antenna, the donor antenna, and the repeater are encompassed by the pole.

10. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the server antenna is detachably mounted to the pole to enable the server antenna to be detached from the pole and mounted adjacent to the pole.

11. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the pole is rotatably mounted to a marine vessel.

12. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the pole is rotatably mounted to an emergency response vehicle.

13. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the pole is a rotatably mounted pole that is configured to be rotated to a vertical direction with the donor antenna located near a top of the pole.

14. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the pole is mounted on a stand.

15. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the pole is mounted on a portable stand.

16. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the donor or server antenna is a directional antenna.

17. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the donor or server antenna is an electrically steered directional antenna.

18. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the donor or server antenna is a mechanically steered directional antenna.

19. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the donor antenna and the server antenna are omnidirectional antennas.

20. The repeater system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sections are configured to be removably couplable together.

21. The repeater of claim 1 , wherein the pole includes, the repeater carried by the second section of the pole.

22. The repeater of claim 1 , wherein the pole includes, a third section of the pole disposed between the first and second section of the pole.

23. The repeater of claim 1 , wherein the pole includes, the repeater carried by a third section of the pole.

24. The repeater of claim 23 , wherein the pole includes, a fourth section of the pole disposed between the first and third section of the pole.

25. A repeater system, comprising:

a pole;

a donor antenna carried by the pole;

a server antenna carried by the pole, wherein the donor antenna and the server antenna are located on a single axis;

a repeater carried by the pole and electrically coupled to the server antenna and the donor antenna.

26. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the repeater is fixably mounted to a first side of the pole and the donor antenna is fixably mounted to a second side of the pole that is opposite to the first side of the pole.

27. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the repeater and the donor antenna are fixably mounted to a first side of the pole.

28. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the donor antenna is comprised of a first downlink donor antenna and a second uplink donor antenna.

29. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the donor antenna and the repeater are encompassed by the pole.

30. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the server antenna is mounted adjacent to the pole.

31. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the pole is rotatably mounted to a marine vessel.

32. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the pole is rotatably mounted to a first responder vehicle.

33. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the pole is a rotatably mounted pole that is configured to be rotated to a vertical direction with the donor antenna located near a top of the pole.

34. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the pole is mounted on a stand.

35. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the donor antenna is a directional antenna.

36. The repeater system of claim 25 , wherein the donor antenna and the server antenna are omnidirectional antennas.

Assignments (3)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Jun 3, 2022
From: WILSON ELECTRONICS, LLC; ZBOOST, LLC
To: SOUND POINT AGENCY LLC
Reel/Frame 060269/0001 →
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Jul 30, 2019
From: WILSON ELECTRONICS, LLC
To: ZB, N.A, DBA ZIONS BANK, AS AGENT
Reel/Frame 049909/0039 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 6, 2018
From: ASHWORTH, CHRISTOPHER KEN; COOK, PATRICK LEE; MOUSER, MICHAEL JAMES; NORDGRAN, CASEY JAMES; IGLESIAS, EDDIE F.
To: WILSON ELECTRONICS, LLC
Reel/Frame 046565/0731 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62521103 · Jun 16, 2017
Related Publication 20180364771A1 · Dec 20, 2018