IP Library Granted Patent US 11,095,035
Granted Patent B2
US 11,095,035 · App. 16/275,653 · Granted Aug 17, 2021

Broad band dipole antenna

Inventors: Joseph Klein (Chatsworth, CA); Vladimir Kimelblat (Chatsworth, CA)
Assignee: AEROANTENNA TECHNOLOGY, INC.
H01Q9/285H01Q1/38H01Q1/52
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,095,035
App. No.
16/275,653
Granted
Aug 17, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A broad band dipole antenna includes a first top radiator which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged parallel to vertical axis of the broad band dipole antenna, a first bottom radiator which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged parallel to the first radiator and below of the first top radiator, a first coupler which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged in close proximity to both the first top radiator and the first bottom radiator, N−1 top radiators where each next top radiator is a copy of the previous top radiator which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis, where N is an integer greater than one, N−1 bottom radiators where each next bottom radiator is a copy of the previous bottom radiator which is rotated by approximately 360′/N around the vertical axis, N−1 couplers where each next coupler is a copy of the previous coupler which is rotated by approximately 360′/N around the vertical axis, a first jumper which connects bottom sides of all the top radiators, and a second jumper which connects top sides of all the bottom radiators.

Claims (30)

1. A broad band dipole antenna comprising:

a first top radiator which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged parallel to a vertical axis of the broad band dipole antenna;

a first bottom radiator which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged parallel to the first top radiator and below the first top radiator;

a first coupler which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged in close proximity to both the first top radiator and the first bottom radiator;

N−1 top radiators where each next top radiator is a copy of the previous top radiator which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis, where N is an integer greater than one;

N−1 bottom radiators where each next bottom radiator is a copy of the previous bottom radiator which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis;

N−1 couplers where each next coupler is a copy of the previous coupler which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis;

a first jumper which connects the bottom sides of each top radiator; and

a second jumper which connects the top sides of each bottom radiator,

wherein the broad band dipole antenna further comprises 2N capacitive elements, where each of the 2N capacitive elements has a limited surface size,

wherein a top side of each top radiator is connected to one of the capacitive elements, and

wherein a bottom side of each bottom radiator is connected to one of the capacitive elements.

2. The broad band dipole antenna of claim 1 , wherein feed PCB connectors connect all segments of the top radiators.

3. The broad band dipole antenna of claim 1 , wherein feed PCB connectors connect all segments of the bottom radiators.

4. The broad band dipole antenna of claim 1 , wherein feed PCB connectors connect all segments of the top and bottom radiators to a feed coax.

5. A broad band dipole antenna comprising:

a first top radiator which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged parallel to a vertical axis of the broad band dipole antenna;

a first bottom radiator which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged parallel to the first top radiator and below the first top radiator;

a first coupler which is a planar polygonal shaped surface arranged in close proximity to both the first top radiator and the first bottom radiator;

N−1 top radiators where each next top radiator is a copy of the previous top radiator which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis, where N is an integer greater than one;

N−1 bottom radiators where each next bottom radiator is a copy of the previous bottom radiator which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis;

N−1 couplers where each next coupler is a copy of the previous coupler which is rotated by approximately 360°/N around the vertical axis;

a first jumper which connects the bottom sides of each top radiator; and

a second jumper which connects the top sides of each bottom radiator,

wherein the broad band dipole antenna further comprises a Balun assembly located between N bottom radiators,

wherein the first jumper and the second jumper are connected to corresponding first and second inputs of the Balun assembly, and

wherein two outputs of the Balun are outputs of the broad band dipole antenna.

6. The broad band dipole antenna of claim 5 , wherein feed PCB connectors connect all segments of the top radiators.

7. The broad band dipole antenna of claim 5 , wherein feed PCB connectors connect all segments of the bottom radiators.

8. The broad band dipole antenna of claim 5 , wherein feed PCB connectors connect all segments of the top and bottom radiators to a feed coax.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 28, 2019
From: KLEIN, JOSEPH; KIMELBLAT, VLADIMIR
To: AEROANTENNA TECHNOLOGY, INC.
Reel/Frame 050130/0165 →
Continuity (1)
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