IP Library Granted Patent US 12,334,639
Granted Patent B2
US 12,334,639 · App. 18/445,177 · Granted Jun 17, 2025

Low-profile wideband antenna with controlled radiation pattern

Inventors: Eduard Levin (Thornhill, CA); Vladimir Iskiv (Mississauga, CA); Andrew Schekaturin (Niagara Falls, CA); Eugene Rozumovich (Niagara Falls, CA)
H01Q15/23H01Q21/067
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Patent No.
US 12,334,639
App. No.
18/445,177
Granted
Jun 17, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

An extremely broadband compact antenna is provided with a plurality of passive elements mounted evenly spaced is a circular pattern on a grounded electrical conductive round plate. The circular pattern is on a circle concentric and spaced from cylindrical active elements mounted at the center of the plate. A plurality of director elements are mounted in an evenly spaced manner around the periphery of the plate. The number, shape, and location of the passive and director elements are variable to provide various selected signal radiator patterns for various applications.

Claims (8)

1. A broadband antenna comprising:

an electrically conductive circular metal plate having a cylindrical passive radiator element mounted at a center point of a top surface of said plate, a plurality of supplementary radiator elements mounted in an evenly spaced manner around a concentric circle pattern spaced and coaxial from said center point, adjacent supplementary radiator elements being spaced not less than half the wavelength of a predetermined minimum frequency of radio wave band of said antenna; a plurality of passive director elements mounted in an evenly spaced manner around periphery of said plate, and said supplementary radiator elements being connected in one point through signal input supply wires of equal length to an antenna switch controlled by a processor, and signal outputs of said antenna switch being connected to an adder by equal length output wires, whereby said antenna has an omnidirectional radiation pattern in an azimuth plane.

2. A broadband antenna according to claim 1 wherein said supplementary radiator elements comprise a plurality of L-shaped passive elements mounted in a concentric circle in an evenly spaced manner and spaced from said cylindrical passive radiator

element located at the center of said conductive plate; and a plurality of rectangular disk shaped director elements mounted in an evenly spaced manner around the periphery of said conductive plate.

3. A broadband antenna according to claim 1 wherein said supplementary radiator elements comprise a plurality of round shaped disk elements mounted in a concentric circle in an evenly spaced manner and spaced from said cylindrical passive element at the center of said conductive plate; and a plurality of rectangular disk shaped director elements are mounted in an evenly spaced manner around the periphery of said conductive plate.

4. A broadband antenna according to claim 3 wherein a selected antenna signal radiation pattern is obtainable by providing varying selected sizes of said conductive plate.

5. A broadband antenna according to claim 3 wherein a selected antenna signal radiation pattern is obtainable by varying the number, type, and locations of said active elements, said passive elements, and said director elements.

6. A broadband antenna according to claim 1 , including an additional conductive plate mounted on top and covering over said cylindrical passive element, said supplementary radiator elements, and said director elements.

Assignments (1)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Jan 3, 2024
From: VERO BIOTECH INC.
To: HORIZON TECHNOLOGY FINANCE CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 066187/0865 →
Continuity (1)
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