IP Library Granted Patent US 11,917,728
Granted Patent B2
US 11,917,728 · App. 18/090,194 · Granted Feb 27, 2024

Camouflaged small cell networking devices

Inventors: Ronald B. Zimmerman, III (Wellington, FL); Ian B. Aaron (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Assignee: Ubicquia, Inc.
H04W88/08B21D51/52B23P6/00
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,917,728
App. No.
18/090,194
Granted
Feb 27, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

A small cell device includes a housing body, a heat sink, an interface board, a first power amplifier (PA) board, a second PA board, a power board, and a main board. The housing body defines a cavity and has two depthwise ends. The heat sink is coupled to the housing proximate a first depthwise end. The interface board is positioned within the cavity and adjacent to the heat sink. The first PA board is positioned within the cavity and adjacent to the interface board and the heat sink. The second PA board is positioned within the cavity and proximate a second depthwise end. The power board is positioned within the cavity and adjacent to the second PA board. The main board is positioned within the cavity between the interface board and the second PA board. The heat sink dissipates heat generated during operation of at least the first PA board.

Claims (23)

1. A small cell device comprising:

a housing body defining a cavity and having a first end and a second end separated by a depth of the housing body;

a heat sink coupled to the housing body proximate the first end thereof;

an interface board positioned within the cavity of the housing body adjacent to the heat sink;

a first power amplifier board positioned within the cavity of the housing body adjacent to the interface board and the heat sink;

a second power amplifier board positioned within the cavity of the housing body proximate the second end thereof;

a power board positioned within the cavity of the housing body adjacent to the second power amplifier board; and

a main board positioned within the cavity of the housing body between the interface board and the second power amplifier board;

wherein the heat sink is arranged to dissipate heat generated during operation of at least the first power amplifier board.

2. The small cell device of claim 1 , further comprising:

a second heat sink coupled to the housing body proximate the second end thereof and positioned adjacent to the second power amplifier board.

3. The small cell device of claim 2 , further comprising:

an antenna board positioned proximate the second end of the housing body adjacent to the second heat sink.

4. The small cell device of claim 3 , further comprising:

an antenna cover coupled to the second end of the housing body and enclosing at least the antenna board.

5. The small cell device of claim 4 , wherein a lengthwise end of the housing body includes a tab curved toward the heat sink.

6. The small cell device of claim 1 , wherein a lengthwise end of the housing body includes a tab curved toward the heat sink.

7. The small cell device of claim 6 , wherein a second lengthwise end of the housing body includes a hinge.

8. The small cell device of claim 5 , wherein a second lengthwise end of the housing body includes a hinge.

9. The small cell device of claim 2 , wherein a lengthwise end of the housing body includes a tab curved toward the heat sink.

10. The small cell device of claim 9 , wherein a second lengthwise end of the housing body includes a hinge.

11. The small cell device of claim 3 , wherein a lengthwise end of the housing body includes a tab curved toward the heat sink.

12. The small cell device of claim 11 , wherein a second lengthwise end of the housing body includes a hinge.

Continuity (4)
Division 16960519
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