US Patent RE42672 Wideband compact planar inverted-F antenna
Patent RE42672 was granted and assigned to Virginia Tech Intellectual Properties on September, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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An improved low profile antenna of the PIPA PIFA style is formed from a single piece of useful conductive material and includes a first plate spaced apart from an elongated ground plate. The first and ground plates are interconnected by a shorting plate having a width less than that of either the first or ground plate. A feed plate is interposed between the two plates and is either completely covered by the first plate or slightly exposed. Such antennas have extremely large bandwidth of up to about 50%.
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Minh-Chau Huynh0
Warren L. Stutzman0
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US Patent RE042672 Wideband compact planar inverted-F antenna US Patent RE42672 Wideband compact planar inverted-F antenna
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RE0426720
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RE426720
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RE0426720
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September 6, 2011
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115168040
Date Filed
April 27, 2001
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US Patent RE042672 Wideband compact planar inverted-F antenna
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RE042672
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September 6, 2011
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11516804
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