Arrangement of devices comprising at least one transmitter...

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Short range rf communication

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C455S041100, C455S100000

Reexamination Certificate

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08005428

ABSTRACT:
An arrangement of devices which may be worn on the body of a person comprising a first device for transmitting signals to at least one second device via electromagnetic fields or waves, with the first device comprising a transmitter for transmitting such signals and an antenna connected to this transmitter, having a linear or chain-like, but not necessarily straight, arrangement of materials starting from the antenna, which affect the path of the electromagnetic waves or fields transmitted or produced by the antenna, such that at the location of at least one second device a higher receiving field strength of the signals transmitted by the transmitter prevails than without this arrangement of materials.

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patent: 7831205 (2010-11-01), Jack et al.

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