Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – With radio cabinet
Patent
1990-07-19
1993-04-20
Hille, Rolf
Communications: radio wave antennas
Antennas
With radio cabinet
343895, 343900, H01Q 124
Patent
active
052046877
ABSTRACT:
An electrical transmitter-receiver, particularly useful as a CT2 cordless telephone, includes a quarter wavelength antenna rod carried by the housing, and a quarter wavelength antenna coil carried by one end of the antenna rod. The antenna rod is movably mounted through an opening in its housing to a retracted position wherein substantially only the antenna coil is disposed externally of the housing, or to an extended position wherein substantially the complete antenna rod and the antenna coil are disposed externally of the housing. When the antenna rod is in its retracted position an electrical switch connects the antenna coil to the electrical circuit, and when the antenna rod is in its extended position an electrical switch connects the antenna rod to the electrical circuit.
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Elliott Michael
Martiskainen Matti
Barish Benjamin J.
Galtronics Ltd.
Hille Rolf
Le Hoang-anh
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