Octave-band antennas for impulse radios and cellular phones

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Balanced doublet - centerfed

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343767, 343770, H01Q 2100

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058414053

ABSTRACT:
An omnidirectional antenna structure that includes oppositely facing, parallel first and second planar dipole arrays (11, 12), each dipole array including side by side substantially identically shaped planar dipole elements (110) having expanded shape dipole wings (51c, 52c). Also disclosed is a sectorial coverage antenna that includes a single planar array of side by side substantially identically shaped planar dipole elements having expanded shape dipole wings.

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