Telecommunications – Transmitter – Plural separate transmitters or channels
Patent
1990-02-02
1992-12-29
Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.
Telecommunications
Transmitter
Plural separate transmitters or channels
455140, 4552771, 455281, H04B 700
Patent
active
051758784
ABSTRACT:
The antennas of a cellular telephone system are each connected to a signal divider/combiner array which/divides combines the antenna connecting path(s) into a plurality of antenna-radio/radio-antenna connecting paths. The divider array aspect is used for signal reception and the combiner array aspect is used for signal transmission. Each of these antenna connecting paths is connected to a controllable switch which in turn selectively couples it to/from a second plurality of radio transceivers. The antenna transmission/receive paths comprising the signal divider/combiners are embodied as strip type transmission lines in a multi layer PCB with all the paths having equal transmission losses. Micro vias are provided to permit electrical access to the various layers. The controllable switches are surface mounted on the outside of the PCB and are coupled to the various dividers/combiner through the micro vias. Remote control of the switches permits a radio channel unit of transceiver to be connected to any one of the array of antennas.
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Davis Bernard P.
Reed George M.
AT&T Bell Laboratories
Eisenzopf Reinhard J.
Pham Chi H.
Steinmetz A. G.
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