Small and omni-directional biconical antenna for wireless...

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Wave guide type

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C343S774000

Reexamination Certificate

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ABSTRACT:
A biconical antenna for wireless communications includes a conical upper conductive body and a conical lower conductive body having a common apex, which is used as a power feed point, wherein a space between the conical upper and lower conductive bodies is filled with a dielectric material such that a shortest distance connecting the conical upper and lower conductive bodies along a surface of the dielectric material is a curve at which an incident angle of an incident wave incident on the surface of the dielectric material through the dielectric material from the common apex is a Brewster angle over the entire surface of the dielectric material.

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