Gravity-actuated submarine antenna

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Waterborne

Reexamination Certificate

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C343S719000

Reexamination Certificate

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06859180

ABSTRACT:
An antenna including a feed tube with radial fins and circular plates at the ends of the tube and fins thereby forming a boundary for a plurality of resonant cavities. Curved plates, connected to the tube by switches of a switching system, partially encompass and subtend to the length of the tube. Interior to the tube, a transmission line from an end plate terminus conducts radio-frequency energy from the terminus to a hub and onto a switch of the switching system in which the switch is mechanically reactive to and actuated by a righting action of the curved plates when the curved plates encounter a sea state. When actuated, energy from the switch distributes to a proximate resonant cavity and curved plate to form a radiation pattern based on the difference in phase of the resonant cavity and curved plate.

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patent: 4675691 (1987-06-01), Moore
patent: 4766441 (1988-08-01), Phillips
patent: 5870064 (1999-02-01), Kaegebein
patent: 6058874 (2000-05-01), Glenning et al.
patent: 6127983 (2000-10-01), Rivera
patent: 6683579 (2004-01-01), Riveria

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