388 results about "Field pattern" patented technology

A system having an RFID transceiver is adapted to communicate exclusively with a single RFID transponder located in a predetermined confined transponder target area. The system includes a magnetic coupling device comprising a magnetic flux generator responsive to a radio frequency input signal and a magnetic field pattern former. The pattern former is configured to collect flux produced by the flux generator and to form a field pattern in the location of the transponder target area. The system establishes, at predetermined transceiver power levels, a mutual magnetic coupling which is selective exclusively for a single transponder located in the transponder target area.

An ultra-wideband magnetic antenna includes a planar conductor having a first and a second slot about an axis. The slots are substantially leaf-shaped having a varying width along the axis. The slots are interconnected along the axis. A cross polarized antenna system is comprised of an ultra-wideband magnetic antenna and an ultra-wideband dipole antenna. The magnetic antenna and the dipole antenna are positioned substantially close to each other and they create a cross polarized field pattern. The present invention provides isolation between a transmitter and a receiver in an ultra-wideband system. Additionally, the present invention allows isolation among radiating elements in an array antenna system.

An antenna device for transmitting and receiving radio frequency waves, installable in a communication device includes an antenna structure switchable between antenna configuration states. Each state is distinguished by a set of radiation parameters, such as resonance frequency, input impedance, bandwidth, radiation pattern, gain, polarization, and near-field pattern. A switching device selectively switches the structure between the states. The antenna device includes a first receiver which receives a first measured operation parameter indicative of quality of transmission of radio frequency waves by the antenna structure, and a second receiver which receives a second measured operation parameter indicative of quality of reception of radio frequency waves by the structure. The antenna device includes a controller which controls the switching device, and selective switching of the antenna structure between the states, based on the first and second measured operation parameters, to improved transmission and/or reception quality.

A light source device for radiating a stimulated emission from a semiconductor laser to outside via a multiple scattering optical system, which system has a first region located adjacent to the semiconductor laser and a second region that abuts on the first region and reaches the outside. The first region contains scatterers at a higher density than the second region does. The light source device has an amount of near-field pattern speckles σ_PAR of 3×10⁻³ or more. The second region may have a lens portion as a magnifier for at least a principle part of a secondary planar light source formed at an interface between the first and second regions.

A micro-electromagnet matrix captures and controls the movement of particles with nanoscale resolution. The micro-electromagnet matrix includes multiple layers of microconductors, each layer of microconductors being orthogonal to an adjacent layer or microconductors. The layers of microconductors are formed on a substrate and have insulating layers therebetween. The field patterns produced by the micro-electromagnet matrix enable precise manipulation of particles. The micro-electro-magnet matrix produces single or multiple independent field peaks in the magnetic field that are used to trap, move, or rotate the particles. The micro-electromagnet matrix also produces electromagnetic fields to probe and detect particles.

A method for aligning a radiation source with a portable image receiver in a radiographic imaging system generates a magnetic field with a predetermined field pattern and with a time-varying vector direction at a predetermined frequency from an emitter apparatus that is coupled to the radiation source, wherein the generated magnetic field further comprises a synchronization signal. Sensed signals from the magnetic field are obtained from a sensing apparatus that is coupled to the image receiver, wherein the sensing apparatus comprises three or more sensor elements, wherein at least two of the sensor elements are arranged at different angles relative to each other and are disposed outside the imaging area of the image receiver. An output signal is indicative of an alignment adjustment according to the amplitude and phase of the obtained sensed signals relative to the synchronization signal.

A system for ablating tissue using interferential electromagnetic fields, comprises tumor shape information; radiation tip shape and position information; a mathematical model for computing first frequency and phase information, second frequency and phase information, and mixing information based on the tumor shape information and on the radiation tip shape and position information. The system further comprises a first generator mechanism for generating a first tone based on the first frequency information and on the first phase information; a second generator mechanism for generating a second tone based on the second frequency information and on the second phase information; a mixer for mixing the first and second tones based on the mixing information; and a radiation tip for generating an interferential electromagnetic field pattern based on the first and second tones. The radiation tip may include radiation coils affixed to the distal end of a conduction member. The conduction member may include a set of nesting conductors for transmitting current to the radiation coils within the radiation tip, the current being selected based on the interferential electromagnetic field pattern desired. Also, using interferential electromagnetic field patterning, non-medical and/or non-cell-destroying systems, e.g., a tissue warmer, a faster microwave oven, an effective security gateway, and/or a safer cellular telephone, may be created.

A surface emitting semiconductor laser array includes multiple light-emitting portions arranged in a one-dimensional or two-dimensional array, each of the light-emitting portions including, on a substrate, an active region and a current funneling portion between first and second reflection mirrors, and a light-emission aperture above the second reflection mirror, laser beams being simultaneously emitted from the multiple light-emitting portions. At least one of the multiple light-emitting portions has a near field pattern different from those of other light-emitting portions.

A freeform surface included collimation lens is provided, which is designed through a freeform surface design process to provide an integrally-formed unitary structure. The design method includes a step of identifying an optic field pattern of light source, a step of performing graphic analysis of freeform surface tangential vector formula, a step of acquiring freeform surface control point, a step of constructing a three-dimensional model, and a step of performing geometric processing. Through these steps, tangential vectors of control points of each freeform surface are determined and an approximating process or an exact solution process is adopted to determine the coordinates of the points of the freeform surface. Three-dimensional modeling software is then employing to construct an ellipsoid collimation lens, which realizes an optic collimation performance of at least 88% when tested with a circular disk set at a distance of 200 meters and having a diameter of 35 meters.

A wafer having heterostructure therein is formed using a substrate with recesses formed within a dielectric layer. A magnetized magnetic layer or a polarized electret material is formed at the bottom of each recess. The magnetized magnetic layer or a polarized electret material provides a predetermined magnetic or electrical field pattern. A plurality of heterostructures is formed from on an epitaxial wafer wherein each heterostructure has formed thereon a non-magnetized magnetic layer that is attracted to the magnetized magnetic layer formed at the bottom of each recess or dielectric layer that is attracted to the polarized electret material formed at the bottom of each recess. The plurality of heterostructures is etched from the epitaxial wafer to form a plurality of heterostructure pills. The plurality of heterostructure pills is slurried over the surface of the dielectric layer so that individual heterostructure pills can fall into a recess and be retained therein due to the strong short-range magnetic or electrical attractive force between the magnetized magnetic layer in the recess and the non-magnetized magnetic layer on the heterostructure pill or between the polarized electret material in the recess and the dielectric on the heterostructure pill. Any excess heterostructure pills that are not retained in a recess formed within the dielectric layer are removed and an overcoat is applied to form a substantial planar surface.

An antenna device for transmitting and/or receiving electromagnetic radiation, installable in and connectable to a communication device, inlcudes an antenna structure switchable between a plurality of antenna configuration states. Each antenna configuration state is distinguished by a set of radiation parameters, such as resonance frequency, input impedance, bandwidth, radiation pattern, gain, polarization, and near-field pattern. Each of the plurality of antenna configuration states is adapted for use of the antenna device in the communication device in a respective predefined physical operation environment. A switching device selectively switches the antenna structure between the plurality of antenna configuration states.

There is provided a semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising: a field placement creating a field pattern in an array form by closest packing on a first conductance-type semiconductor substrate, the field pattern including a plurality of memory cells which define an active area and a device isolation region of a field effect transistor, and which are arranged in a predetermined pitch in the longitudinal and transverse directions, respectively, each memory cell having a pattern of a certain length-to-width size; a cell plate placement providing a capacitor structure between a second conductance-type diffusion region formed by an impurity implant to the active area and a cell plate electrode formed so as to cover part of the active area with a predetermined cell plate pattern through a capacitor dielectric, the cell plate pattern extending in the transverse direction with a certain length size; and a word line placement in which a word line pattern is arranged in the transverse direction of a vacant zone of the active area in which the cell plate electrode is not formed and serves as a gate electrode of the field effect transistor on the active area, the word line pattern being formed through a gate oxide at a predetermined interval, wherein the layout of a cell array of the memory cells is provided by a closest packing cell configuration.

A method and apparatus for converting a Gaussian laser beam into a propagating far field diffraction pattern using an off-axis diffractive optic. This propagating far field pattern is focused by a lens to obtain a flattop intensity at the focal plane. The technique is based on the idea of Fourier transform pairs and produces a small spot diameter with a useable depth of field. A focused uniform intensity profile can be useful for many laser applications.

This invention relates to radiofrequency (rf) cavities and couplers that comprise metallic or dielectric rods to provide specified concentration of field patterns for the operating modes in the interaction region, for applications in particle accelerators, pulsed rf power sources, amplifiers, mode converters and power couplers.

The invention provides a method for measuring the far-field pattern of a phased-array antenna. Through the phase shift amount compensation of each array element of the phased-array antenna, the method achieves the measurement of the far-field pattern of the phased-array antenna within a limited distance. The method comprises the steps: selecting a microwave chamber with a rotary table, enabling a to-be-measured phased-array antenna to be installed on the rotary table, and enabling the to-be-measured phased-array antenna and a testing system antenna to remain separated by a preset distance; measuring and calculating the geometrical relation between each array element of the to-be-measured phased-array antenna and the testing system antenna; carrying out the phase shift compensation of each array element of the to-be-measured phased-array antenna according to the geometrical relation; enabling the to-be-measured phased-array antenna to rotate through the rotary table, and executing the measurement of the far-field pattern of the to-be-measured phased-array antenna. Therefore, the method can achieve the measurement of the far-field pattern of the phased-array antenna through carrying out the phase shift compensation of all array elements of the phased-array antenna under the condition that there is no near-field scanning system, compact field or far field.

The invention provides an electronic device capable of eliminating interference. The electronic device capable of eliminating interference comprises a first radio component, a second radio component, a quadrature coupler, a first two-way phase shifter and a second two-way phase shifter, wherein the first radio component and the second radio component work at the same frequency band and are used for emitting a first signal and a second signal respectively. The quadrature coupler is used for providing isolation between emission ports of the first radio component and the second radio component and avoiding internal interference when the first signal and the second signal are emitted at the same time. The quadrature coupler is further used for making the field pattern of the first signal and the field pattern of the second signal mutually orthogonal, wherein the first signal field pattern and the second signal field pattern which are mutually orthogonal and are obtained through radiation can restrain external disturbance signals. The first two-way phase shifter and the second two-way phase shifter are used for conducting phase adjustment on the first signal field pattern and the second signal field pattern which are obtained through radiation so as to control the radiation directions of the first signal field pattern and the second signal field pattern. According to the electronic device capable of eliminating interference, mutual interference which may be caused when radio components with the approximately same working band inside an electronic device work at the same time can be avoided, and the external disturbance signals are prevented from being received.

The invention provides a far field test system and test method for a digital array secondary radar antenna pattern. The test system comprises a computer, a data processing module, a local oscillator module, a tester, a horn antenna, a digital T/R assembly, an array antenna and a turntable; a digital array secondary radar antenna emission pattern test module determines all frequency points and digital array secondary radar antenna emission patterns at different scanning angles; a digital array secondary radar antenna receiving pattern test module determines all frequency points and the digital array secondary radar antenna receiving patterns at different scanning angles. The far field test system for the digital array secondary radar antenna pattern can be unfolded under any environment meeting the far field test distance conditions, can automatically finish all tests of the needed far field patterns without manual intervention, and is easy to implement in engineering.