Antenna lamination technique
CA 1333503 C · Owner: Alfing, Norman L. · Inventors: Alfing, Norman L.
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An antenna system and technique for laminating a dielectric substrate (14) to an antenna housing (12) which prevents separation of the dielectric substrate (14) from the housing (12). This is accomplished by confining an antenna assembly (10) inside a laminating fixture (24). Heat is then applied to the fixture (12). This causes the dielectric substrate (14) to become somewhat plastic and also to expand. This expansion results in great pressure being exerted between the dielectric (14) and the housing (12). When the assembly is allowed to cool the dielec-, tric (14) adheres to the housing (12). This prevents separation of the housing (12) from the dielectric (14). The result is an antenna …
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- Granted December 13, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 13, 2011.
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