Small manufacturable array lattice layer
CA 2120978 C · Owner: Wolfson, Ronald I. · Inventors: Newberg, Irwin L.; Wolfson, Ronald I.; Wooldridge, John J.
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An electronic device operating in the microwave frequency range having components disposed in a plurality of planes, wherein the planes are stacked vertically. The electronic device is a T/R module or element forming a part of a subarray used in an active array radar. The T/R module or element comprises a transmit chip a, receive chip, low noise amplifiers, a phase shifter an, attenuator, switches, dc power supply interconnects that, interconnect the foregoing components and logic circuits to control the foregoing components. The components when stacked in a 3-D package are disposed behind a radiator or antenna, which transmits and receives the microwave signals. Behind the T/R module or …
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- Filed April 11, 1994 and granted August 4, 1998. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended April 11, 2014.
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