Abstract: An electrical connector includes: an insulating body; plural conductive terminals disposed in the insulating body, the conductive terminals including two signal terminals and one ground terminal arranged between the two signal terminals; a cable connected with the conductive terminals; and a metal shell disposed outside the insulating body, the metal shell including a top wall, an opening being set on the top wall, the shape of the opening being rectangular, the top wall being provided with elastic pieces protruding inward from the opening to electrically connect with the ground terminal, wherein the opening is sized and configured to achieve better electrical performance of the conductive terminals.

Abstract: A radome for a feed horn includes a cover and at least a protrusion having an elliptic protruding portion shaped as a part of a hollow ellipsoid and provided with a convex surface and a concave surface opposite to the convex surface. The radome is defined with a plurality of first and second cross-sections. Curves of the convex and the concave surfaces in the first cross-sections are different from those in the second cross-sections. The convex and concave surfaces are substantially perpendicular to an advancing direction of a co-polarization wave and unperpendicular to an advancing direction of a cross polarization wave. As a result, the radome can be so thick as to be easily manufactured and not easily damaged and enhance the performance of the feed horn covered by the radome in sending and receiving signals.

Abstract: A feed horn includes at least a wave guiding unit which has a pipe and two dielectric layers. The pipe has an opening and at least an inner surface extending from the opening to an inside of the pipe. The dielectric layers have a larger dielectric constant than air and are fastened to the inner surface of the pipe in a way that the dielectric layers face each other. As a result, the dielectric layers can improve isolation and directivity of cross polarization waves and co-polarization waves received by the feed horn.

Abstract: A radome for a feed horn includes a cover and at least a protrusion having an elliptic protruding portion shaped as a part of a hollow ellipsoid and provided with a convex surface and a concave surface opposite to the convex surface. The radome is defined with a plurality of first and second cross-sections. Curves of the convex and the concave surfaces in the first cross-sections are different from those in the second cross-sections. The convex and concave surfaces are substantially perpendicular to an advancing direction of a co-polarization wave and unperpendicular to an advancing direction of a cross polarization wave. As a result, the radome can be so thick as to be easily manufactured and not easily damaged and enhance the performance of the feed horn covered by the radome in sending and receiving signals.

Abstract: The technology disclosed relates to patch antennas and methods of using a patch antenna. In particular, it relates to using a rectangular or square ring radiator and a pair of rectangular ring resonators in a patch antenna. The designs and methods described can, for instance, be applied to communications at about 698 to 746 MHz or 746 to 806 MHz, in a frequency range such as 698-806 MHz.