Patents by Inventor Amir Shmuel

Amir Shmuel has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 7420502
    Abstract: An assembly for receiving and transmitting millimeter (mm) waves, including at least one mm wave reflector (84, 86, 88) and at least one mm transmission wave feed (72) configured in a transmission feed location (34) within the at least one mm wave reflector. The assembly also includes a plurality of receiving mm wave feeds (72) configured in respective receiving feed locations (36) within the at least one mm wave reflector; and a radio frequency (RF) module (38). The RF module is coupled to the at least one mm transmission wave feed and to the plurality of the receiving mm wave feeds, so as to drive the at least one mm transmission wave feed to transmit outgoing mm waves and to simultaneously receive incoming mm waves from all of the plurality of the receiving mm wave feeds.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 4, 2003
    Date of Patent: September 2, 2008
    Inventors: Claudio Hartzstein, Aharon Levy, Daniel Adar, Hanan Anderman, Gil Shapira, Ehud Fishler, Ilan Bitton, Amir Shmuel
  • Patent number: 7109922
    Abstract: ABSTRACTA transceiver (20) for a millimeter wave signal, consisting of a PCB (140) having PCB microstrip lines (141) and PCB waveguide apertures (159), and one or more transmitter modules (22) and one or more receiver modules (24, 26, 28) mounted on the PCB. Each module has a single microstrip-waveguide transition (34, 48) and a microstrip-microstrip transition (47, 49). The microstrip-waveguide transition of each module couples to one of the PCB waveguide apertures via a PCB-module waveguide-waveguide transition (167). The microstrip-microstrip transition of each module couples to one of the PCB microstrip lines via a PCB-module microstrip-microstrip transition (165). The PCB-module transitions are low tolerance, facilitating implementation of the transceiver.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 15, 2003
    Date of Patent: September 19, 2006
    Assignee: Roadeye Flr General Partnership
    Inventor: Amir Shmuel
  • Publication number: 20050285773
    Abstract: An assembly for receiving and transmitting millimeter (mm) waves, including at least one mm wave reflector (84, 86, 88)and at least one mm transmission wave feed (72) configured in a transmission feed location (34) within the at least one mm wave reflector. The assembly also includes a plurality of receiving mm wave feeds (72) configured in respective receiving feed locations (36) within the at least one mm wave reflector; and a radio frequency (RF) module (38). The RF module is coupled to the at least one mm transmission wave feed and to the plurality of the receiving mm wave feeds, so as to drive the at least one mm transmission wave feed to transmit outgoing mm waves and to simultaneously receive incoming mm waves from all of the plurality of the receiving mm wave feeds.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 4, 2003
    Publication date: December 29, 2005
    Applicant: ROADEYE FLR GENERAL PARTNERSHIP
    Inventors: Claudio Hartzstein, Aharon Levy, Daniel Adar, Hanan Anderman, Gil Shapira, Ehud Fishler, Ilan Bitton, Amir Shmuel
  • Publication number: 20050122255
    Abstract: ABSTRACTA transceiver (20) for a millimeter wave signal, consisting of a PCB (140) having PCB microstrip lines (141) and PCB waveguide apertures (159), and one or more transmitter modules (22) and one or more receiver modules (24, 26, 28) mounted on the PCB. Each module has a single microstrip-waveguide transition (34, 48) and a microstrip-microstrip transition (47, 49). The microstrip-waveguide transition of each module couples to one of the PCB waveguide apertures via a PCB-module waveguide-waveguide transition (167). The microstrip-microstrip transition of each module couples to one of the PCB microstrip lines via a PCB-module microstrip-microstrip transition (165). The PCB-module transitions are low tolerance, facilitating implementation of the transceiver.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 6, 2004
    Publication date: June 9, 2005
    Inventor: Amir Shmuel
  • Patent number: 6697017
    Abstract: A device and method for determining the bearing of an incoming RF signal. The signal is received using a plurality of primary antenna element (5). Each antenna element feeds into a respective receiving channel (6) that downconverts the received RF signal to IF, preferably by mixing with a local oscillator signal. The local oscillator signal may be produced by diverting and combining portions of the received RF signals, by receiving the incoming RF signal using one or more auxiliary antennas (11), or by a tunable oscillator. Preferably, the local oscillator signal is conditioned and filtered before mixing. The IF signals are processed, either by analog or digital means, to infer the bearing of the incoming RF signal.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 7, 2002
    Date of Patent: February 24, 2004
    Assignee: Rafael-Armament Development Authority Ltd.
    Inventor: Amir Shmuel