Abstract: A communication system is disclosed that features a computing device, a radiating element coupled to the computing device and including a primary helical coil, a secondary helical coil positioned within the primary helical coil, one or more inductor coils that are free to rotate positioned within the secondary helical coil, an optohelical antenna, a central core positioned within the one or more inductor coils, one or more central core coils positioned within the central core, and a central core cavity positioned within the one or more central core coils, in which the central core cavity includes a plasma and/or a gain medium which exhibits magnetic resonance, spontaneous emission, stimulated emission, and/or absorption. The communication system includes a signal injection circuit, a signal detection circuit communicatively coupled to the computing device, and a control module communicatively coupled to the computing device to determine a mode of a transceiver module.

Abstract: An omnidirectional communication device includes a central core to transmit a signal. The device includes inductor coils surrounding the central core to generate electromagnetic fields within and impart gyroscopic spin to the central core. The device includes high voltage coils to generate a plasma field within which the central core and the inductor coils rotate. The device includes a signal injection circuit to introduce the signal into the device in accordance with data to be transmitted. Rotation of the central core and the inductor coils within the plasma field warp the signal, causing the central core to transmit the signal outside of the device.