Patents by Inventor Kostyantyn Semonov
Kostyantyn Semonov 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).
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Publication number: 20240136706Abstract: The present disclosure provides a low band dipole and a multi-band multi-port antenna arrangement, wherein the low band dipole has four dipole arms, and the four dipole arms are horizontally and mutually perpendicularly placed in a “+” shape and adjacent two mutually perpendicular dipole arms are fed therebetween. The antenna arrangement includes a main reflector, at least one column of low band dipole array disposed on the main reflector, and at least one column of high band dipole array adjacent to the at least one column of the low band dipole array, wherein at least one low band dipole in each column of the at least one column of low band dipole array satisfies the following condition: the low band dipole has four dipole arms, and the four dipole arms are horizontally and mutually perpendicularly placed in a “+” shape, and adjacent two mutually perpendicular dipole arms are fed therebetween to form a +/?45 degree polarization.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2023Publication date: April 25, 2024Applicant: RFS Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Chengyu Xu, Yaohuan Li
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Patent number: 11848492Abstract: A low band dipole and a multi-band multi-port antenna arrangement are disclosed. The low band dipole has four dipole arms. The four dipole arms are horizontally and mutually perpendicularly placed in a “+” shape and adjacent two mutually perpendicular dipole arms are fed therebetween. The antenna arrangement includes a main reflector, at least one column of low band dipole array disposed on the main reflector, and at least one column of high band dipole array adjacent to the at least one column of the low band dipole array. At least one low band dipole in each column of the at least one column of low band dipole array satisfies the following condition: the low band dipole has four dipole arms, the four dipole arms are horizontally and mutually perpendicularly placed in a “+” shape, and adjacent two mutually perpendicular dipole arms are fed therebetween to form a +/?45 degree polarization.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2016Date of Patent: December 19, 2023Assignee: RFS Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Chengyu Xu, Yaohuan Li
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Publication number: 20230178866Abstract: A device for shifting the phase of an electrical signal includes a first microstrip, a second microstrip, and a ground plate. The first microstrip includes an input terminal and the second microstrip includes an output terminal. The second microstrip is spaced apart from the first microstrip such that a microstrip-to-slot transition region is defined between the first microstrip and the second microstrip. The ground plate includes a ground-plate slot that spans the microstrip-to-slot transition region. The ground plate is coupled with the first microstrip and the second microstrip such that at least one of the first microstrip and the second microstrip are movable relative to each other and to the ground plate to adjust a width of the microstrip-to-slot transition region.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2021Publication date: June 8, 2023Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, James Crawford Carson, Michael Piessens, Charles Gaither
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Patent number: 11264730Abstract: An Antenna Radiating Element provides 4 simultaneous isolated radiation ports that can be used to increase the orders of MIMO communication for wireless applications. An antenna array that contains a plurality of the Quad-Port Radiating Elements (QPRE). An antenna that contains multiple arrays of the QPRE in single-band or Multi-Band configurations that produces 2× the available polarization states without the need to increase the antenna aperture or reduce the size of the antenna array.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 2019Date of Patent: March 1, 2022Assignee: Amphenol Antenna Solutions, Inc.Inventors: James E. Thompson, Jr., Mark W. Kishler, Jodie M. Bell, Joshua W. Shehan, Kostyantyn Semonov, Ryan M. Nagel, James C. Carson
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Patent number: 11245203Abstract: One antenna module includes a first circuit board and a second circuit board connected to the first circuit board. The antenna module includes a first antenna disposed on the first circuit board. The antenna module also includes a second antenna disposed on the second circuit board. The second circuit board has a first side and a second side opposite the first side. The second antenna includes a first parasitic strip and a second parasitic strip. The first parasitic strip is disposed on the first side of the second circuit board, and the second parasitic strip is disposed on the second side of the second circuit board.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2020Date of Patent: February 8, 2022Assignee: AMPHENOL ANTENNA SOLUTIONS, INC.Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Ryan Michael Nagel, André Falconio Armand Fournier
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Publication number: 20210242608Abstract: One antenna module includes a first circuit board and a second circuit board connected to the first circuit board. The antenna module includes a first antenna disposed on the first circuit board. The antenna module also includes a second antenna disposed on the second circuit board. The second circuit board has a first side and a second side opposite the first side. The second antenna includes a first parasitic strip and a second parasitic strip. The first parasitic strip is disposed on the first side of the second circuit board, and the second parasitic strip is disposed on the second side of the second circuit board.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2020Publication date: August 5, 2021Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Ryan Michael Nagel, André Falconio Armand Fournier
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Publication number: 20200006862Abstract: An Antenna Radiating Element provides 4 simultaneous isolated radiation ports that can be used to increase the orders of MIMO communication for wireless applications. An antenna array that contains a plurality of the Quad-Port Radiating Elements (QPRE). An antenna that contains multiple arrays of the QPRE in single-band or Multi-Band configurations that produces 2× the available polarization states without the need to increase the antenna aperture or reduce the size of the antenna array.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2019Publication date: January 2, 2020Inventors: James E. THOMPSON, JR., Mark W. KISHLER, Jodie M. BELL, Joshua W. SHEHAN, Kostyantyn SEMONOV, Ryan M. NAGEL, James C. CARSON
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Patent number: 10424830Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element or antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: GrantFiled: March 6, 2017Date of Patent: September 24, 2019Assignee: Intel CorporationInventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis
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Publication number: 20180358692Abstract: The present disclosure provides a low band dipole and a multi-band multi-port antenna arrangement, wherein the low band dipole has four dipole arms, and the four dipole arms are horizontally and mutually perpendicularly placed in a “+” shape and adjacent two mutually perpendicular dipole arms are fed therebetween. The antenna arrangement includes a main reflector, at least one column of low band dipole array disposed on the main reflector, and at least one column of high band dipole array adjacent to the at least one column of the low band dipole array, wherein at least one low band dipole in each column of the at least one column of low band dipole array satisfies the following condition: the low band dipole has four dipole arms, and the four dipole arms are horizontally and mutually perpendicularly placed in a “+” shape, and adjacent two mutually perpendicular dipole arms are fed therebetween to form a +/?45 degree polarization.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2016Publication date: December 13, 2018Applicant: Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell Co., LTDInventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Chengyu Xu, Yaohuan Li
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Publication number: 20180191075Abstract: A base station antenna includes in one embodiment an antenna ground plane and one or more sub-antenna arrays each having a plurality of a first type of radiating element attached to the ground plane. A spatial diplexer sub-antenna is included having a pedestal coupled to the antenna ground plane adjacent the one or more sub-antenna arrays and having an elevated grounding surface including two lanes. A sub-antenna array having a plurality of a second type of radiating element is attached to the antenna ground plane between the two elevated grounding surface lanes. A sub-antenna array having a plurality of a third type of radiating element is attached to the elevated grounding surface. Each of two of the third type of radiating element is located at a corresponding intersection of the two elevated grounding surface lanes and a third elevated grounding surface lane.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2016Publication date: July 5, 2018Inventor: Kostyantyn Semonov
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Publication number: 20170179578Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element or antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 6, 2017Publication date: June 22, 2017Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis
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Publication number: 20170012360Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element omni-directional antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods are positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2016Publication date: January 12, 2017Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis
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Patent number: 9368861Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element omni-directional antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods are positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 2012Date of Patent: June 14, 2016Assignee: Intel CorporationInventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis
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Publication number: 20140028516Abstract: A dual-polarized radiating element having a first dipole and a second dipole attached to a reflector. Each conductive first half dipole and each conductive second half dipole of each of the first and second dipoles having a first surface and an opposite second surface. In one embodiment, the first surface of each first half dipole extends offset to the first surface of the respective second half dipole. Each of dipoles includes a conductive element having a first side portion spaced apart from and secured to the first surface of the respective first half dipole and a second side portion spaced apart from and secured to the first surface of the respective second half dipole, and is connectible to an input signal so as to be capable of being electromagnetically coupled to the first and second dipoles.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 25, 2012Publication date: January 30, 2014Applicant: KATHREIN, INC., Scala DivisionInventors: Kostyantyn SEMONOV, Eric A. DYSSEGARD, Manfred MUENZEL
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Publication number: 20120218168Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element omni-directional antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods are positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2012Publication date: August 30, 2012Inventors: KOSTYANTYN SEMONOV, ALEXANDER RABINOVICH, BILL VASSILAKIS
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Patent number: 8199064Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element omni-directional antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods are positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2008Date of Patent: June 12, 2012Assignee: Powerwave Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis
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Patent number: 8130164Abstract: A broadband antenna element configuration having a radiation pattern useful in an antenna array containing a plurality of driven radiating elements that are spatially arranged is disclosed. The antenna element is coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar substrate of dielectric material. The antenna element utilizes a pair of balanced dipole arm elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced feed network. Balanced feed network elements are disposed in a broadside symmetrical configuration on first plane and second plane on each side of the aforementioned dielectric. Disposed proximate to each dipole arm element are partially overlapping, parallel planar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of dipole arms and parasitically coupled microstrip lines provides a broad bandwidth radiating element suitable for use in antenna arrays.Type: GrantFiled: September 17, 2008Date of Patent: March 6, 2012Assignee: Powerwave Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis
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Patent number: 7986280Abstract: A broad beam width antenna array, preferably having 360 degrees of azimuth coverage, which also has broad frequency bandwidth, for use in a wireless network system is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment the antenna array comprises a planar dielectric substrate, micro strip elements on both sides of the dielectric substrate, and a corporate feed structure employing parasitic conductive beam width enhancing tubes as feed line conduits. The antenna array comprises dipole radiating elements formed on both sides of the dielectric substrate and a balanced feed network feeding each dipole arm. The shape of the dipole is symmetric and the overall structure, including feed network, preferably has a ?-shape when viewed from either side of the dielectric substrate. Disposed proximate to each dipole arm are bandwidth enhancement coplanar micro strips which are parallel to each dipole arm and at least partially overlapping each other.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2009Date of Patent: July 26, 2011Assignee: Powerwave Technologies, Inc.Inventor: Kostyantyn Semonov
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Publication number: 20090195471Abstract: A broad beam width antenna array, preferably having 360 degrees of azimuth coverage, which also has broad frequency bandwidth, for use in a wireless network system is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment the antenna array comprises a planar dielectric substrate, micro strip elements on both sides of the dielectric substrate, and a corporate feed structure employing parasitic conductive beam width enhancing tubes as feed line conduits. The antenna array comprises dipole radiating elements formed on both sides of the dielectric substrate and a balanced feed network feeding each dipole arm. The shape of the dipole is symmetric and the overall structure, including feed network, preferably has a ?-shape when viewed from either side of the dielectric substrate. Disposed proximate to each dipole arm are bandwidth enhancement coplanar micro strips which are parallel to each dipole arm and at least partially overlapping each other.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2009Publication date: August 6, 2009Inventor: Kostyantyn Semonov
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Publication number: 20090096698Abstract: The present invention provides an omni-directional antenna element configuration having a compensated radiation pattern. Broadband antenna elements are coplanarly disposed on a suitable planar dielectric material. A single element omni-directional antenna comprises a pair of balanced fed radiating microstrip elements symmetrically disposed about the centerline of a balanced signal feed network. Additionally, a pair of pattern augmentation rods are positioned on each side of and proximate to the planar dielectric material running longitudinally to the centerline axis of a balanced feed network. Disposed proximate to each radiating element are partially coplanar, frequency bandwidth expanding microstrip lines. The combination of radiating elements together with pattern augmentation rods provides a broad bandwidth omni-directional radiating element suitable for use in multi-element antenna arrays.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2008Publication date: April 16, 2009Inventors: Kostyantyn Semonov, Alexander Rabinovich, Bill Vassilakis