Abstract: A hermetic glass module for wireless communication. The module may comprise a plurality of glass layers comprising a first layer having capacitors, inductors, and resonators, a second layer comprising capacitors, inductors, diplexers, and waveguides, a third layer comprising microchips, and capacitors, and a fourth layer comprising a glass cover layer, and antennas disposed within the glass cover layer. The plurality of glass layers may each be separated by a substrate of a plurality of substrates and are connected by a redistribution layer (RDL) of a plurality of RDLs.

Abstract: A hermetic glass module for wireless communication. In some embodiments, the module may comprise a plurality of glass layers comprising a first layer having capacitors, inductors, and resonators, a second layer comprising capacitors, inductors, diplexers, and waveguides, a third layer comprising microchips, and capacitors, and a fourth layer comprising a glass cover layer, and antennas disposed within the glass cover layer. The plurality of glass layers may each be separated by a substrate of a plurality of substrates and are connected by a redistribution layer (RDL) of a plurality of RDLs.

Abstract: A dielectric waveguide antenna and manufacturing method, as well as a quasi-helical antenna device. The electrically conducting features within the dielectric waveguide antenna are manufactured using standard printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing technology. Internal elements of the PCB antenna construction may be capacitively coupled or galvanically coupled. The final outer form of the dielectric waveguide antenna is machined by turning on a lathe, and the final outer form is accurately aligned and registered to the electrically conducting features within. The quasi-helical antenna device comprises a repeating, periodic, chain of substantially straight conductive segments that are wound about a central axis. The quasi-helical antenna is fabricated within a planar printed circuit.

Abstract: Waveguide antennas and corresponding manufacturing methods are described herein. These include dual-linear antennas. These dual-linear antennas provide efficient transmission and reception of two radio-frequency signals that may be polarized in orthogonal orientations. The electrically conducting features within the dual-linear antenna are manufactured using standard printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing technology. The final outer form of the dielectric waveguide antenna may be machined by turning on a lathe or similar mechanical technique, cast in a mold, or injection molded, and the final outer form is accurately aligned and registered to the radio-frequency features of the PCB. The dual-polarized antenna device may include multiple pairs of parallel slot antennas fabricated within a planar printed circuit.

Abstract: A three-dimensional, 360 degree, omnidirectional multiple-input multiple-output wireless systems is described herein. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system is comprised of a plurality of radio inputs, a plurality of radio-frequency converters, an RF signal distribution network, a plurality of transceivers, and a plurality of antennas. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system may further have a plurality of planar stacks.

Abstract: The present invention features a waveguide transition. A waveguide transition is used to join two dissimilar segments of waveguide, in this case coplanar waveguide to rectangular waveguide, and vice-versa. Care taken during the design of the waveguide transition ensures that the reflection of electromagnetic waves, which may be traveling along the coplanar waveguide segment and toward the waveguide transition and subsequent rectangular waveguide segment, is minimized.

Abstract: A three-dimensional, 360 degree, omnidirectional multiple-input multiple-output wireless systems is described herein. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system is comprised of a plurality of radio inputs, a plurality of radio-frequency converters, an RF signal distribution network, a plurality of transceivers, and a plurality of antennas. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system may further have a plurality of planar stacks.

Abstract: A three-dimensional, 360 degree, omnidirectional multiple-input multiple-output wireless systems is described herein. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system is comprised of a plurality of radio inputs, a plurality of radio-frequency converters, an RF signal distribution network, a plurality of transceivers, and a plurality of antennas. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system may further have a plurality of planar stacks.

Abstract: A three-dimensional, 360 degree, omnidirectional multiple-input multiple-output wireless systems is described herein. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system is comprised of a plurality of radio inputs, a plurality of radio-frequency converters, an RF signal distribution network, a plurality of transceivers, and a plurality of antennas. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system may further have a plurality of planar stacks.

Abstract: The present invention features a waveguide transition. A waveguide transition is used to join two dissimilar segments of waveguide, in this case coplanar waveguide to rectangular waveguide, and vice-versa. Care taken during the design of the waveguide transition ensures that the reflection of electromagnetic waves, which may be traveling along the coplanar waveguide segment and toward the waveguide transition and subsequent rectangular waveguide segment, is minimized.

Abstract: A three-dimensional, 360 degree, omnidirectional multiple-input multiple-output wireless systems is described herein. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system is comprised of a plurality of radio inputs, a plurality of radio-frequency converters, an RF signal distribution network, a plurality of transceivers, and a plurality of antennas. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system may further have a plurality of planar stacks.

Abstract: The present invention features a waveguide transition. A waveguide transition is used to join two dissimilar segments of waveguide, in this case coplanar waveguide to rectangular waveguide, and vice-versa. Care taken during the design of the waveguide transition ensures that the reflection of electromagnetic waves, which may be traveling along the coplanar waveguide segment and toward the waveguide transition and subsequent rectangular waveguide segment, is minimized.

Abstract: A three-dimensional, 360 degree, omnidirectional multiple-input multiple-output wireless systems is described herein. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system is comprised of a plurality of radio inputs, a plurality of radio-frequency converters, an RF signal distribution network, a plurality of transceivers, and a plurality of antennas. The multiple-input multiple-output wireless system may further have a plurality of planar stacks.

Abstract: Multi-input, multi-output reconfigurable wireless converters are described herein. The wireless converter includes a plurality of signal converters, a plurality of wireless transceivers, a plurality of antennas, a switch matrix, and a field programmable gate array (FPGA). The wireless converter may further have a plurality of input transceivers. Each signal converter may have an input, an output, a transmit channel, a receive channel, a first switch, and a second switch.