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US Patent 10978773 Guided wave dielectric coupler having a dielectric cable with an exposed dielectric core position for enabling electromagnetic coupling between the cable and a transmission medium

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
10978773
Patent Inventor Names
Farhad Barzegar0
Irwin Gerszberg0
Paul Shala Henry0
Robert Bennett0
Thomas M. Willis, III0
Date of Patent
April 13, 2021
Patent Application Number
16207445
Date Filed
December 3, 2018
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Benny T. Lee
Patent abstract

In accordance with one or more embodiments, a guided wave launcher includes a dielectric cable having an unexposed dielectric core portion that is surrounded by a dielectric cladding portion. The unexposed dielectric core portion is configured to receive a first electromagnetic wave at the end of the dielectric cable and to guide the first electromagnetic wave along the first unexposed dielectric core portion. An exposed dielectric core portion of the dielectric cable, that is not surrounded by the dielectric cladding portion, is configured to couple a portion of the first electromagnetic wave to a transmission medium in proximity to the exposed dielectric core portion, wherein the portion of the electromagnetic wave coupled to the transmission medium propagates as a second electromagnetic wave along the transmission medium without requiring an electrical return path.

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