Acceleware has been granted a patent for an apparatus designed for coaxial transmission lines. The invention features a dielectric member and a conductive member that create a clearance between the outer surface of the conductive member and the inner surface of the outer conductor, enhancing electrical contact and performance. GlobalData’s report on Acceleware gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Coaxial transmission line apparatus with dielectric and conductive members
The patent US12014841B2 describes an innovative apparatus designed for use in coaxial transmission lines, which consist of an outer conductor surrounding an inner conductor. Central to this invention is a cylinder-shaped dielectric member that defines a bore along its longitudinal axis. This dielectric member is encased by a first conductive member that extends along the same axis, featuring a continuous inner surface. The design includes a plurality of conductive contact members mounted on the outer surface of the first conductive member, which are strategically spaced to ensure electrical contact with the inner surface of the outer conductor while maintaining a clearance between the two components. Notably, both the dielectric member and the first conductive member extend only partially along the length of the outer conductor, optimizing space and functionality.
Additionally, the patent outlines methods for implementing this apparatus within a coaxial transmission line. The process involves mounting the first conductive member around the dielectric member and positioning the assembly within the annulus formed by the inner and outer conductors. The claims specify that the contact members can include spring members or brushes, and they may be arranged to maintain concentricity between the first and second perimeters of the conductive members. The invention also allows for the dielectric member to consist of multiple layers and includes provisions for lining its inner surface with a second conductive member. This design aims to enhance the performance and reliability of coaxial transmission lines by ensuring effective electrical contact and structural integrity.
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