Anthony Teillet19141 Willow Brook Ln, Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679

8354972, Jan 15, 2013

Jun 6, 2008

12/602927

Carmen Borja - Barcelona, ES
Anthony Teillet - Trabuco Canyon CA, US

Fractus, S.A. - Barcelona

H01Q 21/26

343797, 343700 MS, 343815

The invention refers to a dual-polarized radiating element () with: a first patch () provided for radiating in a first polarization and a second patch () provided for radiating in a second polarization which is substantially-orthogonal to the first polarization, wherein the first patch () and the second patch () overlap. Further the invention relates to a dual-band dual-polarized antenna assembly () comprising at least one patch antenna elements and/or one set of patch antenna elements () and to corresponding antenna arrays.

8489041, Jul 16, 2013

Jun 7, 2010

12/795577

Anthony Teillet - Trabuco Canyon CA, US
Scott Carichner - Rancho Santa Margarita CA, US
Alexander Rabinovich - Cypress CA, US

H04B 1/04
H03F 1/32

4551143, 4551153, 455126

An improved communication system and method employing an actively controlled antenna array architecture is disclosed. The array contains a plurality of driven radiating elements that are spatially arranged having a pair of radiating elements fed with an RF signal predistorted so as to provide a controlled variation of the antenna array's elevation radiation pattern. High power amplifier (PA) efficiency is maintained by adaptive predistortion, coupled to each high power PA, while providing beam tilt and side lobe control.

2013000, Jan 3, 2013

Jun 12, 2012

13/494662

ANTHONY TEILLET - TRABUCO CANYON CA, US
HING KAN - IRVINE CA, US

H01Q 19/10
H01Q 21/12

343835, 343853

The present invention relates to a multiband antenna specifically adapted for use with a Base Station Antenna (“BSA”). The present invention provides narrow azimuth or horizontal beamwidth (“HBW”) having 45 degrees and operational over four frequency bands. The composite antenna topology and associated circuitry described in embodiments achieves reduced antenna installation requirements and allows for ease of network deployment or reconfiguration at reduced cost. Embodiments employ an array of low band radiating elements and two sets of high band radiating elements. The first set is co-located within an array of low band radiating elements. The second set of is offset and outside the low band radiating elements. An RF feed network energizes the first and second set of high band radiating elements to compensate for interference between the high and low band elements.

2013009, Apr 11, 2013

Sep 5, 2012

13/604416

Anthony Teillet - Santa Ana CA, US
Khurram Parviz Sheikh - Santa Ana CA, US

POWERWAVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Santa Ana CA

H01Q 21/00
H04B 1/04

4551272, 343853, 455129

Generally described, the present disclosure relates to antennas with an active component and a passive component, generally referred to as an active-passive antenna. More specifically, aspects of the present application include a combination of an active antenna element configured to process communications in accordance with a first frequency bandwidth and a passive antenna element configured to process communication in accordance with a second frequency bandwidth. Still further, the present disclosure includes the integration of the active and passive antenna components as well as the utilization of components of traditional active array antennas to allow the incorporation of the active-passive antenna in the same form factor previously utilized for solely active array antennas.

2013028, Oct 31, 2013

Dec 14, 2012

13/715449

Anthony TEILLET - Trabuco Canyon CA, US

H01Q 3/38

342368

A compact multiband 40 degree split beam antenna system for a wireless network is disclosed. Each band employs a 3 column array with a special 3 output feed network. The 3 output feed network employs either a broadband 90 degree hybrid coupler with a 180 degrees splitter, or 2 broadband 90 degree hybrid couplers. The arrays employ dipole antenna elements, patch antenna elements, or a combination of both types. The antenna may exhibit 35 to 40 degrees horizontal beamwidth.

2021035, Nov 11, 2021

Mar 25, 2021

17/212616

- Santa Clara CA, US
Anthony Teillet - Trabuco Canyon CA, US
Scott Carichner - Los Angeles CA, US

H01Q 1/40
H01Q 1/24
H01Q 1/42
H01Q 9/04
H01Q 21/24

The present disclosure relates to antenna design for installation on small base stations. The antenna design corresponds to a conformal antenna design that fits into a traditional sun-shield of an outdoor base station. In another aspect, the antenna design supports multiple bands and multiple technologies. In a further aspect, the antenna design provides a gain pattern that allows installation of the small cells into directional sectors to further enhance the spectral efficiency while providing a single installation location. In still a further aspect, the design permits the form factor of the base station to meet unique and desirable aesthetic principals such as a modern curved surface and an attractive and distinctive height, width and depth ratio.

2020009, Mar 19, 2020

Jun 6, 2019

16/433550

- Santa Clara CA, US
Anthony Teillet - Trabuco Canyon CA, US
Scott Carichner - Los Angeles CA, US

H01Q 1/40
H01Q 21/24
H01Q 9/04
H01Q 1/42
H01Q 1/24

The present disclosure relates to antenna design for installation on small cell base stations. The antenna design corresponds to a conformal antenna design that fits into a traditional sun-shield of an outdoor base station. In another aspect, the antenna design supports multiple bands and multiple technologies. In a further aspect, the antenna design provides a gain pattern that allows installation of the small cells into directional sectors to further enhance the spectral efficiency while providing a single installation location. In still a further aspect, the design permits the form factor of the base station to meet unique and desirable aesthetic principals such as a modern curved surface and an attractive and distinctive height, width and depth ratio.

2018026, Sep 13, 2018

May 11, 2018

15/977795

- Barcelona, ES
Carmen BORJA - Barcelona, ES
Anthony TEILLET - Trabuco Canyon CA, US
Dillon KIRCHHOFER - Taylorsville KY, US
Jaume ANGUERA - Vinaros, ES

H01Q 1/24
H01Q 1/48
H01Q 21/30
H01Q 21/06
H01Q 1/42
H01Q 5/50
H01Q 5/307
H01Q 21/08
H01Q 9/04
H01Q 5/42

A triple-band antenna array for cellular base stations operates at a first frequency band and at a second frequency band within a first frequency range, and also at a third frequency band within a second frequency range. The triple-band antenna array comprises a first set of radiating elements operating at the first frequency band, a second set of radiating elements operating at the second frequency band, a third set of radiating elements operating at both the third and the first frequency bands, and a fourth set of radiating elements operating at both the third and the second frequency bands. The radiating elements are arranged such that at least some of the radiating elements of the first and third sets are interlaced, and at least some of the radiating elements of the second and fourth sets are interlaced.