Rogers; Shawn D.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Rogers; Shawn D..The latest application filed is for "matching and pattern control for dual band concentric antenna feed".

Company Profile

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Rogers; Shawn D. - Johns Creek GA
Rogers; Shawn D. - Jessup MD
Rogers; Shawn D. - Laurel MD

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Coaxial polarizer Grant 9,837,693 - Rogers , et al. December 5, 2	2017-12-05
Matching and pattern control for dual band concentric antenna feed Grant 9,300,042 - Rogers , et al. March 29, 2	2016-03-29
Aperture mode filter Grant 9,112,279 - Montgomery , et al. August 18, 2	2015-08-18
Matching And Pattern Control For Dual Band Concentric Antenna Feed App 20150214616 - Rogers; Shawn D. ; et al.	2015-07-30
Inner-tube With Opposing Shallow-cavities For Use In A Coaxial Polarizer App 20150091671 - Rogers; Shawn D. ; et al.	2015-04-02
Aperture Mode Filter App 20120218160 - Montgomery; James P. ; et al.	2012-08-30
Circuit and method for suppression of electromagnetic coupling and switching noise in multilayer printed circuit boards Grant 7,889,134 - McKinzie, III , et al. February 15, 2	2011-02-15
Circuit and method for suppression of electromagnetic coupling and switching noise in multilayer printed circuit boards App 20070120223 - McKinzie; William E. III ; et al.	2007-05-31
Circuit and method for suppression of electromagnetic coupling and switching noise in multilayer printed circuit boards Grant 7,215,007 - McKinzie, III , et al. May 8, 2	2007-05-08
Designs for wide band antennas with parasitic elements and a method to optimize their design using a genetic algorithm and fast integral equation technique Grant 7,133,810 - Butler , et al. November 7, 2	2006-11-07
Circuit and method for enhanced low frequency switching noise suppression in multilayer printed circuit boards using a chip capacitor lattice App 20050224912 - Rogers, Shawn D. ; et al.	2005-10-13
Circuit and method for broadband switching noise suppression in multilayer printed circuit boards using localized lattice structures App 20050205292 - Rogers, Shawn D. ; et al.	2005-09-22
Broadband monopole/ dipole antenna with parallel inductor-resistor load circuits and matching networks Grant 6,919,851 - Rogers , et al. July 19, 2	2005-07-19
Circuit and method for suppression of electromagnetic coupling and switching noise in multilayer printed circuit boards App 20050029632 - McKinzie, William E. III ; et al.	2005-02-10
Multiband artificial magnetic conductor Grant 6,774,866 - McKinzie, III , et al. August 10, 2	2004-08-10
Multiband artificial magnetic conductor App 20030231142 - McKinzie, William E. III ; et al.	2003-12-18
Broadband monopole/ dipole antenna with parallel inductor-resistor load circuits and matching networks App 20030103011 - Rogers, Shawn D. ; et al.	2003-06-05
Designs for wide band antennas with parasitic elements and a method to optimize their design using a genetic algorithm and fast integral equation technique App 20030046042 - Butler, Chalmers M. ; et al.	2003-03-06

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