Oscillator-shuttle-circuit (OSC) networks for conditioning energy in higher-order symmetry algebraic topological forms and RF phase conjugation

• US 5,493,691 A
• Filed: 12/23/1993
• Issued: 02/20/1996
• Est. Priority Date: 12/23/1993
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Barrett Holding LLC
• Original Assignee: Terence W. Barrett
• Inventors: Barrett, Terence W.
• Primary Examiner(s): Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.
• Assistant Examiner(s): Nguyen, Lee
• Application Number:
  US08/172,211
• Time in Patent Office: 789 Days
• Field of Search: 455/39, 455/41, 455/73, 455/20, 455/89, 455/94, 455/343, 307/424, 307/652, 333/138, 333/156
• US Class Current: 455/20
• CPC Class Codes: H03D 9/00 Demodulation or transference of modulation of modulated electromagnetic waves demodulating light, transferring modulation in light waves G02F2/00

Abstract

The present invention provides passive networks which act as the host to nonlinear and parametric interactions, with energy inputs to said networks being caused to "bleed off" auxiliary, and time-delayed conditioning flows resulting in phase modulations to the main input and which achieve, e.g., RF phase conjugation with cancellation of the noise modulation after two-way passage of beams between transmitter and receiver and when used in duplex arrangements. Also, passive networks for noise reduction in communications transmission due to conditioning of electromagnetic fields in higher order group symmetry form. Because a transmitted wave from a network of the present invention is in higher-order group symmetry form, and fields of such higher-order symmetry have a low probability of occurrence naturally, then environmental noise, which is of lower group symmetry form (usually, U(1) symmetry) and has a high probably of natural occurrence, will be excluded from a receiver matched to higher-order symmetry waves. Therefore in the case of communications, less noise will be processed statistically at a receiver designed for SU(2) or higher group symmetry operation, resulting in enhanced signal-to-noise. Also disclosed are passive networks for power transmission resulting in decreased loss in transmission. Higher-order group symmetry matched "receivers" will have enhanced signal-to-noise reception over lower-order symmetry receivers, i.e., leakage to ground will be less.

Claims

1. An oscillator-shuttle circuit network for conditioning electromagnetic signals, comprising:

an RF energy pump source having first and second pump terminals,

an inductor element having first and second end terminals and means connecting said first and second terminals to said first and second pump terminals, respectively,

first and second temporary energy storage means, each having an electrical connection end and an electrical free floating end,

first means for receiving an RF input signal, said first means for receiving an RF input signal being connected between said electrical connection end and said first terminal of one of said inductor element, and

second means connected between said electrical connector end of the second of said temporary storage means and the second end terminal of said inductor element for transmitting an output signal which is harmonically related to said RF energy pump signal and said RF input signal.

2. An oscillator-shuttle circuit network for conditioning energy in higher order algebraic topological forms and RF phase conjugation, comprising:

an RF energy pump source having first and second pump terminals,

an inductor element having first and second end terminals and means connecting said first and second end terminals to said first and second pump terminals, respectively,

first and second temporary energy storage means, each having an electrical connection end and a free floating end,

first means for receiving an input RF signal, said first means for receiving an input RF signal being connected between said electrical connection end and said first end terminal, respectively,

second means connected between said electrical connection end of the second of said temporary storage means and said second end terminal for transmitting an output signal which is harmonically related to said RF energy pump signal and said input RF signal.

3. A circuit network for conditioning electromagnetic signals, comprising:

an energy pump source having first and second pump terminals,

a first energy storage element having first and second end terminals and means connecting said first and second end terminals to said first and second pump terminals, respectively,

first and second temporary energy storage means, each having an electrical connection end and an electrical free floating end,

first means for receiving an RF input signal, said first means for receiving an RF input signal being connected between said electrical connection end and said first end terminal of said first energy storage element, and

output means connected between said electrical connection end of the second of said temporary storage means and said second terminal of said first energy storage element for transmitting an output signal which is harmonically related to said energy pump signal and said RF input signal.