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nGimat Announces Issued Patent Covering Tunable Capacitors for Wireless Devices
Atlanta, GA | Posted on May 26, 2006
nGimat Co. announced today the recent issuance of U.S. patent No. 7,031,136 entitled "Variable Capacitors, Composite Materials." This patent covers new tunable capacitors, based on nanomaterials, for nGimat-designed components that are expected to be used in commercial and military wireless equipment. Such components include tunable filters and phase shifters. These components are designed to allow future homeland security communications handsets to tune to multiple frequency bands as well as provide increased security of transmitted signals by beam direction. In addition, the large volume commercial priced components allow for improved signal integrity yielding high data transmission and cleaner calls in congested areas.
Through its core technology of NanoSpraySM Combustion Processing, nGimat is a cost-effective manufacturer and innovator of nanoEngineered MaterialsSM in the following areas: nanopowders, thin films and devices. For more information, please visit www.ngimat.com.
Sandra Moreland
Moreland Group
sandra@morelandgroup.net
404.851.1535 (office)
404.310.4059 (mobile)
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