Mohamed Sanad
Mohamed Sanad (Arabic: محمد سند) is an Egyptian antenna scientist and professor in the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University.
He made contributions to antennas, and holds sixteen patents in the area. The most recent of which is "Design of single and multi-band PIFA" (planar inverted-F antenna).[1] He has also published thirty peer-reviewed papers or conference proceedings; the most recent are three papers at the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium (APSURSI), 2010, IEEE,[2][3][4][5] He also worked with Nokia and Motorola on mobile phones.
IPA Prize Winning Project[edit]
A low-cost, lightweight, low wind-load, foldable/deployable, multi-broadband base station antenna has been developed using dual parabolic cylindrical reflectors with novel small size broadband resonant feeds invented by the applicant. The new base station antenna has the following 8 important advantages over the existing ones in wireless applications:
- One base station can cover all wireless applications at different frequency bands including WiMax, digital TV, CDMA, GSM, etc.
- The station is foldable/deployable and can thus be shipped and stored in a very compact form
- It is very easy to assemble and disassemble
- It has a low wind load
- It is light
- It can stand on the ground without mounting towers
- It is low-cost and
- It can generate beams of arbitrary angles in the horizontal and vertical planes.
Sanad received the Innovation Prize for Africa in 2012.[6]
References[edit]
- ^ US 6836246, Kadambi, Govind R.; Simmons, Kenneth D. & Masek, Thomas F., "Design of single and multi-band PIFA", published December 28, 2004
- ^ "A novel dual resonant antenna configuration for mobile laptop, notebook and palmtop computers"
- ^ publisher's link
- ^ "A lightweight broadband dual polarized base station antenna for all bands of UHF DVB-H mobile TV, CDMA and GSM"
- ^ "A resonant handset antenna that can cover all bands of UHF mobile TV, GSM and CDMA without using matching circuits"
- ^ Africa, Economic Commission for. "Article - Egyptian Wins First Innovation Prize for Africa". www1.uneca.org. Retrieved 2017-10-16.
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