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Magnetically Levitated Inertial Sensor Using Split Magnetic Dipoles (Case No. 2026-191)

Summary: Researchers in the UCLA Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have developed a magnetically levitated inertial sensor based on a split magnetic dipole architecture. The anchorless design enables high quality factor (Q) gyroscopic sensing with independently tunable sensitivity and bandwidth, providing a robust solution for precision...

Published: 3/26/2026 | Inventor(s): Robert Candler, Amy Sihn, Vaibhav Sharma, Martin Simon

Keywords(s): accelerometer, Autonomous driving, Bandwidth (Signal Processing), Communications Satellite, high sensitivity, inertial sensor, interactive sensing application, marine applications, MEMS, micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), Motion analysis, motion detection, real-time sensing/monitoring/tracking, scalable fabrication, Vibration sensing

Category(s): Electrical, Electrical > Mems, Electrical > Sensors, Mechanical, Mechanical > Micro-Electromechanical Systems (Mems), Mechanical > Sensors, Mechanical > Mechanical Systems

Parametric Matching Method for Broadband, High Sensitivity Reception With Electrically Small Antennas (Case No. 2022-280)

Summary: UCLA researchers in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have devised a novel method for optimizing the performance of receivers with electrically small antennas, thereby enabling high sensitivity reception over a broad range of frequencies. Background: Electrically small antennas (ESAs) have broad commercial significance...

Published: 7/17/2025 | Inventor(s): Yuanxun Wang

Keywords(s): Active Antenna, Antennas/Wireless, broadband, efficiency bandwidth products, electrically small antennas (ESAs), high sensitivity, impedance match, parametric amplification, parametric amplifiers, Radar / Antennae, radiation quality factor, radiation resistance, sensitivity performance

Category(s): Electrical, Electrical > Wireless, Electrical > Wireless > Antennas, Electrical > Signal Processing