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Has anyone looked at this patent?
See http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/viewer?PN=WO0245210 for details. It's basically a coil wrapped around a ferrite rod/tube that sensitive to the magnetic part of the electromagnetic field. The author claims it can be built small, handle high power, and is mostly omni-directional. They also went to the trouble of patenting it in Canada, number CA2427575, but I can find no US patent. |
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