Ex parte WEGLARZ et al. - Page 6




         Appeal No. 1999-1894                                                    
         Application 08/847,804                                                  

         wavelength of the design frequency of the first trap 20"                
         (FR2).  The Examiner relies on Dörrie.                                  
              Dörrie discloses an improvement to the known multi-band            
         antenna of Fenwick such that it becomes broadband and can be            
         used for four different frequency bands (col. 1, lines 21-40).          
         The antenna has a first, straight wire section 14, a first              
         coil 15 connected therewith, a second, straight wire section            
         connected therewith, a second coil 17 connected therewith, and          
         an adjoining third straight wire section 18 (col. 1, line 64            
         to col. 2, line 4).  The length L1 of the first, straight wire          
         section 14 is 81/4, where 81 is the mean operating frequency            
         of the highest frequency band of, for example, 825 to 960 MHz           
         (col. 2, lines 16-20).  The first coil 15 is a trap circuit             
         tuned to the mean operating wavelength 81 of the highest                
         frequency band (col. 2, lines 21-24) and the second coil 17 is          
         used for phase shifting and generates a phase shift of 135E at          
         the mean operating wavelength 82 of the next-highest frequency          
         band (col. 2, lines 30-32).                                             
              The Examiner relies on the teaching that the length L1 of          
         the first, straight wire section 14 is 81/4, where 81 is the            
         mean operating frequency of the highest frequency band of, for          

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