Frank N. Bauregger, W6QI

Graduate of the GPS WAAS Lab

at Stanford University

Department of Electrical Engineering


 

Biographical sketch

  • Born: Erie, PA, during Woodstock 1969
  • BSEE: Penn State University, May 1991
  • MSEE: Stanford University, April 1998
  • Ph.D.: Stanford University, September 2003

Research Projects

  • Global Positioning System (GPS), Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS)
    • Airborne anti-jam GPS antenna design, construction, and flight testing
    • Diffraction theory (UTD), Moment Methods, and finite-difference time domain (FDTD), as applied to novel interference resistant GPS antennas
    • Microwave circuit design, especially antenna feed circuits, preamps and filters
  • Dual-patch anti-jam GPS antenna for aircraft applications
    • The dual-patch antenna was constructed and tested in flight - Flight Test 2002

Publications

  • Frank N. Bauregger

    Characterization of Hyperbolic Subreflectors in Cassegrain Reflector Antennas Using Non-Linear Least Squares Curve Fitting

    Presented October 2005 at MUD 2005, Cerritos, CA

  • Frank N. Bauregger, Todd Walter, Dennis Akos, Per Enge
    Flight Trials of a Novel Dual Patch Anti-Jam GPS Antenna
    Presented January 2003 at ION NTM, Anaheim, California
  • Frank N. Bauregger, Todd Walter, Dennis Akos, Per Enge
    A Novel Dual Patch Anti-Jam GPS Antenna
    Presented June 2002 at 58th ION Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • Frank N. Bauregger, Todd Walter, Per Enge
    The Dielectric Cavity Antenna - An Alternative to the Choke Ring Antenna
    Presented January 2001 at ION NTM '01, Long Beach, California
  • Frank N. Bauregger
    The Interference Susceptibility of GPS Slot-Type Antennas Mounted on Flat Plates and Cylinders
    Internal Report
  • Frank N. Bauregger, G. Leonard Tyler
    Orbital Considerations for Spacecraft Engaged in Mutual Radio Occultations
    Technical Report 2DPA712-1998-1
    Submitted to the University of Wisconsin, March 1998

Other Interests

Last update: September 5, 2006