An antenna module includes a first antenna layer, including at least one main radiation unit including at least two main radiation patches symmetrically arranged and spaced apart from each other and at least one feeder portion located at or corresponds to a gap between adjacent two of the main radiation patches; a second antenna layer, stacked with the first antenna layer and including a reference ground arranged opposite to the main radiation patches and at least one microstrip insulated from the reference ground; at least one first electrically conductive member, electrically connected to the main radiation patches and the reference ground; and at least one second electrically conductive member, with an end being electrically connected to the feeder portion and another end being electrically connected to another end of the microstrip. An end of the microstrip is electrically connected to a radio frequency transceiver chip.

An onboard antenna module includes: a plate-shaped member that is fixed to a body of a vehicle and at least a portion of which is plate-shaped; and a plurality of antennas that are provided on the plate-shaped member, wherein a plurality of antennas included in the plurality of antennas provided on the plate-shaped member constitute a first diversity antenna configured to receive RF (Radio Frequency) signals in a first frequency band, and at least two antennas included in the plurality of antennas that constitute the first diversity antenna are respectively provided in two regions that are not adjacent to each other when a flat surface of the plate-shaped member is divided into quadrants around a center point of the flat surface.

An electronic device and an antenna structure are provided. The electronic device includes a metal housing, a partition wall, a first antenna module, and a second antenna module. The metal housing has a T-shaped slot. The slot includes an opening end, a first closed end, and a second closed end. The partition wall is connected with the metal housing. The first antenna module has a first feeding element and a radiating element. The second antenna module has a second feeding element and an antenna array. The first antenna module and the second antenna module are respectively disposed on two sides of the partition wall, and the first antenna module is closer to the opening end than the second antenna module.

An antenna assembly has a conductive line coupled to a feed point. An element is configured to resonate at a predetermined frequency. The element is electrically coupled to the conductive line and aligned perpendicular to the conductive line wherein the predetermined frequency of the element determines a distance from the feed point along the conductive line.

An antenna assembly has a conductive line coupled to a feed point. An element is configured to resonate at a predetermined frequency. The element is electrically coupled to the conductive line and aligned perpendicular to the conductive line wherein the predetermined frequency of the element determines a distance from the feed point along the conductive line.

A dual-band cross-polarized antenna includes first and second metal layers defining respective first and second driven patches configured to radiate at different frequencies, first and second feed pins connecting a first feed line to the first driven patch at respective first and second feed points thereof associated with orthogonal polarizations, and third and fourth feed pins connecting a second feed line to the second driven patch at first and second feed points thereof associated with orthogonal polarizations. The third feed pin extends through a first hole in the first driven patch to capacitively couple the third feed pin to the first driven patch. The fourth feed pin extends through a second hole in the first driven patch to capacitively couple the fourth feed pin to the first driven patch. Two or more antenna elements are arranged as a phased array antenna and packaged as an antenna module.

A cover includes a cover body and a first line layer. The cover body is made of an insulating material, and the first line layer is made of a conductive material. The first line layer is completely built into the cover body, and the first line layer is configured to form a radiator, and is coupled to a radio frequency transceiver circuit of an electronic device. The first line layer includes a plurality of first conducting wires and a plurality of second conducting wires. The plurality of first conducting wires are arranged at intervals in a first direction, and the plurality of second conducting wires are arranged at intervals in a second direction. The plurality of first conducting wires and the plurality of second conducting wires are disposed intersecting each other. The first direction is different from the second direction.

An antenna system mounted in a vehicle, according to the present invention, comprises: a radiator for transferring, through an upper opening, a signal which is applied through a lower opening; a coupling patch disposed on an upper substrate so as to be spaced apart from the upper opening by a predetermined interval so as to enable the coupling of the signal which has been transferred through the upper opening; and a first antenna connected to the coupling patch so as to make surface contact therewith, and comprising a shorting bar for connecting a ground layer of a lower substrate. The antenna system may further comprise, apart from the first antenna, a second antenna disposed in the antenna system.

An antenna structure according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a first antenna unit including a first radiator, a first transmission line connected to the first radiator, and a guide pattern disposed around the first transmission line and separated from the first transmission line, a second antenna unit at least partially covered by the guide pattern of the first antenna unit in a plan view, and a dielectric layer interposed between the first antenna unit and the second antenna unit. An antenna structure implementing low-frequency and high-frequency properties with high reliability is provided.

This document describes low-footprint dual-band ultra-wideband (UWB) antenna modules. A described UWB antenna module may be used as an internal part of a mobile device (e.g., cellphone, tablet, and/or other mobile devices). The UWB antenna module includes a multi-layer dual-band antenna that includes a set of multi-layer patch antennas, each patch antenna including a layer with a conductive ground plate, a feeding plate layer, and a parasitic strip layer with two parasitic strips, one configured to resonate at a frequency within a first band of the dual-band antenna, the other configured to resonate at a frequency within a second band of the dual-band antenna. The parasitic strips are electromagnetically coupled to the feeding plate.