H01Q11/12

ANTENNA DEVICE

There is provided an antenna device comprising: a chip antenna arranged on a substrate; and a metal element arranged on the same substrate as the chip antenna, wherein the metal element is arranged such that a longitudinal direction of the metal element is vertical with respect to the substrate in a direction in which a current flows in the chip antenna.

ANTENNA DEVICE

There is provided an antenna device comprising: a chip antenna arranged on a substrate; and a metal element arranged on the same substrate as the chip antenna, wherein the metal element is arranged such that a longitudinal direction of the metal element is vertical with respect to the substrate in a direction in which a current flows in the chip antenna.

Antenna integrated amplifier and transmitter
10868573 · 2020-12-15 · ·

An antenna integrated amplifier includes a board configured to include an antenna, a radiator that faces the board, a first supporter interposed between the board and the radiator to support the board with respect to the radiator, and configured to include an amplifier to amplify a signal communicated by the antenna, a first bump interposed between the board and the first supporter to be electrically coupled to the antenna and the amplifier, a second supporter interposed between the board and the radiator to support the board with respect to the radiator, and a second bump interposed between the board and the second supporter.

RADIO FREQUENCY AMPLIFICATION PROCESSING CIRCUIT AND COMMUNICATION TERMINAL

A radio frequency amplification processing circuit includes: a radio frequency power amplifier, a transmitting antenna and a filter element; the radio frequency power amplifier is configured to perform radio frequency amplification on a modulated first wireless communication signal, and transmit, with a first line, the amplified first wireless communication signal to the transmitting antenna for transmission, or perform radio frequency amplification on a modulated second wireless communication signal, and transmit, with a second line, the amplified second wireless communication signal to the filter element; and the filter element is configured to filter the amplified second wireless communication signal, and transmit, also with the second line, the filtered second wireless communication signal to the transmitting antenna for transmission.

RADIO FREQUENCY AMPLIFICATION PROCESSING CIRCUIT AND COMMUNICATION TERMINAL

A radio frequency amplification processing circuit includes: a radio frequency power amplifier, a transmitting antenna and a filter element; the radio frequency power amplifier is configured to perform radio frequency amplification on a modulated first wireless communication signal, and transmit, with a first line, the amplified first wireless communication signal to the transmitting antenna for transmission, or perform radio frequency amplification on a modulated second wireless communication signal, and transmit, with a second line, the amplified second wireless communication signal to the filter element; and the filter element is configured to filter the amplified second wireless communication signal, and transmit, also with the second line, the filtered second wireless communication signal to the transmitting antenna for transmission.

Multi-user power control methods and procedures

Methods and systems for operation in a WLAN are provided. Methods and systems for a transmit power control (TPC) scheme are disclosed. In an embodiment, an access point (AP) may send a trigger frame to one or more stations (STAs) for synchronizing and scheduling uplink (UL) multi-user (MU) transmissions. The trigger frame may contain an open-loop power control index 1 and a power adjustment index 2. The one or more STAs may estimate pathloss using an indicated AP transmit power and received power to set a baseline transmit power. The one or more STAs may adjust their transmit power in the UL transmission period to be the indicated target receive power at the AP.

Controlling antenna output power

An embodiment provides a information handling device, including: one or more processors; one or more antennas, a communication element, and a memory device that stores instructions executed by the one or more processors, the instructions being executable by the one or more processors to: recognize a location within which the information handling device is operating through wireless communication received via the communication element; and modulate, based on which location the information handling device is operating within, a dynamic power reduction of transmission power through the antenna.

Chip-and-package distributed antenna

Systems and methods which provide an antenna in a chip-and-package distributed configuration as disclosed. Chip-and-package distributed antenna configurations of embodiments comprise an on-chip integrated circuit component and an in-package component. For example, embodiments of a chip-and-package distributed antenna comprise an exciting element on chip (i.e., formed as an integrated component in an integrated circuit die) and a primary radiator in package (i.e., disposed within an package while being external to the integrated circuit die). The on-chip exciting element may be configured to excite electromagnetic waves and to provide relatively wide bandwidth operation while occupying a relatively small area of the die. The in-package primary radiator may be configured to leverage the relatively large space in the integrated circuit product package to enhance the gain and/or configure the radiation pattern of RF signals with respect to the exciting element.

Technique for improving efficiency of on-chip antennas

Technique for improving efficiency of on-chip antennas, comprising placing each antenna on an individual area on the chip, defined by channels provided in the chip before or after placing the antenna(s). The channels may be metallized. Frequency of a radiating antenna element may be locked by wireless injection locking using a locked subharmonic frequency.

Technique for improving efficiency of on-chip antennas

Technique for improving efficiency of on-chip antennas, comprising placing each antenna on an individual area on the chip, defined by channels provided in the chip before or after placing the antenna(s). The channels may be metallized. Frequency of a radiating antenna element may be locked by wireless injection locking using a locked subharmonic frequency.