Patent classifications
H01Q13/12
Slot Antenna Arrays for Millimeter-Wave Communication Systems
Techniques described herein provide slot antenna arrays for a millimeter-wave communication system. One or more implementations form a slot antenna array by creating multiple slot antenna out of a metal band that surrounds an outer edge of a housing structure. Various implementations form the slot antenna array to support millimeter waveforms associated with the millimeter-wave communication system. To form the antenna array, one or more implementations capacitively couple a respective signal feed to each respective slot antenna using a stripline connected to an inner edge of the metal band, where the stripline provides isolation between the antenna array and hardware components included in the housing structure. In response to coupling the signal feeds to the slot antenna, various implementations transmit a beam-formed wireless signal associated with the millimeter-wave communication system to enable successful data exchanges.
Antenna design for full duplex communication with multiple wireless communication protocol coexistence
An apparatus includes a radio frequency (RF) feed and an extruded member made of metal and coupled to the RF feed. The extruded member includes a first surface that includes a first slot having a first width and a first length, and a second slot having a second width and a second length. The second width is at least 1.2 times greater than the first width. The second slot intersects the first slot at an angle with respect to the first slot that is between 70 and 110 degrees.
Antenna design for full duplex communication with multiple wireless communication protocol coexistence
An apparatus includes a radio frequency (RF) feed and an extruded member made of metal and coupled to the RF feed. The extruded member includes a first surface that includes a first slot having a first width and a first length, and a second slot having a second width and a second length. The second width is at least 1.2 times greater than the first width. The second slot intersects the first slot at an angle with respect to the first slot that is between 70 and 110 degrees.
Slot Antenna and Mobile Terminal
Embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of antenna technologies, and provide a mobile terminal, to generate different resonance frequencies. The slot antenna includes a system circuit board, a radiator, and a first adjustable unit. The radiator is opposite to the electric conductor to form a slot. A feeding end is disposed on the system circuit board, the feeding end is electrically connected to the radiator, one end of the first adjustable unit is connected to the system circuit board, the other end of the first adjustable unit is connected to the radiator, and the first adjustable unit is configured to adjust a resonance frequency of the slot antenna.
Slot Antenna and Mobile Terminal
Embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of antenna technologies, and provide a mobile terminal, to generate different resonance frequencies. The slot antenna includes a system circuit board, a radiator, and a first adjustable unit. The radiator is opposite to the electric conductor to form a slot. A feeding end is disposed on the system circuit board, the feeding end is electrically connected to the radiator, one end of the first adjustable unit is connected to the system circuit board, the other end of the first adjustable unit is connected to the radiator, and the first adjustable unit is configured to adjust a resonance frequency of the slot antenna.
Electromagnetic wave radiator
An electromagnetic wave radiator may include: a first metal layer; a plurality of metal side walls vertically protruding along an edge of the first metal layer; and a second metal layer suspended over the first metal layer. The second metal layer includes a plurality of ports radially extending from edges of the second metal layer and a plurality of slots penetrating the second metal layer in a radial direction.
Electromagnetic wave radiator
An electromagnetic wave radiator may include: a first metal layer; a plurality of metal side walls vertically protruding along an edge of the first metal layer; and a second metal layer suspended over the first metal layer. The second metal layer includes a plurality of ports radially extending from edges of the second metal layer and a plurality of slots penetrating the second metal layer in a radial direction.
Antenna element with filtering function, filtering radiation unit, and antenna
An antenna element with a filtering function, a filtering radiation unit, and an antenna. The antenna element is tubular, with a spiral slit arranged around the periphery of the tubular antenna element and extending in an axial direction. The filtering radiation unit includes a support column, and an upper part of the support column is electrically connected to at least one antenna element. The antenna includes a reflecting plate, and at least one filtering radiation unit is fixedly arranged on the reflecting plate. The antenna element with a filtering function has functions of radiating signals and suppressing interference simultaneously. The filtering radiation unit can cooperate with a high-frequency radiation element during use to achieve the aim of radiating a high-frequency signal and a low-frequency signal simultaneously. The antenna is good in performance, small in size, and high in integration degree.
Antenna element with filtering function, filtering radiation unit, and antenna
An antenna element with a filtering function, a filtering radiation unit, and an antenna. The antenna element is tubular, with a spiral slit arranged around the periphery of the tubular antenna element and extending in an axial direction. The filtering radiation unit includes a support column, and an upper part of the support column is electrically connected to at least one antenna element. The antenna includes a reflecting plate, and at least one filtering radiation unit is fixedly arranged on the reflecting plate. The antenna element with a filtering function has functions of radiating signals and suppressing interference simultaneously. The filtering radiation unit can cooperate with a high-frequency radiation element during use to achieve the aim of radiating a high-frequency signal and a low-frequency signal simultaneously. The antenna is good in performance, small in size, and high in integration degree.
Rotary joint for a rotary antenna and rotary antenna comprising such a joint
A rotary joint including a stator intended to be fastened on a first part of the antenna and defining a transmission surface, and a rotor intended to be fastened on a second part of the antenna and defining a transmission surface, wherein one of the transmission surfaces includes primary means for delimiting electromagnetic signals and the other includes complementary means for delimiting electromagnetic signals; the rotor being mounted rotating relative to the stator such that at least part of the transmission surface of the rotor is positioned across from at least part of the transmission surface of the stator, the facing parts forming at least one transmission path between them for the electromagnetic signals delimited by the primary and complementary delimiting means.