Patent classifications
H01Q19/17
WIRELESS TRANSCEIVER HAVING A HIGH GAIN ANTENNA ARRANGEMENT
A wireless transceiver for a wireless communication network has an offset Gregorian antenna arrangement comprising a primary reflector dish, an electrically conductive reflector member comprising a secondary reflector and a conductive support wall, a planar array of antenna elements arranged as a feed for transmitting radio frequency signals to the secondary reflector and/or for receiving radio frequency signals from the secondary reflector and a conductive support block configured to support the planar array of antenna elements. The conductive support wall is connected directly to the conductive support block, and the conductive support wall is configured to be substantially perpendicular to the planar array of antenna elements.
WIRELESS TRANSCEIVER HAVING A HIGH GAIN ANTENNA ARRANGEMENT
A wireless transceiver for a wireless communication network has an offset Gregorian antenna arrangement comprising a primary reflector dish, an electrically conductive reflector member comprising a secondary reflector and a conductive support wall, a planar array of antenna elements arranged as a feed for transmitting radio frequency signals to the secondary reflector and/or for receiving radio frequency signals from the secondary reflector and a conductive support block configured to support the planar array of antenna elements. The conductive support wall is connected directly to the conductive support block, and the conductive support wall is configured to be substantially perpendicular to the planar array of antenna elements.
FORMING A BEAM FROM A SUBSCRIBER MODULE OF A FIXED WIRELESS ACCESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
A subscriber module of a fixed wireless access communication system comprises an offset Gregorian antenna arrangement, an array of antenna elements arranged as a feed, a beamforming network and a processor. The processor is configured to provide, to the beamformer, a pre-determined plurality of antenna weight vectors configured to form a plurality of beams, the orientations of the plurality of beams being arranged in a grid comprising a plurality of rows, each of the pre-determined plurality of antenna weight vectors being configured to form a respective beam from the primary reflector dish of the Gregorian antenna arrangement by forming a respective feed beam from the array of antenna elements. The relationship between the azimuth and elevation direction of each feed beam and the azimuth and elevation direction of the respective beam from the primary reflector dish is a non-linear function of azimuth and elevation.
Antenna module and electronic device
An antenna module and an electronic device are provided. The antenna module includes: a substrate, including a floor, a first dielectric layer, and a second dielectric layer, where the first dielectric layer and the second dielectric layer are located on two sides of the floor, respectively; a millimeter wave antenna array, including N dipole antenna units, where the N dipole antenna units are successively disposed in the substrate at an interval along the substrate, and N is an integer greater than 1; a radio frequency integrated circuit, where the radio frequency integrated circuit is disposed on the first dielectric layer and is connected to feeding structures of the N dipole antenna units; and a non-millimeter wave antenna, where the non-millimeter wave antenna is disposed on the second dielectric layer.
Antenna module and electronic device
An antenna module and an electronic device are provided. The antenna module includes: a substrate, including a floor, a first dielectric layer, and a second dielectric layer, where the first dielectric layer and the second dielectric layer are located on two sides of the floor, respectively; a millimeter wave antenna array, including N dipole antenna units, where the N dipole antenna units are successively disposed in the substrate at an interval along the substrate, and N is an integer greater than 1; a radio frequency integrated circuit, where the radio frequency integrated circuit is disposed on the first dielectric layer and is connected to feeding structures of the N dipole antenna units; and a non-millimeter wave antenna, where the non-millimeter wave antenna is disposed on the second dielectric layer.
Enhanced directivity feed and feed array
Disclosed is a shaped horn in conjunction with a dielectric tube for enhanced aperture directivity that can achieve a near optimum efficiency. The shaped horn provides additional mode control to provide an improved off-axis cross-polarization response. The horn shape can be individually optimized for isolated horns or for horns in a feed array. The feed array environment can produce results that lead to a different optimized shape than the isolated horn. Lower off axis cross-polarization can result in improved efficiency and susceptibility to interference.
ANTENNA ELEMENT AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An antenna element includes: a substrate with a ground plate, a horizontally polarized dipole antenna including a first antenna branch and a second antenna branch, and a first feeding structure. The first antenna branch and the second antenna branch are disposed in the substrate at intervals, the first antenna branch and the second antenna branch are disposed on a plane on which the ground plate is disposed, and the first antenna branch and the second antenna branch are electrically connected to the ground plate through the first feeding structure. The ground plate is spaced apart from both the first antenna branch and the second antenna branch, and a side edge of the ground plate that faces the first antenna branch and the second antenna branch is a concave side edge.
OPTICAL AND RADIO FREQUENCY TERMINAL FOR SPACE-TO-GROUND COMMUNICATIONS
Disclosed are systems for transmitting and receiving a radio frequency (RF) signal and an optical signal. One system may include a communication terminal comprising a primary concave reflector providing a first focal length to a focal point, and a secondary concave reflector providing a second focal length to the focal point. The communication terminal may further comprise an optical transceiver facing the secondary concave reflector, and one or more RF transceivers facing the primary concave reflector. The optical transceiver may be configured to transmit and receive the optical signal via the primary and secondary concave reflectors through the focal point, and the one or more RF transceivers may be configured to transmit and receive the RF signal via the primary concave reflector. The one or more RF transceivers may be positioned adjacent to the focal point and offset from a path of the optical signal.
Antenna reflective net and antenna reflective net mounting structure
Disclosed are an antenna reflective net and an antenna reflective net mounting structure. Sliding slots are provided on side walls of the antenna reflective net mounting structure respectively. Protrusions of a base of the antenna reflective net slide into the sliding slots, and the size of the sliding slot is adapted to that of the protrusion. The protrusion is fixed in the sliding slot along a direction vertical to the sliding slot. A baffle block is provided at a distal end of the sliding slot. The baffle block restricts the protrusion from sliding along the direction of the distal end. Moreover, a limit part of an elastic pressing member of the antenna reflective net mounting structure restricts the protrusion from sliding along the direction of the entrance end of the sliding slot after the protrusion enters the sliding slot. Therefore, the antenna reflective net is easily mounted in the antenna reflective net mounting structure with high stability.
Antenna reflective net and antenna reflective net mounting structure
Disclosed are an antenna reflective net and an antenna reflective net mounting structure. Sliding slots are provided on side walls of the antenna reflective net mounting structure respectively. Protrusions of a base of the antenna reflective net slide into the sliding slots, and the size of the sliding slot is adapted to that of the protrusion. The protrusion is fixed in the sliding slot along a direction vertical to the sliding slot. A baffle block is provided at a distal end of the sliding slot. The baffle block restricts the protrusion from sliding along the direction of the distal end. Moreover, a limit part of an elastic pressing member of the antenna reflective net mounting structure restricts the protrusion from sliding along the direction of the entrance end of the sliding slot after the protrusion enters the sliding slot. Therefore, the antenna reflective net is easily mounted in the antenna reflective net mounting structure with high stability.