A polarizer including an antenna connected to a waveguide. The waveguide including a broad wall having a cross-slot in communication with at least one port.

A wrist-worn electronic device comprises a housing, a bezel, a location determining element, a communication element, and four antennas. The housing includes a bottom wall contacting a wearer's wrist and a side wall coupled to the bottom wall. The bezel is formed at least partially from electrically conductive material and positioned along an upper edge of the side wall. Two antennas receive a first global navigation satellite system (GNSS) location signals at a first frequency and a second frequency that are used by the location determining element, each antenna including a radiating element formed by a portion of the circumference of the bezel. Two antennas transmit or receive communication protocol wireless signals at a third frequency and a fourth frequency output by or communicated to the communication element, each antenna including a radiating element formed by a portion of the circumference of the bezel.

An electronic device may be provided with wireless circuitry and a housing with upper and lower ends. The upper end may include first and second inverted-F antennas formed from portions of conductive peripheral housing structures separated from an antenna ground by a slot. The upper end may include an open slot antenna formed from a portion of the slot. The upper end may include an additional inverted-F antenna that overlap the slot. A parasitic element may be disposed between the open slot antenna and the additional inverted-F antenna and coupled to the antenna ground at a proximal end. A tuning component may be coupled between the parasitic element and the antenna ground.

An electronic device may be provided with wireless circuitry and a housing with upper and lower ends. The upper end may include first and second inverted-F antennas formed from portions of conductive peripheral housing structures separated from an antenna ground by a slot. The upper end may include an open slot antenna formed from a portion of the slot. The upper end may include an additional inverted-F antenna that overlap the slot. A parasitic element may be disposed between the open slot antenna and the additional inverted-F antenna and coupled to the antenna ground at a proximal end. A tuning component may be coupled between the parasitic element and the antenna ground.

Disclosed is a combo antenna module and a method for manufacturing the same, in which a combo antenna of a low frequency band and an antenna of a high frequency band are integrated to minimize the mounting space and thickness while maintaining the same level of antenna performance. The disclosed combo antenna module comprises: a first antenna in which a first antenna pattern having a first operation frequency is disposed, and an attachment area not overlapping with the first antenna pattern is defined; and a second antenna which is disposed in the attachment area and has a second antenna pattern having a second operation frequency higher than the first operation frequency and disposed on the upper surface thereof, wherein the dielectric loss value of the second antenna is lower than the dielectric loss value of the first antenna.

Disclosed is a combo antenna module and a method for manufacturing the same, in which a combo antenna of a low frequency band and an antenna of a high frequency band are integrated to minimize the mounting space and thickness while maintaining the same level of antenna performance. The disclosed combo antenna module comprises: a first antenna in which a first antenna pattern having a first operation frequency is disposed, and an attachment area not overlapping with the first antenna pattern is defined; and a second antenna which is disposed in the attachment area and has a second antenna pattern having a second operation frequency higher than the first operation frequency and disposed on the upper surface thereof, wherein the dielectric loss value of the second antenna is lower than the dielectric loss value of the first antenna.

An antenna device is disposed on a first, a second, and a third surfaces, and includes a first antenna disposed on the first and the third surfaces, a second antenna disposed on the second surface, and a ground line disposed on the first surface. The first antenna includes a first feedpoint disposed on the first surface, a first element disposed on the first surface, and extending from the first feedpoint to the third surface, and a second element disposed on the third surface, and extending in a direction along the first surface from an end of the first element. The second antenna includes a second feedpoint disposed in a manner separated from the first feedpoint in a direction parallel with the first and the second surfaces, and an antenna element extending from the second feedpoint. The ground line includes a ground line element capacitively coupled to the first antenna.

An antenna module includes a dielectric substrate, a ground electrode, a power feeding element (121) and a power feeding element (122) each facing the ground electrode, and power feeding wirings (141) and (142). The power feeding wiring (141) transmits a radio frequency signal to a power feeding point (SP1) of the power feeding element (121). The power feeding wiring (142) transmits a radio frequency signal to a power feeding point (SP2) of the power feeding element (122). A frequency of a radio wave from the power feeding element (122) is higher than a frequency of a radio wave from the power feeding element (121). The power feeding wiring (142) includes a via rises from the ground electrode side to the power feeding element (122) at a position different from the power feeding point (SP2) and a wiring pattern that connects the via and the power feeding point (SP2).

An antenna module includes a dielectric substrate, a ground electrode, a power feeding element (121) and a power feeding element (122) each facing the ground electrode, and power feeding wirings (141) and (142). The power feeding wiring (141) transmits a radio frequency signal to a power feeding point (SP1) of the power feeding element (121). The power feeding wiring (142) transmits a radio frequency signal to a power feeding point (SP2) of the power feeding element (122). A frequency of a radio wave from the power feeding element (122) is higher than a frequency of a radio wave from the power feeding element (121). The power feeding wiring (142) includes a via rises from the ground electrode side to the power feeding element (122) at a position different from the power feeding point (SP2) and a wiring pattern that connects the via and the power feeding point (SP2).

An antenna apparatus includes: a first dielectric layer having a first dielectric constant; a first patch antenna pattern disposed in the first dielectric layer; a second dielectric layer having a second dielectric constant; a second patch antenna pattern disposed on the second dielectric layer; a first feed via coupled to the first patch antenna pattern; and a second feed via coupled to the second patch antenna pattern. The first dielectric constant is higher than the second dielectric constant, and a frequency of a signal transmitted/received by the first patch antenna pattern is lower than a frequency of a signal transmitted/received by the second patch antenna pattern.