Patent classifications
H01Q1/244
Antenna Apparatus and Electronic Device
An antenna design solution is provided. A metal frame and a PCB ground layer of an electronic device are used to form a slot. Through symmetric feeding and anti-symmetric feeding, the slot can be excited to generate two slot antenna patterns: a CM slot antenna pattern and a DM slot antenna pattern. In addition, the two slot antenna patterns share a same slot antenna radiator.
KICKSTAND WITH INTEGRATED ANTENNA
A kickstand for ergonomically positioning a computer device is equipped with an integrated antenna. In embodiments, the kickstand stores into a recess on a computer device, and can be deployed to help place the computer device into an ergonomic position. A switch or other sensor in the computer device may detect when the kickstand is deployed, and switch a radio within the computer device from an internal antenna to the antenna integrated into the kickstand. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.
Antenna for wearable devices
An antenna is provided for a wearable personal computing device, such as an earbud. The antenna integrates with other components of the wearable device, such as an input control. For example, the antenna may at least partially surround a portion of a touchpad input at a surface of the device that is exposed when the device is worn. In one example, the antenna shares a ground plane with the touchpad. In another example, the antenna includes two nested traces, wherein a first trace is connected to ground and a second trace is connected to an antenna feed.
Method and system for managing energy transfer between a passive implanted medical device and external device
A computer implemented method, system and device are provided. The method transmits an energizing signal from an external antenna, coupled to a local external device (LED), to an implanted antenna of a passive implanted medical device (PIMD). The energizing signal is transmitted while the external antenna is at first and second positions. The method receives, at the external antenna, first and second energy transfer characteristic (ETC) values associated with the first and second positions, respectively. The method is under control of one or more processors configured with program instructions. The method analyzes the first and second ETC values to determine a difference therebetween. The method provides an energy transfer level (ETL) indicator based on the difference between the first and second ETC values. The ETL indicator provides feedback regarding a degree of energy transfer associated with at least one of the first and second positions.
WIRELESS CONTROL DEVICE HAVING AN ANTENNA ILLUMINATED WITH VISIBLE LIGHT
A wireless control device, such as a system controller for a load control system, may comprise a light-transmissive cover for an antenna that may be illuminated to provide feedback to a user of the load control system. The light-transmissive cover may receive light energy from a light-generating circuit to provide a visible display of the light energy. The wireless control device may be mounted to, for example, a ceiling, and the light-transmissive cover may extend from the wireless control device (e.g., down from the ceiling). The light-transmissive cover may be viewed by a user at large viewing angles and at a distance away from the wireless control device, which may simplify and improve reliability of commissioning of the load control system as well as speed up troubleshooting of the load control system after commissioning is completed.
ENCLOSURE STRUCTURE, ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND ENCLOSURE STRUCTURE PREPARATION METHOD
Embodiments of this application provide an enclosure structure, an electronic device, and an enclosure structure preparation method; and relate to the field of electronic device technologies. The enclosure structure includes an enclosure and an antenna grain line. At least a part of the enclosure is made of a non-metal material to form a non-metal part, the non-metal part has a first surface and a second surface that are opposite to each other, the first surface faces an exterior of the electronic device, and the second surface faces an interior of the electronic device. The antenna grain line is disposed on the first surface; or a groove is disposed on the second surface, and the antenna grain line is disposed in the groove.
Sleeve with electronic extensions for a cell phone
A passively re-radiating cell phone sleeve assembly capable of receiving a nested cell phone provides signal boosting capabilities. Signal boosting is enabled by use of an additional antenna, a pass-through repeater, dual antenna isolation capability and other features.
Antenna, combination antenna, and mobile terminal
An antenna includes a telescopic antenna and an antenna jacket, where the telescopic antenna extends from a side opening and an exposed part of the telescopic antenna is configured to rotate outside the antenna jacket. The antenna and any one or more antennas of a GPS antenna, a Wi-Fi antenna, and a diversity antenna form a combination antenna. The GPS antenna and other antennas are disposed in an area adjacent to the antenna jacket.
MOBILE DEVICE CASE WITH PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA SYSTEM
A case for an electronic device includes: a body configured to receive the electronic device; a connector configured to connect to a port of the electronic device; and an extendable phased array antenna structure integrated with the body and moveable relative to the body between a retracted position and an extended position. The extendable phased array antenna structure comprises an array of antenna elements that are configured to form a beam in a determined direction, the antenna elements being operatively connected to the connector by circuitry in the case.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An electronic device is to be worn by a user and includes an antenna and a storage compartment that stores the antenna. In a state of the electronic device being worn by the user, the storage compartment is positioned at a side of the user's head. The antenna is capable of selectively adopting a stored state and a deployed state, the antenna being stored in the storage compartment in the stored state, and a greater portion of the antenna being separated from the storage compartment in the deployed state than in the stored state.