Patent classifications
H01Q1/245
MULTI-FEED ANTENNA WITH A SHARED RADIATOR
A multi-feed antenna with a shared radiator comprises a ground capacitor, a first antenna module, a second antenna module, a first feed-in module, a second feed-in module and at least one sensing module. The first antenna module is grounded through the ground capacitor. The second antenna module is coupled with the first antenna module. The first feed-in module and the second feed-in module are connected with the second antenna module, and the first feed-in module and the second feed-in module are used to receive or send radio frequency signals through the first antenna module and the second antenna module. The at least one sensing module is connected with the first antenna module or the second antenna module, and the at least one sensing module is used to sense a capacitance value of a parasitic capacitance of the first antenna module or the second antenna module.
MOBILE DEVICE
A mobile device comprises a touch screen and a frame antenna. The touch screen have a first sensing module. The frame antenna is disposed around the periphery of the touch screen, and the frame antenna further has at least one second sensing module, wherein the first sensing module and the at least one second sensing module form at least one mutual-capacitive sensing loop to sense whether an object approaches or touches the touch screen and the frame antenna.
Electronic Device
An electronic device comprises a first radiator coupled to a second radiator. One end of a second branch of the second radiator is connected between a head end and a tail end of a first branch of the second radiator. The other end of the second branch is connected between a head end and a tail end of a third branch of the second radiator. A projection of a reference face of the first branch on the first radiator is a first projection. The first projection partly overlaps the first radiator, or a distance between the first projection and the first radiator is within a range of 0 to 3 millimeters. A ratio of a first center distance between an end face of the third branch and the reference face, and a second center distance between the other end face of the third branch and the reference face is within a range of 0.5 to 2.
Proximity sensing using an antenna front end module
An antenna front-end module, a method, and an information handling system are provided. An antenna front-end module comprises a circuit board. The circuit board comprises an antenna tuning circuit adapted to tune a feed impedance of an antenna, the antenna electrically connected to the circuit board, and an antenna proximity sensing circuit adapted to obtain proximity sensing information indicative of proximity of a part of a human body to the antenna. A method comprises obtaining, at an antenna proximity sensing circuit on a circuit board, proximity sensing information indicative of proximity of a part of a human body to an antenna, the antenna electrically connected to the circuit board, and, in response to the obtaining, providing, to an antenna tuning circuit on the circuit board, a tuning parameter value to adapt antenna tuning for the proximity of the part of the human body to the antenna.
Ground plane booster antenna technology for wearable devices
A wireless wearable device comprises a radiating system that contains at least a non-resonant element disposed in different arrangements within a radiating structure in the radiating system, featuring compact dimensions and an adequate performance when operating on a carrier living body.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF EXPOSURE CONTROL WITH WIRELESS LINKS
Described embodiments provide systems and methods for adjusting a radio usage of a wireless link according to a time-averaged specific absorption rate (SAR). A first device configured to concurrently maintain a first wireless link with a second device and a second wireless link with an access point of a network may determine a proposed radio usage of the first wireless link and the second wireless link. The first device may determine a state of the first device according to the proposed radio usage and sensor information from at least one sensor of the first device. The first device may determine a time-averaged SAR of a user due to the first device, according to a defined time window and the determined state of the first device, to adjust the proposed radio usage of the first wireless link and the second wireless link to satisfy a threshold level of the time-averaged SAR.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF EXPOSURE CONTROL WITH WIRELESS LINKS
Described embodiments provide systems and methods for adjusting a radio usage of a wireless link according to a time-averaged specific absorption rate (SAR). A first device configured to concurrently maintain a first wireless link with a second device and a second wireless link with an access point of a network may determine a proposed radio usage of the first wireless link and the second wireless link. The first device may determine a state of the first device according to the proposed radio usage and sensor information from at least one sensor of the first device. The first device may determine a time-averaged SAR of a user due to the first device, according to a defined time window and the determined state of the first device, to adjust the proposed radio usage of the first wireless link and the second wireless link to satisfy a threshold level of the time-averaged SAR.
Antenna unit and electronic device
An antenna unit includes a plate-shaped dielectric substrate, as well as an antenna element and a stub element. The dielectric substrate has a first edge extending along a longitudinal direction of the dielectric substrate and a second edge extending along the longitudinal direction of the dielectric substrate, and the second edge is opposite to the first edge. The antenna element is disposed along the longitudinal direction of the dielectric substrate. The Antenna element has a first end containing a feedpoint and a second end containing an open end. The stub element is disposed between a section of the antenna element having a predetermined length containing the first end of the antenna element and the first edge of the dielectric substrate along the longitudinal direction of the dielectric substrate. The stub element has a first end connected to a reference potential and a second end containing an open end.
Antenna structure
An antenna structure includes first, second, and third radiators. The first radiator includes first, second, and third segments. One end of the first segment includes a signal feeding end. The second and third segments respectively extend in opposite directions from another end of the first segment. The second radiator includes a fourth segment, a fifth segment, and a sixth segment extending from an intersection of the fourth and fifth segments. The fourth segment includes a first ground end. The fifth segment includes a second ground end. A first slit is between the second and sixth segments; a second slit is between the third, fourth, and sixth segments. The third radiator includes seventh and eighth segments connected to each other in a bending manner. The seventh segment includes a third ground end. A third slit is between the first and seventh segments and between the third and eighth segments.
ANTENNA RADIATOR CONNECTIONS
In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, an electronic device is described. An example electronic device includes an antenna. The example antenna includes a feed point and a first radiator coupled to the feed point. The example antenna also includes a switch coupled to the first radiator and a second radiator coupled to the switch. The example switch (1) disconnects the first radiator from the second radiator when the electronic device is in a first mode; and (2) connects the first radiator to the second radiator when the electronic device is in a second mode.