A mobile communication device includes an antenna structure which includes a grounding element and an antenna element. There is a notch at an edge of the grounding element. The antenna element is disposed in the notch and includes a metal loop portion and a monopole antenna. The metal loop portion is electrically connected to the grounding element with at least one shorting point, such that a short-circuited closed metal loop is formed. The monopole antenna has a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of the monopole antenna is a feeding point connected to a signal source, and the second end of the monopole antenna is an open end surrounded by the closed metal loop.
A mobile communication device having an antenna structure includes a grounding element and an antenna element. The grounding element includes a main ground and a protruded ground being connected to an edge of the main ground. Antenna element includes a feeding portion and a radiating portion. The feeding portion includes a feeding point, a first strip and a second strip. The first strip and the second strip are both connected to the feeding point. The radiating portion includes a first open end, a second open end and a shorting point which is connected to the protruded ground by a short-circuiting strip. There is a first coupling gap between the first strip and a first section of the radiating portion having the first open end. There is a second coupling gap between the second strip and a second section of the radiating portion having the second open end.
A communication electronic device which comprises a grounding element and a slot antenna is provided. The slot antenna is formed by a feeding element, a first slot, a second slot, and a third slot. The first slot is an open slot, which has an open end at the first side edge and a closed end extended toward the interior of the electrical conductor. The second slot is an open slot, which also has an open end at the first side edge and a closed end extended toward the interior of the electrical conductor. The second slot is substantially parallel to the first slot and is closer than the first slot to the grounding element. The third slot is a closed slot, whose two closed ends are all in the interior of the electrical conductor. The third slot is aligned between the first slot and the second slot.
A communication electronic device includes a grounding element and an antenna element. There is a first notch, a second notch and a first protruded portion disposed at an edge of the grounding element, and the first notch and the second notch are not located at corners of the edge of the grounding element. The first protruded portion is located between the first notch and the second notch. The antenna element and the grounding element are disposed on different planes. The antenna element has a projection on the grounding element, and the projection covers a portion of the first protruded portion, a portion of the first notch and a portion of the second notch.
A mobile communication device for operating in LTE and WWAN bands is provided in the invention. The mobile communication device includes a system circuit board and an antenna. The system circuit board includes a system ground plane. The antenna includes: an antenna substrate, substantially parallel to the system ground plane; a first radiation element, disposed on the antenna substrate; a second radiation element, disposed on the antenna substrate; an antenna ground plane, disposed on the antenna substrate, and coupled to the system ground plane; and a transmission line, disposed on the antenna substrate, coupled to the first and second radiation elements, and having a feed point. The mobile communication device is further configured to accommodate a data transmission component.
A simple technique for achieving enhanced isolation between two long-term evolution (LTE)700/2300/2500 antennas for the multiple-input multiple-output operation in the laptop computer is presented.The two antennas are mounted along the top edge of the supporting metal plate, which is generally disposed on the inner surface of the upper cover of the laptop computer. Improved isolation (measured S21 better than −30 dB in the LTE700 band and −26 dB in the LTE2300/2500 bands) between the two antennas is easily achieved by adjusting the supporting metal plate to have a length of about 110 mm in the longitudinal direction (orthogonal to the lateral direction or the top-edge direction of the supporting metal plate). Because the length is close to a quarter wavelength of a frequency in the LTE700 band, the excited surface currents in the supporting metal plate will become stronger in the longitudinal direction, which hence causes weaker surface currents flowing along the top edge of the supporting metal plate. This behavior leads to enhanced isolation between the antennas mounted along the top edge of the supporting metal plate. Details of the proposed isolation technique are described, and the obtained results are presented and discussed.
The present invention is related to a folder-type mobile communication device. The device comprises a first dielectric substrate, a first ground plane disposed on the first dielectric substrate, a second dielectric substrate, a second ground plane disposed on the second dielectric substrate, an antenna element, a metal line, and a band-stop circuit. The antenna element is located near the first ground plane and is electrically connected to a source on the first dielectric substrate. The second ground plane is electrically connected to the first ground plane through the metal line. The band-stop circuit is located either on the first ground plane or on the second ground plane. The band-stop circuit includes a slit, a capacitive element, and an inductive element. The slit is near the metal line. The capacitive element is electrically connected to the two sides of the slit, and the inductive element is electrically connected to the two sides of the slit such that the inductive element and the capacitive element form a parallel LC resonant circuit. Therefore, the band-stop circuit generates a parallel resonance at a specified frequency.
Kin-Lu Wong
Hsuan-Jui Chang
Fang-Hsien Chu
Wei-Yu Li and Chun-Yih Wu
An onboard printed WWAN/LTE antenna of simple structure disposed in a small clearance of 8 × 36 mm2 in the ground plane of shaped circuit board in a slim handset is presented. The shaped circuit board has a large rectangular notch such that the battery of the handset can be embedded therein to decrease the thickness of the handset. It is shown that, compared to the traditional simple circuit board, the shaped circuit board can lead to much enhanced bandwidth of the antenna disposed thereon. This is mainly because stronger surface currents on the ground plane of the shaped circuit board can be excited, which greatly helps improve the operating bandwidth of the antenna disposed thereon. By properly short-circuiting the metal enclosing of the battery and the metal midplate that can be used to provide the handset with structural support, stronger excited surface currents on the ground plane of shaped circuit board can still be obtained. The proposed design makes a simple, small-size printed inverted-F antenna capable of providing two wide operating bands to cover the GSM850/900 bands (824–960 MHz) and GSM1800/1900/UMTS/LTE2300/2500 bands (1710–2690 MHz). Further, the proposed design can provide good antenna efficiency and meet the specific absorption rate regulations of less than 1.6 W/kg for 1-g head tissue as well. Detailed results of the proposed design are presented and discussed.
A multiband antenna for a communication device is disclosed. The multiband antenna comprises a dielectric substrate, a ground portion, and a radiating metal portion. The dielectric substrate comprises two surfaces. The ground portion comprises a first ground plane, a second ground plane, and a connecting metal strip. The first ground plane is on one of the surfaces of the dielectric substrate and has a first connecting point and a shorting point. The second ground plane is near the first ground plane and has a second connecting point. At least one part of the connecting metal strip is on one surface of the dielectric substrate. The connecting metal strip has one end connected to the first connecting point and the other end connected to the second connecting point. The radiating metal portion is connected to the dielectric substrate, without overlapping the first ground plane. The radiating metal portion comprises a radiating section having one end connected to the shorting point and the other end as an open end; and a feeding section having one end connected to a signal source and the other end as an open end, wherein the open end of the feeding section has a spacing of less than 3 mm to the radiating portion.
The present invention discloses a shorted monopole antenna comprising a radiating portion comprises a first metal portion and a second metal portion and is located on the dielectric substrate, without overlapping with the ground plane. The first metal portion comprises a coupling section formed by bending the front portion of the first metal portion into two adjacent sections with a coupling gap. A first end of the feeding portion is electrically connected to the first metal portion. A second end of the feeding portion is the antenna's feeding point. The shorting portion is disposed on the dielectric substrate, without overlapping with the ground plane. A first end of the capacitive element is electrically connected to the antenna's feeding point. A second end of the capacitive element is electrically connected to a source.
A multiband antenna includes a ground plane, a dielectric substrate and a radiating metal portion. The dielectric substrate is located at one side edge of the ground plane. The radiating metal portion is disposed on one surface of the dielectric substrate and includes a first metal portion and a second metal portion. The first metal portion is substantially of an L-shape. One end of the first metal portion is adjacent to the side edge of the ground plane and is the antenna's feeding point connected to a signal source, and the other end of the first metal portion is an open end. The second metal portion comprises a U-shape portion. The second metal portion includes a first open end and a second open end, which are respectively located on two opposite sides of the open end of the first metal portion. The first open end has a first coupling gap between the first open end and the open end of the first metal portion, and the second open end has a second coupling gap between the second open end and the open end of the first metal portion. The second metal portion is further short-circuited to the ground plane by a shorting metal line.
A multiband antenna comprises a ground plane, a substrate, and a radiating metal element, wherein a side of the substrate is substantially adjacent to a side of the ground plane; the radiating metal element is on a surface of the substrate. The radiating metal element comprises a radiating portion having a slit, a shorting portion having a first end electrically connected to the radiating portion and a second end electrically connected to the ground plane, and a feeding portion; the feeding portion comprises an antenna feeding point for electrically connecting to a signal source, wherein a first spacing is formed between the feeding portion and the radiating portion, and a second spacing is formed between the feeding portion and the shorting portion.