Abstract:
A dual-band antenna is disposed on a substrate having an antenna-mounted surface. The dual-band antenna includes a first radiating unit, a second radiating unit, and a feeding terminal. The first radiating unit is disposed opposite to the antenna-mounted surface of the substrate, and at least has a first side, a second side and, a third side. The first side is opposite to the third side, and the length of the first side is not equal to that of the third side. The second side is connected to the first side and the third side. The second radiating unit is connected to the first side of the first radiating unit. The feeding terminal is connected to the third side of the first radiating unit and the antenna-mounted surface of the substrate.
Abstract:
A structure of dual symmetrical antennas adopted on a broadband product to operate within 2.0 GHz˜5.8 GHz, comprises a PCB, two first trapezoid antennas symmetrically aligned with one of parallel sides thereof on a surface of a PCB, and two second trapezoid antennas symmetrically aligned with each other with one of parallel sides thereof on another surface of the PCB opposite to the first trapezoid antennas, wherein the first trapezoid antennas and the second trapezoid antennas simultaneously enable the broadband product to operate at both a first frequency band and a second frequency band, and the second frequency band overlaps a part of the first frequency band.
Abstract:
A dual band and broadband flat dipole antenna comprises a first radiating body, a second radiating body, and a conductivity element. The first radiating body has two first frequency-radiating parts, two second frequency-radiating parts, and a first electrically connecting part. The first and second frequency-radiating parts are extended from a side of the first electrically connecting part. The second frequency-radiating parts are disposed between the first frequency-radiating parts. The second radiating body similar to the first radiating body has two first frequency-radiating parts, two second frequency-radiating parts, and a second electrically connecting part. The first and second frequency-radiating parts are extended from a side of the second electrically connecting part with the direction reversing to the extending direction of the first radiating body. The conductivity element has a conductivity body and a grounding conductor electrically connected with the first electrically connecting part and the second electrically connecting part, respectively.
Abstract:
A wireless network receiver includes a circuit board and a connector structure. The connector structure is fixed on the circuit board, and the connector structure includes a connector and an antenna. The antenna, crossing the circuit board, and the connector are integrally formed with as a whole. The antenna includes a feeding connecting member, a horizontal radiator, a vertical radiator and a grounding connecting member. The horizontal radiator generates a horizontally polarized wave and is connected to the feeding connecting member. The vertical radiator generates a vertically polarized wave and is connected to the horizontal radiator. The grounding connecting member connects the horizontal radiator to the connector.
Abstract:
An antenna with electromagnetic interference (EMI) shelter is disclosed, which comprises: an EMI shelter, mounted on a substrate while covering the same; a radiation unit; an induction current steering unit, disposed at a position between the EMI shelter and the radiation unit; and a signal feed-in unit, electrically connected with the radiation unit; wherein, the induction current generated by the radiation unit when it is activating is guided to the EMI shelter through the guidance of the induction current steering unit, and then to be feed into a ground connection (GND), thereby, preventing the operation of radio circuit elements that are mounted on the substrate from being interfered by the electric wave resulting from the induction current. With the aforesaid configuration, not only the EMI effect can be significantly suppressed and the overall manufacturing cost of the antenna can be effectively reduced, but also the signal transmission efficiency is improved.
Abstract:
An antenna is disclosed, which comprises: a substrate with a first surface and a second surface; a first radiation unit, disposed on the first surface; an insulating unit, disposed on the first surface on top of the first radiation unit; a first feed point, formed on the second surface and electrically connected to the first radiation unit; a grounding unit, disposed coplanar and connected with the first radiation unit; a first gap, formed between the first radiation unit and the grounding unit; and a second feed point, formed on the second surface and electrically connected to the grounding unit; wherein, as the second surface with the two feed points disposed thereon is adjacent to at least a metallic component and the radiation units are disposed on the first surface, the radiation units do not directly face the metallic component and thus prevent the same from being interfered by metallic shielding.
Abstract:
A road lamp structure capable of regulating illumination light color includes at least a road lamp body and a control module. The road lamp body includes an illumination light source and an auxiliary light source. An inside of the auxiliary light source contains a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) with different wavelengths. The auxiliary light source can emit light colors at a wavelength range of 540 to 640 nm. The control module turns on or turns off the auxiliary light source under different environments for visible degrees, so as to provide clear illumination effect for users.
Abstract:
A printed antenna includes a radiating portion, a capacitance matching portion, an inductance matching portion, a feeding portion and a grounding portion. The capacitance matching portion is disposed parallel to the radiating portion. One end of the inductance matching portion is electrically connected with the radiating portion, and the other end of the inductance matching portion is electrically connected with the capacitance matching portion. The feeding portion, which is electrically connected with one inner side of the inductance matching portion, is located among the capacitance matching portion, the inductance matching portion, and the radiating portion. The feeding portion is roughly perpendicular to the radiating portion. The grounding portion is electrically connected with an outer side of the inductance matching portion. In addition, a printed antenna module including several printed antennas is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A solid flat antenna includes a reflecting unit, a first radiating unit and a second radiating unit. The reflecting unit has a first reflecting surface and a second reflecting surface. The first radiating unit, which has a first radiating portion and a first electrically connecting portion, is disposed opposite to the first reflecting surface, and one end of the first electrically connecting portion is electrically connected with the first radiating portion, which is disposed parallel to the first reflecting surface approximately. The second radiating unit, which has a second radiating portion and a second electrically connecting portion, is disposed opposite to the second reflecting surface, and one end of the second electrically connecting portion is electrically connected with the second radiating portion, which is disposed parallel to the second reflecting surface approximately. The other ends of the second electrically connecting portion and the first electrically connecting portion are electrically connected.
Abstract:
A low-sidelobe dual-band and broadband flat endfire antenna includes a substrate, a first radiator, a second radiator, two refraction portions, and a conductive element. The substrate has a side surface, a first surface, and a second surface. The first radiator is disposed on the first surface and has a first oblique portion, a first concave portion, and a first electrically connecting portion disposed opposite to the first concave portion. The second radiator is disposed on the second surface and has a second oblique portion, a second concave portion, and a second electrically connecting portion disposed opposite to the second concave portion. The second oblique portion is disposed opposite to the first oblique portion to form an included angle. The refraction portions are disposed on the side surface and are opposite to one another. The conductive element has a conductive body and a grounded conductor electrically connected to the first conductivity portion and the second conductivity portion, respectively.