A low-band radiator comprises: a
radiation substrate; a first
dipole radiation portion formed from a conductor line on one surface of the
radiation substrate and comprising two first loop arms each having the length extending in a predetermined first direction and formed in a loop shape having one end open; a second
dipole radiation portion formed from a conductor line on one surface of the radiation surface, comprising two second loop arms each having the length extending in a predetermined second direction and formed in a loop shape having one end open, and disposed so as to intersect the first
dipole radiation portion; and a
balun portion coupled to the other surface of the radiation substrate and applying power feeding signals, respectively corresponding to the first and second loop arms, to two open ends of the loops.A low-band radiator comprises: a radiation substrate; a first
dipole radiation portion formed from a conductor line on one surface of the radiation substrate and comprising two first loop arms each having the length extending in a predetermined first direction and formed in a loop shape having one end open; a second
dipole radiation portion formed from a conductor line on one surface of the radiation surface, comprising two second loop arms each having the length extending in a predetermined second direction and formed in a loop shape having one end open, and disposed so as to intersect the first
dipole radiation portion; and a
balun portion coupled to the other surface of the radiation substrate and applying power feeding signals, respectively corresponding to the first and second loop arms, to two open ends of the loops.