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Vehicle rearview mirror assembly incorporating a communication system
InactiveUS6980092B2Easy to installMinimal additional wiringMirrorsSimultaneous aerial operationsCommunications systemControl system
A vehicle communication and control system is provided that may be more readily installed in a vehicle and that utilizes minimal additional wiring. According to some of the disclosed embodiments, the electrical components of the “brick” of a communication and control system are integrated into a rearview mirror assembly. Preferably, the microwave antenna for the GPS and the cellular telephone antenna are also integrated into the rearview mirror assembly. Various functions and features of the system are also disclosed.
Owner:GENTEX CORP
Chip antenna and radio equipment including the same
InactiveUS6271803B1Simultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsRadio equipmentElectrical conductor
A chip antenna comprising a basic body made of a ceramic material; a first conductor and a second conductor respectively disposed at least either inside or on the surface of the basic body so as to be close to each other; a feeding terminal for applying a voltage to the first conductor disposed on the surface of the basic body and connected to the first conductor; and a grounding terminal disposed on the surface of the basic body and connected to the second conductor.
Owner:MURATA MFG CO LTD
Passive transponder identification and credit-card type transponder
InactiveUS20030006901A1Simultaneous aerial operationsDetection of traffic movementCredit cardTag antenna
A passive transponder identification system and credit card type transponder are disclosed, particularly, the transponder identification system to utilize a transmitting manner of two different RF signals is provided. The present invention directly relates to a passive transponder without any kind of power source. Therefore, the present invention has advantages of having a constant gain value by developing a high-gain dual polarizing antenna for a small credit card type passive tranponder to identify at long distance, independently to any direction of the transponder; improving gain values than conventional transponder tag antenna by 6-9 dB to ensure a sub-permanent life time by providing the desired identification performance by means of a small credit card type passive transponder without power supply; and being applicable to any systems to identify and distinguish high-speed moving objects.
Owner:CREDIPASS
Internal television antenna and method for a portable entertainment module
InactiveUS20110154429A1Not limitedLogperiodic antennasAntenna supports/mountingsComputer moduleDual band antenna
An apparatus and method using a front internal dual band television antenna or a pair of internal dual band antennas for a portable entertainment module having a housing and a display screen. A front spiral antenna is embedded in the housing around the periphery of the display screen and is tuned to compensate for the influence nearby components. A rear logo-periodic antenna is located inside the rear of the housing and is modified to have various environmental openings to fit around existing components, vents and structures in the housing. Any pair of different antenna architectures could be used.
Owner:WINEGARD
Multi-band antenna
InactiveUS20050190108A1Wide bandwidthSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsMulti bandLow frequency band
A multi-band antenna (1) used in an electronic device and formed of a metallic sheet by defining holes therein, including a first radiating portion (30), a second radiating portion (31), a third radiating portion (32), a ground portion (2), and a coaxial transmission line (4). The first radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a loop antenna operated at a higher frequency band of about 5.15-5.875 GHz. The second radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a first inverted-F antenna operated at another higher frequency band of about 5.725-5.875 GHz. The third radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a second inverted-F antenna operated at a lower frequency band of about 2.4-2.5 GHz.
Owner:HON HAI PRECISION IND CO LTD
Source-antennas for transmitting/receiving electromagnetic waves
InactiveUS7369095B2Restrict the array lossesReduce lossLogperiodic antennasSimultaneous aerial operationsRadiating elementRadiation
The present invention relates to a source-antenna for transmitting / receiving electromagnetic waves comprising an array of n radiating elements (113, 114) operating in a first frequency band, means (20) with longitudinal radiation operating in a second frequency band, the array and the means with longitudinal radiation having a substantially common phase centre, the n radiating elements being arranged symmetrically about the longitudinal-radiation means, and each element (113, 114) of the array consisting of a radiating element of the travelling wave type.
Owner:THOMSON LICENSING SA
Built-in antenna apparatus and portable terminal having the same
InactiveUS20090002244A1Reduce the amount requiredIncreased terminal performanceSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsResonanceRF connector
A built-in antenna apparatus and a portable terminal including the same are provided. The apparatus includes a substrate, an antenna carrier, a plate type antenna radiator operating in at least one resonance band, and at least one sub antenna radiator. The substrate has a feeding pad for electrically coupling with a Radio Frequency (RF) connector. The antenna carrier for establishing preset distance from the substrate. The plate type antenna radiator is disposed on the antenna carrier. The sub antenna radiator is electrically coupled with the plate type antenna radiator.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD
Broadband Antenna For a Transponder of a Radio Frequency Identification System
ActiveUS20080266191A1Simple structureImprove matchSimultaneous aerial operationsRadiating elements structural formsBroadbandRadio frequency
A broadband antenna structure (10) for a transponder of a radio frequency identification system comprises —a loop resonator (12) with a feedpoint (14) for connecting with an electronic circuit (16), and —a dipole resonator (18) electrically connected to the loop resonator (12) and comprising two electrically isolated legs (20, 22).
Owner:NXP BV
Antenna arrangements having radiating elements radiating at different frequencies
InactiveUS6091365ASimple and flexibleSimple technologySimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsRadiating elementPhysics
An antenna arrangement includes a number of first radiating elements radiating in a first frequency band and a number of second radiating elements radiating in a second frequency band. The first and the second radiating elements are arranged in different planes. The second radiating elements are arranged in relation to the first radiating elements in such a way that each second radiating element partly overlaps the corresponding first radiating element. Each radiating element has at least one resonant dimension and the resonant dimension of the first radiating element is approximately twice the resonant dimension of the second radiating elements and the second radiating elements radiate at a frequency, or in a frequency band, which is approximately twice that of the first radiating element(s).
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL) +1
Shared Antenna Structures for Near-Field Communications and Non-Near-Field Communications Circuitry
ActiveUS20140139380A1Minimize size of deviceSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsTransceiverEngineering
Electronic devices may be provided that contain wireless communications circuitry. The wireless communications circuitry may include radio-frequency transceiver circuitry and antenna structures. The antenna structures may include conductive housing structures such as a peripheral conductive housing member. The antenna structures may be based on an inverted-F antenna resonating element or other types of antenna resonating element. An electronic device may have near field communications circuitry and non-near-field communications circuitry such as cellular telephone, satellite navigation system, or wireless local area network transceiver circuitry. Antenna structures may be configured to handle signals associated with the non-near-field communications circuitry. The antenna structures may also have portions that form a near field communications loop antenna for handling signals associated with the near field communications circuitry.
Owner:APPLE INC
Dual feel multi-band planar antenna
InactiveUS6670923B1Reduce Design ComplexityCompromise performanceSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsMulti bandPlanar inverted f antenna
A three-band, two-antenna, assembly includes a planar inverted-F antenna (PIFA) having a radiating / receiving element that is spaced from and extends generally parallel to a ground plane element. The planar radiating / receiving element of an inverted-F antenna (IFA) is located in an open space that exists between the radiating / receiving element of the PIFA and the ground plane element. The radiating / receiving element of the IFA extends either perpendicular to, or parallel to, the radiating / receiving element of the PIFA. The radiating / receiving element of the PIFA includes one or more open slot configurations that operate to provide dual resonant frequencies for the IPFA (AMPS / PCS or GSM / DCS). The radiating / receiving element of the IFA operates in a non-cellular frequency band (ISM or GPS).
Owner:LAIRD CONNECTIVITY LLC
Antenna arrangement with interleaved antenna elements
ActiveUS20090135078A1Reduce couplingSpace minimizationSimultaneous aerial operationsIndividually energised antenna arraysTransceiverAntenna element
The present invention relates to an antenna arrangement connectable to a transceiver for transmitting and receiving RF signals in at least two separate frequency bands. The antenna arrangement has at least two sets of antenna elements arranged on a reflector, and the antenna elements are arranged in an interleaved configuration along a single column. The two separate frequency bands are substantially non-overlapping but relatively close to each other, and the distance between adjacent antenna elements in said column is substantially the same along the column.
Owner:INTEL CORP
Antenna switching circuits for radio telephones
InactiveUS6115585AEliminate requirementsFunction increaseSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsTransceiverEngineering
Disclosed are various embodiments of circuitry for coupling first and second transceivers of a dual band radio telephone to integral and external antennas. The circuitry uses impedance matching lengths of transmission lines and switches arranged to provide a minimum insertion loss. Also disclosed is an embodiment for use with a single band radio telephone, such as a digital TDMA radio telephone that either transmits or receives at any given time. Also disclosed is an antenna switching arrangement for a dual band phone that eliminates a requirement for duplexers.
Owner:NOKIA MOBILE PHONES LTD
Hybrid antennas with directly fed antenna slots for handheld electronic devices
ActiveUS20090153407A1High bandwidthLess susceptibleSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsGround planeNear field coupling
A handheld electronic device is provided that contains wireless communications circuitry. The wireless communications circuitry may include antennas. An antenna in the handheld electronic device may have a ground plane element. A slot antenna resonating element may be formed from an opening in the ground plane element. A near-field-coupled antenna resonating element may be electromagnetically coupled to the slot antenna resonating element through electromagnetic near-field coupling. A transmission line may directly feed the slot antenna resonating element. The transmission line may indirectly feed the near-field-coupled antenna resonating element through the slot antenna resonating element. The slot antenna resonating element may have one or more associated resonant frequencies and the near-field-coupled antenna resonating element may have one or more associated resonant frequencies. The antenna may be configured to cover one or more distinct communications bands.
Owner:APPLE INC
Low profile dual frequency dipole antenna structure
ActiveUS6961028B2Simultaneous aerial operationsRadiating elements structural formsDual frequencyDipole antenna
An antenna includes a first dipole having first and second stripline radiating elements extending in opposite directions from a central feed point and along a generally rectangular outline of the antenna. The first dipole is operable to be resonant at a first frequency. The antenna also includes a second dipole having third and fourth stripline radiating elements extending in opposite directions from the central feed point and generally parallel to the first and second stripline radiating elements. The third and fourth stripline radiating elements generally follow and stay within the rectangular antenna outline. The second dipole is operable to be resonant at a second frequency. The antenna also includes a stripline balun electrically coupled to the central feed point and extending generally parallel with the first and second dipoles and along the rectangular antenna outline.
Owner:LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP
Multifrequency microstrip antenna and a device including said antenna
InactiveUS6133879AEasy to adjustSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsCouplingResonance
A multifrequency microstrip antenna in accordance with the present invention includes two zones connected to a short-circuit consisting of two conductive strips. These zones are sufficiently decoupled from each other to enable two resonances to be established in two respective different areas formed by the zones. The resonances are at least approximately of the quarter-wave type and each has an electric field node fixed by the short-circuit. The same coupling device is used to excite the two resonances. The invention applies in particular to portable telephones and to their base stations.
Owner:WSOU INVESTMENTS LLC
Undersampled microstrip array using multilevel and space-filling shaped elements
InactiveUS7310065B2Mutual couplingDistanceSimultaneous aerial operationsRadiating elements structural formsCouplingMicrostrip array
An undersampled microstrip array using multilevel and space-filling shaped patch elements based on a fractal geometry achieves within the same electrical area, the same directivity than can be obtained using conventional elements as square or circular-shaped patches. However, the number of elements for the fractal-based array is less, reducing the complexity of the feeding network and overall array. Mutual coupling can be reduced avoiding radiation pattern distortions. Higher gain than that obtained using classical patch elements within the same electrical can be achieved due to the less complexity in the feeding network.
Owner:COMMSCOPE TECH LLC
Multiband antenna
ActiveUS20100309067A1Simultaneous aerial operationsRadiating elements structural formsClosed loopEngineering
A multiband antenna includes a first radio unit closed loop and a second radio unit connected to the first radio unit and symmetrical structure. When the multiband antenna functions, the first radio unit functions as a balanced loop antenna, and the second radio unit functions as a dipole antenna.
Owner:CHI MEI COMM SYST INC
Display device, computer terminal, and antenna
InactiveUS6853336B2Increase capacityIncreased durabilityDigital data processing detailsAntenna supports/mountingsTransceiverDisplay device
In a notebook type computer terminal, a plate type slot antenna is provided between a display panel and a surrounding wall of a display panel housing so that a radiator portion thereof is projecting from a frame of the display panel and a stay, which are made of conductive material by a length more than a predetermined dimension S. A ground portion of the antenna is connected not only to a ground of a radio transceiver unit but also to the display panel housing made of conductive material through the stay.
Owner:LENOVO PC INT
Internal antennas for mobile communication devices
InactiveUS6466176B1Promote resultsImprove efficiencySimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsMulti bandElectrical conductor
A multi-band microwave antenna which is resonant and radiant at a high frequency band and at one or more lower frequency bands includes an electrically-conductive ground plane on one face of a dielectric substrate; an electrically conductive strip line on the opposite face of the dielectric substrate; a curved slot formed in the ground plane having a feed side electromagnetically coupled to the feed end of the strip line, and a load side electromagnetically coupled to the load end of the strip line, such that the slot is resonant and radiant at the high frequency band; and a further electrical conductor electrically connected to the ground plane to serve as a continuation thereof at the load side of the slot and electromagnetically coupled to the slot at the lower frequency bands such as to cause the slot to be resonant and radiant also at the lower frequency band or bands.
Owner:IN4TEL
Distributed Omni-Dual-Band Antenna System for a Wi-Fi Access Point
ActiveUS20160043478A1Minimal distortionImprove isolationSimultaneous aerial operationsNetwork topologiesDual frequencyWi-Fi
A distributed broadband, omni-dual-band monopole antenna system for use in a Wi-Fi access point. The distributed omni-dual-band antenna system may include an antenna array that includes 4, 6, or 8 monopole antennas arranged in a circular array fashion along the perimeter of the access point. Each monopole antenna may be associated with a single Wi-Fi radio of the access point, and each of the antennas for the different radios are interleaved in order to provide omni-coverage with minimal distortion; that is, each antenna of the access point is alternated with antennas for different radios. A broadband printed omni-dual-band monopole antenna comprising three horizontal radiating elements arranged in an S-shape and a single vertical radiating element connected to the bottom-most horizontal radiating element is also disclosed.
Owner:CAMBIUM NETWORKS
Adjustable multi-band antenna system
InactiveCN103296385AMetal Trim Frame Requirements RetainedMeet the needs of metal texture mobile terminal productsAntenna supports/mountingsAntenna equipments with additional functionsMulti bandSingle stage
The invention discloses an adjustable multi-band antenna system which is applicable to a mobile terminal with a metal frame structure. The antenna system comprises a metal frame, a PCB (printed circuit board) and an antenna portion. The metal frame is designed to be one portion of an antenna radiator, a loop is formed by the metal frame and the antenna radiator together, a single-stage branch portion is used for debugging low-frequency and high-frequency resonances, and a low-frequency coupling portion and a high-frequency coupling portion can be added according to requirements of working bands. The adjustable multi-band antenna system has the advantages that gaps of the metal frame are formed at the bottom, users are avoided from touching the gaps as much as possible in actual use, and poor antenna performance is avoided during actual handholding; the working bands of the adjustable multi-band antenna system are 704MHz-960MHz and 1710MHz-2700MHz, and a multi-frequency broadband is realized; compared with traditional common antennas, the adjustable multi-band antenna system has the advantages of multiple bands and wide bandwidth.
Owner:SHANGHAI AMPHENOL AIRWAVE COMM ELECTRONICS CO LTD
Antenna device and communication apparatus using the same
InactiveUS6281848B1High strengthInhibition decreasedSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsDielectric substrateOptoelectronics
An antenna device comprising: a feeding radiation electrode and a non-feeding radiation electrode separately disposed on a surface of a dielectric substrate; a short circuit part of the feeding radiation electrode and a short circuit part of the non-feeding radiation electrode adjacently disposed to each other on one side surface of the dielectric substrate; and an open end of the feeding radiation electrode and an open end of the non-feeding radiation electrode disposed on mutually different surface sides of the dielectric substrate other than the surface on which said short circuit parts are disposed.
Owner:MURATA MFG CO LTD
Miniaturized microwave antenna
InactiveUS6680700B2Reduce antenna sizeSmall sizeSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsElectrical conductorEngineering
A miniaturized antenna is described with at least a ceramic substrate (10) and a metallization, particularly designed for use in the high-frequency and microwave ranges. The antenna is characterized in that the metallization is a surface metallization which is formed by a feed terminal (12) for electromagnetic energy to be radiated, by at least a first metallization structure (30), and by a conductor track (20) extending along at least part of the circumference of the substrate (10), which track connects the feed terminal to the at least one first metallization structure (30), which first metallization structure (30) comprises a first conductor track portion (31) extending from a side of the substrate lying opposite the feed terminal (12) towards the feed terminal and a first metallization pad (32). The antenna can be provided on a printed circuit board by surface mounting and has a great impedance and radiation bandwidth, so that it is particularly suitable for use in mobile telephones operating in the GSM and UMTS bands.
Owner:KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV
Multi-band antenna
InactiveUS7119747B2Simultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsMulti bandLow frequency band
Owner:HON HAI PRECISION IND CO LTD
Array antenna apparatus having at least two feeding elements and operable in multiple frequency bands
ActiveUS20080174508A1Simple configurationEnsure adequate isolationSpatial transmit diversitySimultaneous aerial operationsCouplingResonance
An array antenna apparatus includes a first feeding element having a first feed point, a second feeding element having a second feed point, and a first parasitic element electrically connected to the respective first and second feeding elements. In a first frequency band, respective resonances in the feeding elements occur independent of each other, by eliminating electromagnetic mutual coupling between the feeding elements, and exciting the first feeding element through the first feed point as well as exciting the second feeding element through the second feed point. In a second frequency band lower than the first frequency band, a loop antenna having a certain electrical length is formed by the first and second feeding elements and the first parasitic element, and a resonance of the loop antenna substantially occurs by exciting the first feeding element through the first feed point.
Owner:PANASONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CORP OF AMERICA
Short-circuit microstrip antenna and device including that antenna
InactiveUS6133880AEnhanced couplingSimultaneous aerial operationsAntenna supports/mountingsElectrical conductorCoupling
A microstrip antenna includes a composite short-circuit consisting of two conductive strips. A vertical strip, in the plane of the short-circuit between the two strips, is connected to the central conductor of a coupling line forming part of the antenna and enabling the coupling with a resonance thereof, as for example to excite such resonance. The short-circuit and the vertical strip constitute two terminals for said antenna, enabling it to be easily connected to a signal processing units, such as a transmitter. The antenna described includes two zones enabling it to operate at two frequencies. The antenna has particular utility in portable telephones and their base stations.
Owner:WSOU INVESTMENTS LLC
Antenna device
InactiveUS20050277387A1Easy constructionSpatial transmit diversityFrequency diversityCommunications systemEngineering
An object of the present invention is to provide an antenna device which corresponds to a plurality of radio communications systems and frequency bands, which can simultaneously carry out a reception and a transmission of different radio communications systems, and which is capable of using antenna diversity by a simple construction. An antenna device comprises a first antenna (1) matching with first, second, and third frequency bands, a second antenna (2) matching with the third frequency band, a diplexer (3) and the like. For signals of the first frequency band, a high-frequency switch circuit (4) connects a transmitter (8) or a receiver (7) to the diplexer (3) by switching. For signals of the second frequency band, the high-frequency switch (5) connects a receiver (9) or a transmitter (10) to the diplexer (3) by switching. For signals of the third frequency band, the high-frequency switch circuit (5) and a high-frequency switch circuit (6) connect the second antenna (2) or diplexer (3) to a transmitter / receiver (11) by switching.
Owner:PANASONIC CORP
Multi-band printed dipole antenna
InactiveUS20050035919A1Simultaneous aerial operationsAntennas with plural divergent straight elementsMulti bandImpedance matching
A multi-band printed dipole antenna (1) for an electronic device includes an elongate insulative substrate (2), a first, second and third pairs of dipole elements (31a, 31b, 32a, 32b, 33a, 33b) closely and parallelly disposed on the substrate, a capacitor (5) and a feeder cable (4). The first, second and third pair of dipole elements respectively couple with the feeder cable to form a first, second and third dipole antennas. The capacitor is used to improve the impedance matching of the second dipole antenna.
Owner:HON HAI PRECISION IND CO LTD
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