Near-field electromagnetic induction (NFEMI) antenna
A near-field electromagnetic and magnetic field antenna technology, applied in antennas, loop antennas with ferromagnetic material cores, resonant antennas, etc.
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[0038] Figure 1A is an example near-field electromagnetic induction (NFEMI) antenna 100 for a wireless device. In this example, antenna 100 is an electromagnetic induction (NFEMI) antenna. In some example embodiments, the antenna 100 includes a coil antenna 105 (ie, for a magnetic field) in combination with a short load dipole 120 (ie, for an electric field). The coil antenna 105 includes a ferrite core 110 around which a wire 115 is wound. The short dipole 120 includes a first conductive antenna surface 125 and a second conductive antenna surface 130 . The antenna 100 feed points 135, 140 are coupled to various transceiver circuitry, such as downstream radio transmitter and receiver integrated circuits (RF-ICs) (not shown here). The bandwidth and resonant frequency of the antenna 100 can be tuned using reactive components (eg, capacitors and resistor sets) integrated in the radio IC.
[0039] The short loaded dipole section 120 responds to an electric (E) field. The co...
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