1919 results about "Dual polarized" patented technology

A network for power transmission to a receiver which converts the power into current includes a first node for transmitting power with circularly polarized waves in a first area. The network includes a second node for transmitting power with circularly polarized waves in a second area. Alternatively, elliptically polarized waves or dual polarized waves are used or different frequencies are used or different polarizations are used or different polarization vectors are used. Also disclosed is a method for power transmission to a receiver which converts the power into current.

The wireless communication system includes a first device, e.g. a radio frequency identification (RFID) reader, having a wireless power transmitter, a first wireless data communications unit, and a first dual polarized loop antenna having isolated signal feedpoints along a first loop electrical conductor. The wireless power transmitter transmits a power signal having a first polarization, and the first wireless data communications unit communicates using a data signal having a second polarization. A second device, e.g. an RFID tag, includes a second dual polarized loop antenna. A second wireless data communications unit communicates with the first wireless data communications unit of the first device using the data signal having the second polarization. A wireless power receiver receives the power signal having the first polarization from the wireless power transmitter of the first device, and provides power for the second device.

A dual-polarized microstrip antenna includes: at least one metal radiating patch, i.e. a first metal radiating patch; at least one ground metal layer whereon excitation micro-slots are etched; at least one dielectric layer, i.e. a first dielectric layer it is preferred that the dielectric layer is a resonant dielectric layer such as a resonant dielectric layer of air or other layers of optimization resonant materials; at least one set of bipolar excitation microstrip lines; the dielectric layer is between the first metal radiating patch and the ground metal layer. The dual-polarized microstrip antenna of multi-layer radiation structure is designed in a relatively small volume, which effectively saves the cost of antenna installation and maintenance, and is widely applied in the fields of mobile communication and internet technology.

An antenna array includes four closely spaced, linearly arranged antenna columns. At least two of the columns, e.g., the center two columns, are dual-polarized. Spacing between neighboring columns is about ½λ, where λ is the free space wavelength at the network carrier frequency. Each column includes a first vertical linear array of radiating elements or groups of elements (sub-arrays) connected to a port. The dual-polarized columns each further include a second linear array of radiating elements oriented at a different polarization than the first array. (For example, horizontal/vertical or slant 45°.) Array ports are connected with four RF feed cables using duplexers in such a way so as to provide two different antenna configurations for forward link and reverse link frequencies, namely, a four-column closely spaced beam-forming array at the forward link and a two-column dual-polarized array at the reverse link for 4-branch diversity reception.

A wireless device having vertically and horizontally polarized antenna arrays can operate at multiple frequencies concurrently. A horizontally polarized antenna array allows for the efficient distribution of RF energy in dual bands using, for example, selectable antenna elements, reflectors and/or directors that create and influence a particular radiation pattern. A vertically polarized array can provide a high-gain dual band wireless environment using reflectors and directors as well. The polarized horizontal antenna arrays and polarized vertical antenna arrays can operate concurrently to provide dual band operation simultaneously.

A waveguide-implemented antenna comprising a planar array of waveguide slot radiators for communicating electromagnetic signals exhibiting simultaneous dual polarization states. The antenna can consist of parallel ridged waveguides having rectangular or "T"-shaped ridged cross sections. The ridged walls of each parallel ridged waveguide contain a linear array of input slots for receiving (transmitting) electromagnetic signals having a first polarization state from (to) the parallel ridged waveguides and for transmitting (receiving) those signals into (from) a corresponding array of cavity sections. The cavity sections comprise a short section of uniform waveguide with a thickness of much less than a wavelength in the propagation direction. The cavity sections feed to output slots which are rotated relative to the input slots; such that the output slots exhibit a second polarization state, which they radiate (receive) to (from) free space. By interlacing parallel ridged waveguides with alternating +45 degree and -45 degree rotations of the output slots, two independent antennas are formed exhibiting simultaneous dual polarizations. Because the input slots are located in the ridge wall of the parallel ridged waveguides, the parallel ridged waveguides can be fed from their broad wall side. Feeding the parallel ridged waveguides from their broad wall side eliminates a need for a complex feed network.

The invention discloses a low-profile broadband dual polarization omni-directional antenna. The antenna comprises a vertical polarization monopole antenna and a horizontal polarization loop antenna which are arranged side by side, and the loop antenna is composed of four rotational symmetric arc-shaped dipoles. A metal cylinder wraps a monopole feed probe to increase the monopole bandwidth, and parasitic units and directors are loaded outside dipole arms to increase impedance bandwidth of the loop antenna and gain out-of-roundness of the loop antenna on azimuth planes is reduced. The low-profile broadband dual polarization omni-directional antenna basically comprises an upper medium plate (1), a lower medium plate (2), plastic screws (3), a round patch (4), a loop patch (5), the feed probe (6), the metal cylinder (7), a metal floor (8), metal short circuit columns (9), arc-shaped printed dipoles (10), L-shaped feed baluns (11), the parasitic units (12), the directors (13), a coaxial line (14), 100 ohm microstrip lines (15) and a small metal wafer (16).

The present invention relates to a method of generating two beams, having orthogonal polarizations, covering a selected area using an antenna (20) comprising multiple dual-polarized array elements (11). Each dual-polarized array element having a first phase centre (18) associated with a first polarization and a second phase centre (18) associated with a second polarization. The method comprises: designing a first weight matrix having a first non-zero weight vector for the first polarization and a second non-zero weight vector for the second polarization, calculating a second weight matrix based on the weight vectors of the first weight matrix, and applying the first and second weight matrix to the dual-polarized array elements to generate a second beam covering the selected area.

Systems and methods which utilize a symmetrical partially coupled microstrip slot feed patch antenna element configuration to provide highly decoupled dual-polarized wideband patch antenna elements are shown. Embodiments provide a microstrip slot feed configuration in which a slot of a first signal feed is centered with respect to the patch and further provide a microstrip slot feed configuration in which slots of a second signal feed are symmetrically disposed with respect to the center of the patch and at positions near the edges of the patch. The microstrip feed utilized in communicating signals with respect to the slots of the second signal feed is adapted to provide signals of substantially equal amplitude and 180° out of phase with respect to each other according to embodiments. The second signal feed configuration utilized according to embodiments provides partial coupling between the patch and the second signal feed.

A dual-polarized patch antenna, an dual-polarized patch antenna array, and a method for forming the same are provided. The dual-polarized patch antenna comprises a radome, a horizontal feed and a vertical feed, a first cross-shaped patch, and a ground plane including a cross aperture. The dual-polarized patch antenna may include a cross patch and a cross aperture to increase the isolation in a cross-polarization between a horizontal polarized signal and a vertical polarized signal in a first principle plane and to decrease a mismatch in co-polarizations between the horizontal polarized signal and the vertical polarized signal in a second principle plane.

The invention provides a dual-polarized vibrator unit, an antenna and a multi-frequency antenna array. The dual-polarized vibrator unit includes a radiator and a balun support portion for feeding of the radiator. The radiator includes a dielectric substrate, two pairs of dipole antenna arms being disposed on an upper surface of the dielectric substrate and in orthogonal arrangement of plus or minus 45 degrees, and at least one coupling metal strap disposed on a lower surface of the dielectric substrate. Current induction is generated between the dipole antenna arms and the coupling metal strap so that a current path is formed on the coupling metal strap. The vibrator unit and the antenna thereof in the invention can achieve the ultra-broadband, high gain, high efficiency, high cross polarization ratio and high front-ratio, high isolation, low profile and low coupling and is simple and beautiful in structure, easy in engineering realization and suitable for mass production, the production cost is reduced, and the electrical performance index meets the base station antenna industry standard.

The invention discloses a broadband high-performance dual-polarization radiation unit, comprising two pairs of orthogonal polarization dipoles, and a balancer for carrying out balanced feeding on each dipole, wherein each dipole comprises two unit arms one ends of which are symmetrically and fixedly arranged on the balancer, and the other end of each unit arm is provided with a loading wire; and each dipole is in a shape of an unsymmetrical broken line relative to the balancer, wherein the loading wire at the tail end of one unit arm is bent inwards and the loading wire at the tail end of theother unit arm is bent downwards. The loading wire of the dipole in the invention is designed by the combined mode of inward bending and downward bending so as to enable the inwards bent loading wireto be far away from a high-frequency vibrator which is embedded between two low-frequency vibrators to reduce the effect on the high-frequency vibrator; and the downwards bent loading wire excellently compensate the asymmetry of the polarization so as to improve the orthogonal polarization performance index greatly. In addition, the structure design of the invention has greater advantage in cost and reliability.

Disclosed is a dual-band dual-polarized antenna for a mobile communication base station, which includes: a reflection plate; a first radiation device module for transmitting and receiving two linear orthogonal polarizations for a first frequency band, the first radiation device module generally having a square shape, the first radiation device module including a plurality of dipoles arranged to form the square shape, each of the dipoles substantially having a transverse side and a vertical side; and a second radiation device module for a second frequency band which is arranged within the square shape of the first radiation device module, and includes a plurality of dipoles generally arranged to form a cross-shape.

Provided is a dual polarization antenna realized by using four inverted F-type radiators and a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) reader employing the dual polarization antenna. The dual polarization antenna includes a ground plate and four inverted F-type radiators set up on the ground plate. Currents of the same phase are fed to the first and second inverted F-type radiators each other. Currents of an inverted phase are fed to the third and fourth inverted F-type radiators each other. The four inverted F-type radiators form an angle of 90° with one another. The first and second inverted F-type radiators radiate electric wave of vertical polarization and the third and fourth inverted F-type radiators radiate electric wave of horizontal polarization. Since the dual polarization antenna has excellent orthogonal and isolation characteristics, the antenna can extend a transmission distance between the reader and the tag and improve a communication quality.

The invention discloses a dual-polarized antenna structure, an antenna housing and a designing method thereof. The dual-polarized antenna housing comprises multiple layers of medium substrates, wherein a plurality of metal patterns arranged in an array mode are arranged on the surface of each medium substrate, and are not changed in the patterns which are rotated at 90 degrees around the axle center vertical to the medium substrate.

Structures and configurations for planar ultrawideband modular antenna arrays. One example of a PUMA array includes an unbalanced RF interface, a lattice of horizontal dipole segments directly fed with the unbalanced RF interface, the lattice being arranged in either a dual-offset dual-polarized configuration or a single-polarization configuration, and a metallic plate capacitively-coupled to the lattice of horizontal dipole segments and pinned to a ground plane with a first plated via.

A dual polarized slotline feed circuit includes a first slotline circuit and a second slotline circuit with the first and second slotline circuits disposed such that first slotline circuit is orthogonal to the second slotline and such that the first and second slotline circuits each have a first portion with a common centerline and wherein a second portion of one of the first and second slotline circuits is bent such that it is disposed at an angle with respect to the common centerline portion of the first and second slotline circuits.

A dual-polarized microstrip patch antenna structure comprising: a dual microstrip feed line circuitry underneath a bottom dielectric substrate; a ground plane layer overlying the bottom dielectric substrate, the ground plane layer having coupling apertures etched to the ground plane layer; a middle metallized patch layer stacked over a middle dielectric substrate; a top metallized patch layer stacked underneath a top dielectric substrate; and an air layer between the middle dielectric substrate and the top dielectric substrate separating the middle metallized patch layer and the top metallized patch layer. The microstrip feed line circuitry is configured to utilize corner-feeding techniques for enabling diagonal modes of the patch layers, and the coupling apertures of the ground plane layer are provided with a non-resonant bow-tie shape for enabling aperture coupling between the microstrip feed line circuitry and the patch layers.

A dual polarized variable beam tilt antenna (10) having a plurality of offset element trays (12) each supporting pairs of dipole elements (14) to orient the dipole element pattern boresight at a downtilt. The maximum squint level of the antenna is a consistent downtilt off of boresight and which is at the midpoint of the antenna tilt range. The antenna provides a high roll-off radiation pattern through the use of Yagi dipole elements configured in this arrangement, having a beam front-to-side ratio exceeding 20 dB, a horizontal beam front-to-back ratio exceeding 40 dB, and is operable over an expanded frequency range.

The dual-polarization, slot-mode antenna includes an array of dual-polarization, slot-mode, antenna units carried by a substrate, and each dual-polarization, slot-mode antenna unit includes a plurality of patch antenna elements arranged in spaced apart relation. The substrate is preferably a flexible substrate. Adjacent patch antenna elements of each dual-polarization, slot-mode antenna unit may have respective spaced apart edge portions defining gaps therebetween, and a respective capacitive coupling feed plate may be associated with each gap and overlap the respective spaced apart edge portions of adjacent patch antenna elements of each dual-polarization, slot-mode antenna unit. Each capacitive coupling feed plate may include a feed point.

A duplex polarization antenna includes a radiation array set on a reflection earth plate, four support conductors constituting two mutual vertical unbalanced transformers and supporting the radiation array on the reflection earth plate. The radiation array is formed by four equivalent conducting rings with symmetric lines and their heads and tails are connected, each forms a branch of the ring and a branch of a cross slot. The cross conductor has four symmetric lines, two of which belong to the conduction rings, the other two are the diagonal lines of cross conductors. The support conductors are connected to the diagonal lines of the earth plates and the cross conductors, the activated radiation array has two mutual vertical electromagnetic field owning vector E parallel to the diagonal.