A rotationally symmetric multi-layer coil evens voltage distribution to limit CCP window damage while sustaining high-density plasma.
Interleaved helical windings and ferrite coupling extend RFID recognition distance while keeping the antenna compact enough for biochip integration.
A two-part coil around a magnetic through hole boosts IC module coupling while limiting field cancellation and inductance loss.
A base-side recess and protrusion create a mounting space that prevents chip shift during reflow and preserves terminal connection.
A roof-mounted locator light in the antenna cover helps drivers pinpoint a parked vehicle when sound cues and standard lamps are hard to detect.
A selective ground-layer overlap layout cuts radiation disturbance and signal loss in high-frequency display antenna packages.
A separate magnetic sheet with a second coil lets antenna modules redesign the booster coil later while extending communication distance.
Anti-overlap holes in the shielding sheet stop magnet-induced saturation, preserving wireless charging efficiency and reducing heat.
A bendable contact portion lets one conductive pattern fit different PCB contact positions, cutting redesign effort, space use, and material cost.
Ground-layer vias around antenna feed wiring cut FPCB-related loss and disturbance, improving high-frequency radiation efficiency and reliability.
Separated lead molding removes plastic under the magnetic body, shortening 3D-coil wire paths to cut loss and transponder size.
A ferrite and metal layered cover resonator raises coupling and tunes resonance to improve wireless charging efficiency.
Parasitic capacitance in a supported coil antenna forms a resonant band-stop filter that damps harmonics without increasing vehicle antenna space.
Adjusting the gap between stacked magnetic sheets preserves compact combo antenna performance while reducing wireless charging noise.
Switchable coils with different inductance let one underground transmitter span 0.3-50 kHz, avoiding transmitter changes during drilling.