Grounding a tuning conductor via a switch dynamically adjusts antenna bandwidth and polarization direction.
Flexible printed circuits connect antenna devices to resolve the contradiction between directional flexibility and connection complexity.
Parasitic monopoles surrounding the helix base raise the phase center, improving low elevation angle radiation while reducing overall height requirements.
Stacked dielectric panels shape signal fields to resolve the contradiction between antenna size and directional transmission capability.
Capacitive coupling eliminates conductor-to-conductor contact to prevent passive inter-modulation in antenna systems.
Filling pores in a porous anodic oxide layer with metallic materials enhances impedance and minimizes external electromagnetic wave interference.
A Yagi antenna array uses a split driven element on a non-metal substrate to reduce coupling between adjacent units.