Motorola Corporation

Argyrios A Chatzipetros

Sybren Daniel Smith

Paul D Marko

Rudy Yorio

Paul D Krayeski

Karl R Guppy

A diversity handset (100) used in a personal communication system includes a flap (104), a first antenna (108) and second antenna (110). The second antenna (110) consists of two portions, the first portion being a direct feed portion (202) printed onto a substrate (206), and the second portion consisting of a parasitic radiator (116) located within the flap (104). The first and second portions (202) and (116) of the second antenna (110) are inductively coupled together between the flap (104) and the substrate (206). Diversity is maintained with the flap (104) open or closed as well as with the flap removed from the handset (100).

Antenna for communication device

A base station (102) automatically remotes to a speakerphone mode of operation and connects an incoming call while an external electronic device (104) is simultaneously controlled.

Method and apparatus for simultaneously controlling base station and

An antenna system (202) provides communication capabilities in both extended and retracted positions. Antenna system (202) includes a base helical (214) that capacitively couples to a half wavelength radiator (222) in the extended position. Base helical (214) capacitively couples to a top helical (228) in the retracted position, thereby reducing case currents on the surface of the housing (206).

Multi-stage antenna

An antenna (110), enclosed within a compact area of a radio (100), is not susceptible to electric fields generated from metallic shields (102, 104) located within the radio. The antenna consists of four sections of traces disposed onto a circuit board (108). The first section is a quarter-wave feed (202), which is coupled to a radio transceiver (118). The quarter-wave feed (202) converts a low impedance point (122) to a high impedance region (203). The second section of antenna (110) capacitively couples to the high impedance region (203). The third section is an isolator section (208) of half a wavelength for providing isolation from the shields (102, 104). The fourth section, quarter-wavelength radiator (214), is a trace electrically equivalent to a quarter of a wavelength having a high impedance and providing the radiating port of the antenna (110).

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