Commscope Technologies LLC

Outdoor Wireless Networks LLC

Zte Wavestone Science and Technology Ltd.

Bo Wu

Ligang Wu

Jian Zhang

Peter John Bisiules

Xun Zhang

Yuemin Li

Hangsheng Wen

Xiang Li

Junfeng Yu

Jian Liu

Samantha Merta

Xiaohua Tian

Martin Lee Zimmerman

Yongjie Xu

Shanguang Zhang

Ruixin Su

Mohammad Vatankhah Varnoosfaderani

Haifeng Li

Runmiao Wu

PuLiang Tang

Joy Huang

XiaoHua Hou

Zhigang Wang

Fan Li

Dongmin Wang

Xiangyang Ai

Changfu Chen

Maosheng Liu

Björn Lindmark

Yunzhe Li

Jing Sun

GuoLong Xu

Xiaotuo Wang

Fan He

Rui An

Hong Hui Li

Jun Zhang

Nengbin Liu

Puliang Tang

Bin Sun

Haiming Wang

Fusheng Lv

Yongming Huang

Shiwen He

Pengfei Guo

Yutong Liu

Xiangyang Al

Chengliang Li

Base station antennas include an externally accessible active antenna module releasably coupled to a recessed segment that is over a chamber in the base station antenna and that is longitudinally and laterally extending along and across a rear of a base station antenna housing. The base station antenna housing has a passive antenna assembly that cooperates with the active antenna module.

Base station antennas having an active antenna module and related devices and methods

Base station antennas include at least one passive internal grid reflector with an array of low band radiating elements projecting forward of a front one of the at least one grid reflector. A mMIMO antenna array resides behind a back one of the at least one grid reflector and is configured to transmit signal through the grid reflector and out a front radome of the base station antenna.

Base station antennas having at least one grid reflector and related devices

A coupling device includes a plurality of couplers. Each coupler includes a transmission main line and a coupling subline. The transmission main line is used for providing an input end and an output end. The coupling subline is coupled with the transmission main line to provide two coupling ends. The coupling subline includes two first parts located on opposite sides of the transmission main line and a second part connected between the two first parts. The coupling sublines of the plurality of couplers are connected in series to provide a first coupling output port and a second coupling output port. The first part of the coupling subline of at least one of the plurality of couplers has a shared section with the second part of the coupling subline of an adjacent one of the plurality of couplers.

Antenna calibration device

A radiator for an antenna comprises a feed board and a metal radiating arm The feed board comprises an electrically conductive segment, through which the feed board feeds the metal radiating arm by means of capacitive coupling. The radiating arm includes a first arm segment extending in a first direction, and a second arm segment extending from an outer side region of the first arm segment in a second direction different from the first direction.

Radiator for antenna and base station antenna

A radiating element comprises a first radiator having first and second dipole arms that each include a narrowed arm segment and a widened arm segment and a second radiator having third and fourth dipole arms that each include a narrowed arm segment and a widened arm segment, a first feed line configured to feed a first polarized RF signal to the first through fourth dipole arms, and a second feed line configured to feed a second polarized RF signal to the first through fourth dipole arms.

Radiating element, antenna assembly and base station antenna

An antenna includes a first column of main radiating elements, each main radiating element configured to operate in a first operating frequency band and a first auxiliary radiating element. The first auxiliary radiating element is adjacent a first main radiating element in the first column of main radiating elements, and the first auxiliary radiating element is configured to radiate an electromagnetic wave that is substantially antiphase to an electromagnetic wave radiated by the first main radiating element.

Antenna and methods for manufacturing and operating the same

A twin beam base station antenna includes a first array that has a plurality of columns of first frequency band radiating elements, the first array configured to form a first antenna beam that provides coverage throughout a first sub-sector of a three-sector base station. The radiating elements in a first of the columns in the first array have a first azimuth boresight pointing direction and the radiating elements in a second of the columns in the first array have a second azimuth boresight pointing direction that is offset from the first azimuth boresight pointing direction by at least 10°. The radiating elements in the second of the columns in the first array are electrically steered.

Multi-beam base station antennas having wideband radiating elements

A patch antenna comprises a multilayer printed circuit board that includes a calibration network, an array of patch radiators and a feed network. In some embodiments, the multilayer printed circuit board includes a plurality of dielectric substrates, wherein the array of patch radiators is provided on a dielectric substrate different from the dielectric substrate on which the calibration network is provided, and the dielectric substrate provided with the array of patch radiators is provided above the dielectric substrate provided with the calibration network.

Patch antenna

A radiating element may have a dipole arm that may include a first conductive circuit loop and a second conductive circuit loop. The first conductive circuit loop may include at least one narrow conductive segment and at least one wide conductive segment, and the narrow conductive segment may present high impedance characteristics in at least one frequency band outside the operating frequency band of the radiating element to suppress at least partially the current in the at least one frequency band. A base station antenna may include a feed board and the radiating element mounted on the feed board.

Radiating element and base station antenna

A radiating element for an antenna comprises at least one radiating arm having a first electrically conductive arm segment extending in a first direction and a second electrically conductive arm segment extending in a second direction and electrically connected to the first arm segment.

Compact antenna radiating element

Radiating elements include a conductive patch having first and second slots that each extend along a first axis and third and fourth slots that each extend along a second axis that is perpendicular to the first axis, a feed network that includes first through fourth feed lines, each feed line crossing a respective one of the first through fourth slots, and a conductive ring that at least partially surrounds the periphery of the conductive patch and that encloses each of the first through fourth slots.

Compact wideband dual-polarized radiating elements for base station antenna applications

A radiator assembly for a base station antenna has a longitudinal central axis and two dipoles cross-arranged around the longitudinal central axis. Each dipole has two dipole arms and each dipole arm is equipped with a hook-like feeder made of a metal sheet and having a free end portion. The hook-like feeder is capacitively coupled with an associated dipole arm. The radiator assembly is compact and is easy to manufacture and assemble.

Radiator assembly

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