Htc Corporation

Chao-Chiang Kuo

Tiao-Hsing Tsai

Chien-Pin Chiu

Hsiao-Wei Wu

A mobile device, at least including a metal housing, being substantially a hollow structure, wherein the metal housing has a back region and at least one side region, a first slit, formed on the metal housing, a dielectric substrate, comprising at least a first protruded portion, a first connection element, positioned between the metal housing and the dielectric substrate, and electrically coupled to the metal housing and a first signal source, positioned inside and electrically coupled to the metal housing, wherein at least one portion of the metal housing is configured to receive and transmit at least one wireless signal.

Mobile device and antenna structure

A mobile device includes a dielectric substrate, a metal layer, a metal housing, a first nonconductive partition, a second nonconductive partition, a first connection element, and a second connection element. The dielectric substrate includes a first protruded portion. The metal layer lies on the dielectric substrate, and includes an upper element and a main element, wherein the upper element is separated from the main element by a first region. The metal housing is substantially a hollow structure, and has a first slit and a second slit, wherein a first projection of the first slit with respect to the dielectric substrate at least partially overlaps the first region, and a second projection of the second slit with respect to the dielectric substrate at least partially overlaps the first protruded portion. The mobile device is capable of operating in multiple bands.

A mobile device includes a dielectric substrate, a metal layer, a metal housing, a nonconductive partition, at least one connection element, and a feeding element. The metal layer is disposed on the dielectric substrate, and includes an upper element and a main element, wherein a slot is formed between the upper element and the main element. The metal housing is substantially a hollow structure, and has a slit, wherein the slit is substantially aligned with the slot of the metal layer. The connection element couples the upper element of the metal layer to the metal housing. The feeding element is coupled to the upper element of the metal layer or coupled to the metal housing. An antenna structure is formed by the feeding element, the upper element of the metal layer, the connection element, and the metal housing.

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Taoyuan, Taiwan

Chao-Chiang Kuo