Sony Corporation

Sony Chemicals Corporation

Kenji Asakura

Kiyotada Yokogi

Shuichiro Yasuda

Masatoshi Hayakawa

Shuichi Goto

Yoshimi Takahashi

Hidenobu Muranaka

An antenna for receiving electromagnetic waves in a desired frequency band, includes a radiating conductor and a ground conductor, a feeder part, a wavelength-shortening section, and a magnetic field applying section. The radiating conductor and a ground conductor resonate at a resonance point frequency. The feeder part is configured to feed the radiating conductor with electricity. The wavelength-shortening section in which a magnetic body having both a dielectric property and a magnetic property is disposed close to the radiating conductor shifts the resonance point frequency into a band lower than the desired frequency band by a wavelength-shortening effect obtained based on the dielectric property and the magnetic property. The magnetic field applying section is configured to apply a magnetic field to the magnetic body so as to reduce a magnetic loss due to the magnetic body.

Antenna structure including radiating conductor and magnetic material having dielectric property

Disclosed herein is an antenna device including, a radiator having a feeder, and a planar reflector spaced from the radiator in a radio wave incoming direction, the reflector having at least one slit defined in a side edge thereof.

Antenna device, antenna reflector, and wireless communication unit incorporating antenna

A chip-like printed antenna in which an open end is formed by at least two antenna conductors separated from each other is mounted on a printed-circuit board. A ground required by one or plural other modules is disposed and mounted on the printed-circuit board so as to surround a remaining area of a surrounding area of the printed antenna except a partial area as indicated by oblique line parts. By this, in the printed-circuit board , a radiation electric field does not come to have a dipole mode, but is formed into a balloon shape and is radiated in one direction as indicated by a broken line.

Antenna mounting printed-circuit board

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Fukui, Japan

Kenji Asakura