Wistron Neweb Corporation

Li-Jean Yen

Chia-Tien Li

An antenna structure has a first resonance mode and a second resonance mode. The antenna structure consists of a first radiation element, a second radiation element, a grounding element, and a signal feeding element. The first radiation element resonates at a first operating frequency band corresponding to the first resonance mode. The second radiation element is extended from a first end of the first radiation element and resonates at a second operating frequency band corresponding to the second resonance mode. The grounding element is extended from a second end of the first radiation element. The signal feeding element is disposed between the first radiation element and the grounding element. The second radiation element, the first radiation element, and the grounding element are formed by bending a slender metal sheet.

Antenna structure

An antenna with multiple resonating conditions includes a grounding element electrically connected to a ground, a radiating element, a connection element electrically connected between the grounding element and the radiating element, a feed-in element electrically connected between the connection element and the grounding element for receiving feed-in signals, and a radiating-condition generating element electrically connected to the grounding element and extending from the grounding element to the radiating element.

Antenna with multiple resonating conditions

A dual-band antenna includes a ground plane, a loop antenna, and a monopole antenna. The loop antenna is connected to the ground plane, and has a radiator that forms a loop. The radiator has a first end and a second end adjacent to the first end, and is capable of resonating at a first frequency band. The monopole antenna has one end connected to the first end of the radiator of the loop antenna, and is capable of resonating at a second frequency band. A feed point is disposed at a connection between the first end of the radiator of the loop antenna and the monopole antenna. A ground point is disposed at the radiator of the loop antenna proximate to the second end of the radiator.

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Li-Jean Yen