Fujitsu Corporation

Fujitsu Connected Technologies Limited

Minoru Sakurai

Tabito Tonooka

Manabu Kai

Takashi Yamagajo

Yohei Koga

Satoshi Sakita

Mitsuharu Hoshino

An antenna device includes: a ground plane having an edge; a matching circuit; and a T-shaped antenna element including a first element and a second element extending from a feed point to a first and second end parts. The first element has a resonance frequency that is higher than a first frequency. The second element has a resonance frequency between a second frequency and a third frequency. A first value obtained by dividing a length from a corresponding point to a first bend part by the first wavelength is less than or equal to a second value obtained by dividing a length from the corresponding point to a second bend part by the second wavelength. An imaginary component of an impedance of the matching circuit takes a positive value at the first frequency and the second frequency and takes a negative value at the third frequency.

Antenna device

The wireless communication device has a first radiation element, which includes a first line path being extended between a first end and a second end and performs communication at a first frequency. The device also has a second radiating element coupled to the first radiating element and resonating at a second frequency, which element has a second line path extending from a first connecting portion connected to the sheet metal to a third end portion near the first end portion, and a third path line extending from an intermediate point between the first connecting portion and the third end portion to the fourth end portion. And a power supply circuit for a third frequency is connected to the fourth end via a cutoff circuit which cuts off the second frequency. With this configuration, the wireless communication device enables the communication in more frequency bands.

Wireless communication device

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Kawasaki, Japan

Minoru Sakurai