Samsung Electro-mechanics Co., Ltd.

Sungkyunkwan University

Korea University Research and Business Foundation

Myeong Woo Han

Dae Ki Lim

Jeong Ki Ryoo

Ju Hyoung Park

Nam Ki Kim

Youn Suk Kim

Ki Joong Kim

Jun Goo Won

Jung Aun Lee

Shinichi Iizuka

Young Jean Song

Young Sik Hur

Chul Gyun Park

Ju Young Park

Nam Heung Kim

Won Cheol Lee

Sung Yong An

Youngsik Hur

Jeongki Ryoo

Woncheol Lee

Moonil Kim

Kook Joo Lee

Kyu Bum Han

Do Jae Yoo

Seung Ho Choi

Hyungjin Lee

Keum Cheol Hwang

Wongi Kim

Sang Hyun Kim

Jae Yeong Kim

Chan Yong Jeong

Joun Sup Park

Jung Ho Yoon

Jae Min Keum

Yong Serk Kim

Sung Nam Cho

Kwang Du Lee

Sung Woo Lee

Hong In Kim

Juhyoung Park

Daeki Lim

Won Gi Kim

Iizuka Shinichi

Soo Ki Choi

Dong Woon Chang

Young-Jean Song

Gopal Garg

A dielectric resonator antenna includes: a first dielectric block; at least one second dielectric block stacked on the first dielectric block in a first direction; and a feed unit disposed in the first dielectric block. A side surface of the first dielectric block facing a second direction crossing the first direction is exposed to an outside of the dielectric resonator antenna.

Multilayer dielectric resonator antenna and antenna module

An antenna apparatus includes antennas, each having first and second feeding portions facing each other across a dielectric layer, and third and fourth feeding portions facing each other across the dielectric layer, and a signal application unit configured to apply a wireless communication signal to the antennas, and including a plurality of output ports, wherein the first and second feeding portions are configured to receive electric signals having a first polarization characteristic, and are respectively connected to first and second output ports that are different from each other among the plurality of output ports, and the third and fourth feeding portions are configured to receive electric signals having a second polarization characteristic that is different from the first polarization characteristic, and are respectively connected to third and fourth output ports that are different from each other among the plurality of output ports.

Antenna apparatus and electric device

An antenna apparatus includes a ground plane, a plurality of first patch antenna patterns arranged on a level higher than the ground plane and each configured to transmit and/or receive a first radio frequency signal of a first frequency, a plurality of second patch antenna patterns arranged on a level higher than the ground plane and each having a size smaller than a size of each of the first patch antenna patterns, wherein the plurality of second patch antenna patterns include at least one feed patch antenna pattern configured to transmit and/or receive a second radio frequency signal of a second frequency different from the first frequency, and at least one dummy patch antenna pattern which is not fed any of the first and second radio frequency signals.

Antenna apparatus

An antenna apparatus may include: first patch antenna patterns arrayed in an N&#xd7;1 structure, the first patch antenna patterns each having a polygonal shape having an oblique side with respect to an array direction of the N&#xd7;1 structure; feed vias electrically connected to the first patch antenna patterns; and guide vias arrayed along the oblique side, wherein N is a natural number greater than or equal to 2.

An antenna apparatus includes a feed via, a patch antenna pattern which is electrically connected to a first end of the feed via, a plurality of first conductive array patterns, respectively disposed to be spaced apart from the patch antenna pattern and arranged to correspond to at least a portion of a side boundary of the patch antenna pattern, and a first conductive ring pattern spaced apart from the patch antenna pattern and the plurality of conductive array patterns and configured to surround the patch antenna pattern and the plurality of conductive array patterns.

Antenna apparatus and antenna module

A chip antenna module array includes a first chip antenna module including: a first solder layer disposed below a first dielectric layer; a first feed via disposed in the first dielectric layer; a first patch antenna pattern disposed above the first dielectric layer and having a first resonant frequency; and a first coupling pattern spaced apart from the first patch antenna pattern, and not vertically overlapping the first patch antenna pattern. The chip antenna module array includes a second chip antenna module including: a second solder layer disposed below a second dielectric layer; a second feed via disposed in the second dielectric layer; a second patch antenna pattern disposed above the second dielectric layer and having a second resonant frequency; and a second coupling pattern disposed above and vertically overlapping the second patch antenna pattern. The first and second chip antenna modules are disposed spaced apart on a connection member.

Chip antenna module array

An antenna device includes: a dielectric layer including a first edge extending in a first direction and a second edge, shorter that the first edge, extending in a second direction; a first feed via penetrating a portion of the dielectric layer in a third direction, and disposed adjacent to the second edge; a second feed via penetrating a portion of the dielectric layer in the third direction, disposed adjacent to the first edge; a feed pattern connected to the second feed via; and an antenna patch disposed on the second feed via and the feed pattern in the third direction, and coupled to the first feed via, the second feed via, and the feed pattern. The antenna patch overlaps the first feed via in a direction parallel to the first direction or the second direction. The antenna patch overlaps the feed pattern in a direction parallel to the third direction.

Antenna device

An antenna device includes a dielectric resonator antenna configured to transmit and/or receive a first RF signal, a patch antenna pattern configured to transmit and/or receive a second RF signal, and at least partially overlaps the dielectric resonator antenna in a vertical direction, a first feed via configured to feed to the dielectric resonator antenna, and a second feed via configured to feed to the patch antenna pattern, wherein a frequency of the first RF signal is lower than a frequency of the second RF signal.

A chip antenna module includes: a first dielectric layer; a first feed via extending through the first dielectric layer; a second feed via extending through the first dielectric layer; a first patch antenna pattern disposed on an upper surface of the first dielectric layer, electrically connected to the first feed via, and having a through-hole through which the second feed via passes; a second patch antenna pattern disposed above the first patch antenna pattern and electrically connected to the second feed via; and a second dielectric layer and a third dielectric layer, respectively located vertically between the first patch antenna pattern and the second patch antenna pattern, and having different dielectric constants that form a first dielectric constant boundary surface between the first and second patch antenna patterns.

Chip antenna module and method of manufacturing chip antenna module

A radio frequency module includes a radio frequency integrated circuit (RFIC) to input or output a base signal and a radio frequency (RF) signal having a higher frequency than the base signal, a wiring via extending upward from the RFIC and a feed line electrically connected to the wiring via to provide a transmission path of the RF signal, a second ground layer surrounding the feed line, a first ground layer spaced above the second ground layer, a third ground layer between the second ground layer and the RFIC, a feed-line insulating layer disposed between the first and third ground layers, an IC wiring layer between the third ground layer and the RFIC, electrically connected to the RFIC, and providing a transmission path of the base signal, and an IC insulating layer between the third ground layer and the RFIC, having a higher dielectric constant than the feed-line insulating layer.

Radio frequency module

An antenna apparatus includes: a feed via; a patch antenna pattern electrically connected to one end of the feed via; a ground layer disposed in a position vertically lower than a position of the patch antenna pattern, and having a through-hole through which the feed via passes; a first conductive ring pattern laterally spaced apart from the patch antenna pattern, and having a first through region laterally surrounding the patch antenna pattern; and a second conductive ring pattern disposed in a position vertically higher than a position of the first conductive ring pattern, and having a second through region laterally surrounding the patch antenna pattern, wherein an area of the second through region is greater than an area of the first through region.

An antenna apparatus includes a ground layer, patch antenna patterns, feed vias, ring-type meta patterns, and coupling-type meta patterns. The ground layer has one or more through-holes. Patch antenna patterns are each disposed above the ground layer. Feed vias are disposed to penetrate through the one or more through-holes, and electrically connect to the patch antenna patterns, respectively. Ring-type meta patterns are arranged between the patch antenna patterns. Coupling-type meta patterns are alternately arranged between the patch antenna patterns in fewer numbers than the ring-type meta patterns in positions more distant from the patch antenna patterns than positions in which the ring-type meta patterns are arranged.

An antenna apparatus may include: a feed via; a patch antenna pattern electrically connected to the feed via; and coupling patterns spaced apart from the patch antenna pattern and spaced apart from each other. At least one of the coupling patterns may protrude in a direction in which the at least one of the coupling patterns is spaced apart from the patch antenna pattern.

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