Antenova Limited

Scott William Spencer Tyler

Simon Philip Kingsley

Devis Iellici

Steven Gregory O'Keefe

James William Kingsley

Tim John Palmer

Sarah Wilson

An integrated antenna device comprising a first, dielectric antenna component () and a second, electrically-conductive antenna component (), wherein the first and second components are not electrically connected to each other but are mutually arranged such that the second component is parasitically driven by the first component when the first component is fed with a predetermined signal.

Hybrid antenna using parasitic excitation of conducting antennas by dielectric antennas

A dielectric antenna comprising a dielectric element mounted on a first side of a dielectric substrate, a microstrip feed located on the first side of the substrate and extending between the substrate and the dielectric element, and a conductive layer formed on a second side of the substrate opposed to the first, wherein an aperture is formed in the conductive layer at a location corresponding to that of the dielectric element. The antenna is electrically small, has wide bandwidth and good gain characteristics, is efficient and not easily detuned.

Electrically small dielectric antenna with wide bandwidth

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Scott William Spencer Tyler