Harxon Corporation

Wenping Wu

Jie Zhang

Shiwei Wu

Xiaohui Wang

Jie Wang

Xiaoming Yin

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of antennas and provides a dual-frequency current-balancing quadrifilar helical antenna, which belongs to the technical field of antennas in multi-mode global satellite navigation system. The dual-frequency current-balancing quadrifilar helical antenna comprises a radiating part and a feeding part, wherein: the radiating part comprises a hollow column and four sets of spiral arms with the same specifications and equal intervals; the spiral arms are wound on a surface of the hollow column and the feeding part is mounted at an end of the hollow column; each set of spiral arms comprises a main radiating arm and an auxiliary radiating arm; terminals of the main radiating arm and the auxiliary radiating arm are open-circuited or short-circuited, and a coupling component is arranged at an open-circuited or short-circuited terminal. The dual-frequency current-balancing quadrifilar helical antenna provided in the present disclosure can increase the energy of a parasitic frequency band, improve the performance of the parasitic frequency band, and reduce the size of the antenna.

Dual-frequency current-balancing quadrifilar helical antenna

A quadrifilar helical antenna includes a conical supporting medium, a feed network, and four sets of antenna composite elements. Each set of antenna composite element includes at least one short-circuit helical arm and at least one open-circuit helical arm. The short-circuit helical arm and the open-circuit helical arm in each set of antenna composite element are sequentially wound on an outer wall of the conical supporting medium in one winding direction. In an axial direction of the conical supporting medium, a projection length of the short-circuit helical arm is greater than that of the open-circuit helical arm in each set of antenna composite element. The four sets of antenna composite elements are respectively coupled to a feeding point of the feed network for feeding, and the short-circuit helical arms in the four sets of antenna composite elements are in short-circuit connection. The antenna provided by embodiments of the present disclosure can efficiently improve the gain and gain bandwidth of the antenna under the condition that total occupation space is limited.

Quadrifilar helical antenna

Disclosed is an antenna mounting base and an antenna, the antenna mounting base comprising: an antenna substrate, a fixing plate and an annular reflective plate, wherein the antenna substrate is of a bowl-shaped structure, and an edge of an opening of the bowl-shaped structure is fixed to the fixing plate; the annular reflective plate stands on the fixing plate and is fixed to the fixing plate; the annular reflective plate and the antenna substrate are located on the same side of the fixing plate; and a feed support base is provided inside the bowl-shaped structure. In comparison with existing product technology, this antenna is simple to assemble, and has stronger structural consistency, and furthermore, the low pitch angle gain of the antenna is higher.

Antenna mounting base and antenna

A multifunctional GNSS antenna includes a PCB and first and second dielectric plates arranged in a stacked manner. The PCB has a lower surface with a circuit network, which is covered by a metal shield cover. The first dielectric plate has an upper surface with a first metal layer and a lower surface attached to an upper surface of the PCB. A first feed probe penetrates the first metal layer and the first dielectric plate and is coupled with the circuit network. A third metal layer is embedded in an edge and a lateral surface of the first dielectric plate, and is coupled by a third feed probe with the circuit network while a first short-circuit probe shorts the third metal layer to ground. The second dielectric plate has an upper surface with a second metal layer coupled by a second feed probe with the circuit network.

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Wenping Wu