Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Chengdu University of Technology

Institute of Nuclear Physics and Chemistry, China Academy of Engineering Physics

Xin Luo

Kun Li

Wei Chen

Yi Chen

Xiao Zhou

Doron Ezri

Avi Weitzman

Jie Zhang

Jie Zhao

Wei Ye Chen

Michael Kadichevitz

Yuping Shu

Wei Jiang

Shuguang Xiao

Min Yu

Hongyong Lin

Xuehua Chen

Zhili Guo

Rui Lyu

Yun Li

Zui Tao

Kai Qi

Huaguo Wen

Chuanan Zhang

Yihua Zhang

Fang He

Yongjun Tu

Long Kong

Wen Huang

Tinghai Lv

Cai Peng

Yan Wei

Songbao Zhang

Yong Yang

He Xu

Chen Zhou

Wei Xiang

Shuming Peng

Xuejie Wang

Dazhi Qian

Shilei Zhu

Bin Tang

Rundong Li

Zhihua Zhang

Jun Xie

Jian Yao

Yang Zhang

Yujie Zhu

Hanming Liao

Tianlu Ni

Xijun Yang

Shubin Guo

Zhengchao Hu

A power divider and an electronic device are provided. The power divider includes: a main port having an input characteristic admittance; a first output port having a first characteristic admittance; a second output port having a second characteristic admittance, where the second and the first characteristic admittances have a predetermined ratio relationship; a first adjustment branch coupled between the main port and the first output port; and a second adjustment branch coupled between the main port and the second output port. The input characteristic admittance is a sum of admittances presented by the first and second adjustment branches at the main port. The admittance presented by the first adjustment branch at the main port and the admittance presented by the second adjustment branch at the main port are adjustable and the input characteristic admittance is enabled to be equal to a sum of the first and the second characteristic admittances.

Power divider and electronic device

A directional antenna and a communication device are provided in this disclosure. The directional antenna includes a first element, a second element and a first reflector. An operating frequency band of the first element is a first frequency band, and an operating frequency band of the second element is a second frequency band. An equivalent electrical length of the first reflector is equal to or slightly greater than one half of the wavelength of the first frequency band. The first reflector includes a first resonant circuit, the first resonant circuit includes a first capacitive part and a first inductive part that are connected in parallel. A resonance frequency of the first resonant circuit is within the second frequency band, and an equivalent electrical length of any part other than the first resonant circuit in the first reflector is less than one half of the wavelength of the second frequency band.

Directional antenna and communication device

An antenna for a wireless communication device, such as a Wi-Fi access point is provided. The antenna includes an electrically conductive radiation structure including a plurality of radially extending radiation slots, each of which has an open outer end at a perimeter of the electrically conductive radiation structure and defines a respective radiation portion of the electrically conductive radiation structure. The antenna includes a feeding network configured to feed an RF signal to the electrically conductive radiation structure, the feeding network includes a plurality of feeding arms configured to feed the RF signal into each radiation portion of the electrically conductive radiation structure for exciting each radiation portion to emit electromagnetic waves. The antenna includes a grounding structure including an electrically conductive grounding surface, which is spaced from and faces each radiation portion of the electrically conductive radiation structure for guiding the electromagnetic waves emitted by each radiation portion.

Antenna for a wireless communication device and such a device

An antenna device includes a plurality of dipole antennas and a port. Each of the dipole antennas is connected to the port. The plurality of dipole antennas is arranged around the port. Each of the plurality of dipole antennas includes two ends. The ends of the dipole antennas are arranged in a plurality of pairs. Each pair includes one end of one of the dipole antennas and one end of another one of the dipole antennas. The two ends in each pair are arranged in proximity to each other. One or more switches are configured to switch between (1) an omnidirectional state, in which the ends of the dipole antennas are not connected to each other; and (2) a directional state, in which the two ends in each of one or more of the pairs are connected to each other.

Beam diversity by smart antenna without passive elements

An antenna has a reflector and an active element. The reflector includes a multi-segment metal structure having a length within a first value range. The multi-segment metal structure includes a first metal structure connected to a second metal structure. A PIN diode is disposed on the first metal structure. The first metal structure is parallel to a polarization direction of the active element. The second metal structure is perpendicular to the first metal structure.

Antenna and wireless device

An antenna device includes a plurality of dipole antennas and a port. Each of the dipole antennas is connected to the port. The dipole antennas are arranged around the port. Each of the dipole antennas comprises two ends. The device further includes a plurality of passive elements. The ends of the dipole antennas and the passive elements are interchangeably arranged around the port such that each of the passive elements is situated between ends of two different antennas from the plurality of dipole antennas. One or more switches are configured to switch between an omnidirectional state, in which the ends of the dipole antennas are not connected to the plurality of passive elements, and a directional state, in which at least one end of one of the passive elements is connected to at least one end of one of the antennas.

Beam diversity by smart antenna with passive elements

This application provides an antenna system and a wireless device, and pertains to the field of communications technologies. In this application, a decoupling resonator is connected to a first antenna, and a resonance frequency of the decoupling resonator is within an operating frequency band of a second antenna, so that the decoupling resonator can resonate within the operating frequency band of the second antenna. The decoupling resonator reduces coupling between the first antenna and the second antenna, and isolation between the first antenna and the second antenna is improved.

Antenna system and wireless device

A smart antenna, an antenna feeder system, an antenna communications system, and an Access Point (AP) are provided. The smart antenna includes an antenna element array and an impedance transformation circuit. A feeding end of the antenna element array is connected to a first end of the impedance transformation circuit, a second end of the impedance transformation circuit is an input end of the smart antenna, and the input end of the smart antenna is connected to a feeder. The antenna element array can form a plurality of different beam shapes, and the impedance transformation circuit is configured to transform the different input impedance of the feeding end of the antenna element array into preset input impedance at the input end of the smart antenna.

Smart antenna, antenna feeder system, antenna communications system, and AP

Spa pillow

An antenna includes a first element, a second element, and a reactance-adjustable component. The first element receives an excitation current through an electrical connection to an antenna feeder, and the second element generates an induced current through electromagnetic induction of the first element. The reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the first element close to a reference plane, and/or the reactance-adjustable component is disposed at an end of the second element close to a reference plane. The reference plane uses a connection point between the first element and the antenna feeder as an origin point and is perpendicular to an axial direction of the first element. The reactance-adjustable component has an adjustable reactance value and is configured to adjust a phase difference between an excitation current and an induced current, where the phase difference has an association relationship with a target angle of radiation of the antenna.

Antenna and terminal

A method for identifying a reef-shoal reservoir in a faulted lacustrine basin based on a basement structure-paleogeomorphology-seismic facies progressive constraint, including: analyzing a basement structure of a work area; establishing a paleogeomorphology classification standard according to thickness, reflection structure and stratigraphic dip; based on well-seismic calibration and forward modeling, establishing a seismic facies classification standard for reef-shoal facies belts under different paleo-geomorphic conditions, and quantitatively predicting and describing a reservoir in the reef-shoal facies belts using seismic facies-controlled inversion; and according to analysis results of basement structure characteristic, paleogeomorphology classification and seismic facies, establishing a method for predicting a favorable reservoir.

Method for identifying reef-shoal reservoir in faulted lacustrine basin based on 'basement structure-paleogeomorphology-seismic facies' progressive constraint

The present disclosure relates to coaxial dual-band antennas. One example antenna includes a waveguide tube, a ring groove, and a high frequency feed. The waveguide tube has a tubular structure and is configured to transmit a first electromagnetic wave. The ring groove whose opening direction is the same as an output direction of the first electromagnetic wave is on a wall of the waveguide tube. A frequency of the first electromagnetic wave is lower than a frequency of an electromagnetic wave transmitted by the high frequency feed. The high frequency feed is located in the waveguide tube and has a same axis with the waveguide tube.

Dual-band antenna

A method of data transmission includes: receiving a first packet, where the first packet includes first compressed data and a first check value, the first compressed data is obtained by compressing first data based on a first compression mode, the first check value is obtained by processing a second check value based on a first check algorithm, the second check value is obtained by processing the first compressed data based on a second check algorithm; obtaining a first check code by processing the first packet based on a third check algorithm; determining, according to a correspondence between the first check code and the first compression mode, that the first compression mode is a compression mode used when the first data is compressed; and obtaining the first data by decompressing, based on a first decompression mode corresponding to the first compression mode, the first compressed data included in the first packet.

Data transmission method, apparatus, and system

This application provides implementations related to lenses. In one implementation, a lens comprises a substrate layer and a metal layer, wherein at least one surface of the substrate layer is a concave surface or a convex surface; the metal layer exists on the at least one surface of the substrate layer; the metal layer comprises a metal part and a hollow-out part, and the metal part or the hollow-out part is presented by using a graphics array; the graphics array comprises a plurality of first rings, the first ring comprises a plurality of graphic units, and a larger ring encircles a smaller ring in the plurality of first rings; and at least one of the following are different: size of graphic units comprised in two adjacent first rings, rotation angle of graphic units comprised in two adjacent first rings, or two adjacent first intervals, wherein the first interval is an interval between the two adjacent first rings.

Lens, lens antenna, remote radio unit, and base station

A method of low-frequency seismic data enhancement for improving the characterization precision of a deep carbonate reservoir includes: first performing inversions on an input seismic data set to obtain the corresponding reflection coefficients and average seismic wavelet; then constructing a seismic wavelet with rich low-frequency information; and finally, performing convolution on the seismic wavelet with rich low-frequency information and the reflection coefficients to obtain seismic data with rich low-frequency information and enhanced low-frequency energy. In the present invention, changes of the seismic data in a work area in transverse and longitudinal directions are taken into consideration, and processing parameters can be quickly determined according to actual conditions of the work area to obtain an optimal processing effect. In this way, the characterization quality of geological anomalies, such as a fault, a fracture system, or the like, in a deep carbonate reservoir can be improved significantly.

Method of low-frequency seismic data enhancement for improving characterization precision of deep carbonate reservoir

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