Harada Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Xu Hai

Yoshimi Egashira

A two-wave antenna for telephones used in vehicles which includes two radiating elements in which one end of each of the two radiating elements is respectively connected to one end of a single phase coil and the effective radiating lengths of the two radiating elements are respectively 1/2 .lambda..sub.1 to 5/8 .lambda..sub.1 and an electrical length of the phase coil is 3/2 .lambda..sub.1 to 5/4 .lambda..sub.1 so that currents of the same phase and two frequency bands are carried in the two radiating elements and wherein .lambda..sub.1 is the wavelength of the first band.

Two-wave antenna for telephones used in vehicles

An M-type car antenna for traffic information communication systems including an antenna element having a length which is one-half of the wavelength of the radio way used in the information communication systems, and a connector which is connected via an electrostatic coupling to the center-of the antenna element, the impedance matching and feeding being carried out by the connector. In this antenna, the voltage polarity of the connector at the coupling point and that of the center of the antenna element are set to be opposite from each other, and the electric current in the antenna element and that in the connector are set to be in the same direction. Thus, the M-type antenna is compact and easy to manufacture with stable antenna characteristics.

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