Wen-Tai Tseng

Title: Wen-Tai Tseng: Antenna Inventions and Patent Work

Introduction

Wen-Tai Tseng is an inventor associated with Hsinchu, Taiwan, and Wistron Neweb Corporation. Tseng’s patent work includes antenna designs that arrange radiation elements, grounding structures, and conductive connections to support antenna-system functionality. The supplied information identifies 4 patents.

Latest Patents

**Antenna system.** This invention describes a first antenna structure with a ground element and three radiation elements. The first radiation element is coupled to the ground element, and together they define a region. A second radiation element, which has a feeding point, sits adjacent to the first radiation element. A third radiation element connects to that feeding point and sits adjacent to the ground element. Both the second and third radiation elements are positioned within the defined region.

**Antenna structure.** This design includes a grounding element, three radiation portions, shorting and grounding radiation portions, a dielectric substrate, and a conductive via. The first and second radiation portions connect to a feeding point, while the second radiation portion also connects to the grounding element through the shorting radiation portion. The third radiation portion connects to the grounding element. A coupling gap separates the grounding radiation portion from the grounding element. The first and third radiation portions are placed on opposite surfaces of the dielectric substrate and connect through the conductive via.

Career Highlights

Tseng’s listed work at Wistron Neweb Corporation focuses on antenna structures and systems. The described inventions use multiple radiation elements, feeding points, grounding arrangements, substrate surfaces, and conductive connections.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Kuo-Jen Lai and Hung-Ying Lin as Tseng’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Wen-Tai Tseng’s patent portfolio, as described here, reflects work on antenna systems and structures, including designs that coordinate radiation elements with grounding and feeding components.