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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 09, 2008
Filed:
Oct. 06, 2005
Chia-lun Tang, Miao-Li Hsien, TW;
Shih-huang Yeh, Tou-Liu, TW;
Kin-lu Wong, Kao-Hsiung, TW;
Yung-tao Liu, Kao-Hsiung, TW;
Ting-chih Tseng, Tai-Nan Hsien, TW;
Chia-Lun Tang, Miao-Li Hsien, TW;
Shih-Huang Yeh, Tou-Liu, TW;
Kin-Lu Wong, Kao-Hsiung, TW;
Yung-Tao Liu, Kao-Hsiung, TW;
Ting-Chih Tseng, Tai-Nan Hsien, TW;
Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, TW;
Abstract
A planar dipole antenna comprises a dielectric substrate, two radiation conductors, and a transmission line. The two radiation conductors are formed on the dielectric substrate and separated by a predefined distance. Each radiation conductor includes first and second metal plates, and a meandered metal line. The meandered metal line has two ends and at least three bending points. One end of the meandered metal line is connected to the first metal plate, while the other end is connected to the second metal plate. This antenna increases the receiver's gain up to 6.8 dBi through the use of the current distribution of three equal-phase areas. This overcomes the drawback of a conventional antenna with receiver's gain only about 2.2 dBi. This planar dipole antenna has a simple structure of single-sided circuitry, and is easily formed on the dielectric substrate by a standard printing or etching process.