一种新式小型多频段终端天线

在对终端天线进行研究的基础上,设计了一种新颖的小型单馈电点平面倒F天线。该天线可工作在GPS（1575.42MHz）、DCS（1710～1880MHz）、PCS（1850～1990MHz）、UMTS（1920～2170MHz）以及WLAN（2400～2480MHz）等五个主要的无线通信频段。根据仿真设计结果加工了实物模型,进行了天线性能测量,并对天线安装在载体上的实际性能进行了测量,给出了测试方向图。实验结果表明,该天线完全适用于多频段无线通信系统。     

用于平板电脑的小型化LTE/GSM/UMTS多频段天线

随着LTE在移动宽带服务中的使用,平板电脑等移动终端满足移动通信宽带化的需求日益迫切。设计了1个用于平板电脑的小型化LTE/GSM/UMTS多频段天线。天线尺寸只有15 mm×40 mm×0.8 mm。针对超薄平板电脑中平面倒置F型天线的高度要求难以实现,通过引入T型驱动单极子结构,有效降低了天线高度;通过嵌入并联谐振螺旋电感展宽了低频段(850 MHz~910 MHz)带宽;通过加载缺陷地结构展宽了高频段(1 710 MHz~2 690 MHz)带宽。天线覆盖GSM850/900/ 1800/1900/UMT2100/LTE2300/2500频段,同时天线增益也满足平板电脑的要求。     

Miniaturization of Dual‐Band PIFA for Wireless LAN Communication

In this letter, a simple method for reducing the size of a dual‐band planar inverted‐F antenna (PIFA) is described. This method is based on a coupling capacitor connected in parallel to the PIFA feed conductor. The proposed antenna occupies a small ground clearance of 10 mm×5 mm and is able to provide ?10‐dB impedance bandwidths of 120 MHz and 760 MHz for 2.45‐GHz and 5.5‐GHz wireless local area network applications, respectively. The measured antenna efficiencies are 71.8% and 73.6%, averaged over the 2.45‐GHz and 5.5‐GHz frequency bands, respectively.     

Multiband Handset Antenna Combining a PIFA, Slots, and Ground Plane Modes

A multiband handset antenna combining a PIFA and multiple slots on a ground plane is presented. It is shown by means of simulations that the slots on the ground plane have a double function: to tune the ground plane resonance at low frequencies (f ap 900 MHz) and to act as parasitic radiators at high frequencies (f ap 1800 MHz). A prototype is designed and built featuring a behavior suitable for low frequencies (GSM850 and GSM900) and for high frequencies spanning from DCS1800 to Bluetooth, and including, for instance, PCS1900, UMTS2000, and other possible systems. Reflection coefficient, efficiency, and radiation patterns are measured and compared with a design without slots to prove the advantages of the slotted ground plane. The component effect is investigated to determine critical areas where the placement is not recommended. Besides, the effect of the slot of the ground plane on SAR is investigated, by discussing the effect of the ground plane and slot modes for two phone positions. The total antenna volume of the proposed design is 40 times 15 times 6 mm³.     

EM interaction of handset antennas and a human in personalcommunications

In personal communications, the electromagnetic interaction between handset-mounted antennas and the nearby biological tissue is a key consideration. This paper presents a thorough investigation of this antenna-tissue interaction using the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) electromagnetic simulation approach with detailed models of real-life antennas on a transceiver handset. The monopole, side-mounted planar inverted F, top-mounted bent inverted F, and back-mounted planar inverted F antennas are selected as representative examples of external and internal configurations. Detailed models of the human head and hand are implemented to investigate the effects of the tissue location and physical model on the antenna performance. Experimental results are provided which support the computationally obtained conclusions. The specific absorption rate (SAR) in the tissue is examined for several different antenna/handset configurations. It is found that for a head-handset separation of 2 cm, the SAR in the head has a peak value between 0.9 and 3.8 mW/g and an average value between 0.06 and 0.10 mW/g for 1 W of power delivered to the antenna. Additionally, the head and hand absorb between 48 and 68% of the power delivered to the antenna     

Triple band planar inverted F antennas for handheld devices

Two novel triple band planar inverted F antennas (PIFAs) are presented. The first antenna is realised by housing a dual frequency L-shaped spur line loaded PIFA element within the lower resonance PIFA element. The second antenna is realised by embedding two single element PIFAs within a quarter-wave patch. For both antennas, an isolation of better than -15 dB between the feed ports and a good agreement between simulation and measurement results was obtained     

Modified planar inverted F antenna

The design of a modified planar inverted F antenna (PIFA) which is more compact (antenna length <λ₀/8 and antenna height <0.01 λ₀) and has a much wider antenna bandwidth (greater than 10 times that of a simple PIFA) is demonstrated. The reduction in antenna length is achieved by meandering the radiating patch, while the enhanced bandwidth with low antenna height is obtained using a chip-resistor load in place of the shorting post. A typical design of the modified PIFA in the 800 MHz band has been implemented, and experimental results are presented and discussed     

Small Internal Antenna Using Multiband,Wideband, and High‐Isolation MIMO Techniques

In this paper, a small internal antenna for a mobile handset is presented using multiband, wideband, and high‐isolation multiple‐input multiple‐output techniques. The proposed antenna consists of three planar inverted‐F antennas (PIFAs) that operate in the global system for mobile communication (GSM900), the digital communication system (DCS), the personal communication system (PCS), the universal mobile telecommunication system (UMTS), and wireless local area network (WLAN) bands with a physical size of 40 mm × 10 mm × 10 mm. A resonator attached to the folded PIFA creates dual resonances, achieving a wide bandwidth of approximately 460 MHz, covering the DCS, PCS, and UMTS bands; a meander shorting line is used to improve impedance matching. Additionally, a modified neutralization link is embedded between diversity antennas to enhance isolation, which results in a 6‐dB improvement in the isolation and less than 0.1 in the envelope correlation coefficient evaluated from the far‐field radiation patterns. Simulation and measurements demonstrate very similar results for S‐parameters and radiation patterns. Peak gains show 3.73 dBi, 3.77 dBi, 3.28 dBi, 2.15 dBi, and 5.86 dBi, and antenna efficiencies show 56.15%, 72.15%, 68.59%, 52.92%, and 82.93% for GSM900, DCS, PCS, UMTS, and WLAN bands, respectively.     

Multiband PIFA vehicle telematics antennas

Compact, low-cost antennas for multiband telematics applications on vehicles are described. The multifrequency band antennas are variations on the printed inverted-F antenna (PIFA) principle. One type of PIFA is a compact variation of a conventional antenna while the other is a novel planar version customized for different mounting positions such as bumpers, window, and roof mount. In both derivations the dimensions are small and have been specifically designed for low-cost production. Each antenna was designed for mobile telephone band coverage from 890 to 2100 MHz. Results from free-space simulations are included but more work needs to be carried out as the vehicles have a significant effect on antenna performance. On-vehicle tests are described where the antennas were placed on glass and plastic areas and integrated into an existing multipurpose roof mount antenna.     

Extremely compact dual-band PIFAs for MIMO application

A MIMO structure consisting of two extremely compact planar inverted-F antennas (PIFAs) (λ/60 x (λ/20 x (λ/60) is proposed for GSM 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz wireless local area network applications. The miniaturisation of each antenna is achieved through a spiral-shaped PIFA and a capacitive load, forming a LC resonator. Both antennas have a good impedance bandwidth of 0.88?0.945 and 2.39? 2.48 GHz for 0.9 and 2.4 GHz band, respectively. The two PIFA antennas are polarised orthogonally to each other, and isolation better than 228 dB is achieved in both bands without any structure etched on the ground. The predicted results are compared with the measured data and good agreement is found.     

Low SAR Ferrite Handset Antenna Design

The benefits resulting from the inclusion of ferrite in material loaded antennas are investigated, initially through the use of a spherical analytic model and then through a transmission line matrix simulation tool applied to a rectangular slab geometry. It is observed that a material with equality of relative permittivity and permeability in combination with specific positioning of the antenna in relation to the head, can result in the definitive small-size, high efficiency and bandwidth, low specific absorption rate (SAR) antenna. The accuracy of the simulations is validated both through efficiency and SAR measurements of three material coated monopole samples. Further research into optimizing the above attributes and translating them into a handset antenna leads to a multiband antenna design covering the GSM 1800, 1900, UMTS and Bluetooth bands, with a SAR value reduced by 88% compared to conventional phones and an efficiency of 38% at 1.8 GHz. A tri-band antenna design is also presented, utilizing currently available lossy ferrite material and it is considered as the first step towards the feasibility of the ultimate low SAR multiband ferrite handset antenna, until further material development specifically for antenna applications takes place     

Performance of shorted microstrip patch antennas for mobilecommunications handsets at 1800 MHz

We have investigated the application of two different types of novel shorted-patch antennas for mobile communications handsets at 1800 MHz. A single shorted-patch and a stacked shorted-patch antenna offering improved bandwidth are compared with data for a λ/4 monopole. The finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) technique was used to calculate antenna characteristics such as impedance and radiation patterns for two cases: on a handset and on a handset near a (2.5-mm voxel) heterogeneous head model in an actual position of phone use. We also obtained specific absorption rate (SAR) distributions and calculated the spatial peak 1-g SAR values. In addition, the effect on SAR and antenna characteristics of including a block model of the hand was assessed. Similar performance is achieved from the single or stacked shorted-patch antenna with the latter providing greater bandwidth, 8.2% versus 9.4% with the head and hand included. Both antennas reduce the l-g spatial peak SAR value in the head by 70% relative to the monopole. The presence of the hand reduces the efficiency of all three antenna types by approximately 10%     

An RFID Tag Using a Planar Inverted‐F Antenna Capable of Being Stuck to Metallic Objects

This letter presents the design for a low‐profile planar inverted‐F antenna (PIFA) that can be stuck to metallic objects to create a passive radio frequency identification (RFID) tag in the UHF band. The designed PIFA, which uses a dielectric substrate for the antenna, consists of a U‐slot patch for size reduction, several shorting pins, and a coplanar waveguide feeding structure to easily integrate with an RFID chip. The impedance bandwidth and maximum gain of the tag antenna are about 0.3% at 914 MHz for a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of less than 2 and 3.6 dBi, respectively. The maximum read range is about 4.5 m as long as the tag antenna is on a metallic object.     

船载短波鞭状天线的设计

在分析电小天线理论的基础上,设计了一款适用于船载通信的短波鞭状天线。天线体高度为2 m,内径为100 mm,利用HFSS电磁仿真软件建立了仿真模型。通过电抗加载来改善天线低频段阻抗特性,并在天线馈电端进行匹配网络设计,使天线在5 MHz~15 MHz频段内阻抗平稳,有效增加了带宽;通过天线结构的改进,有效提高了天线效率,增益达到-15 dB(5 MHz~9 MHz)和-10 dB(9 MHz~15 MHz),电压驻波比小于1.8,交叉带宽大于500 KHz。并且其结构紧凑,体积小,抗风能力强,符合船载环境下天线的设计需求。     

A novel low SAR water-based mobile handset antenna

The effect of mobile phones on human health is becoming a serious concern in the last decade. This paper suggests a novel water-based cellular phone antenna for reducing the electromagnetic wave radiation toward human head. Two antennas are considered: a single band PIFA operating at 1.8 GHz, and a dual band PIFA operating at 900 MHz and 1.8 GHz. The specific absorption rate (SAR) is decreased up to 0.6 W/kg by limiting the propagation of near electromagnetic fields toward the human head and therefore reducing the current density distribution. The reduction of SAR is carried out by introducing an U-edge wall made of an absorbing water material at each corner of the ground plane.     

Built-in folded monopole antenna for handsets

A built-in folded monopole antenna for handsets (BFMA) is introduced and investigated. The characteristics of the BFMA are compared with those of a planar inverted-F antenna (PIFA), which is one of the conventional handset antennas. As a result, it has been confirmed that the BFMA has smaller size and wider bandwidth compared with the PIFA.     

利用FDTD方法比较手提电话天线的方向图,输入阻抗及人头部的比吸收率(SAR)(英文)

本文给出了利用FDTD电磁模拟方法对常用的五种个人通信手提电话的天线和人头部组织相互作用的比较研究。在研究中考虑的蜂窝通信手提电话常用的天线种类为单极子、偶极子和倒F型（IFA）天线。不均匀的实际人头模型被用于预测天线特性（包括输入阻抗，方向图和辐射效率等）和对操作作者耦合的电磁效应。天线在人头部的潜在危险影响是用1W辐射功率在人组织产生的比吸收率（SAR）来评估。     

Design and Performance Investigation of a Dual-Element PIFA Array at 2.5 GHz for MIMO Terminal

A study is described of a modified planar inverted-F antenna (PIFA) operating in 2.5 GHz band on a printed circuit board (PCB) of a mobile phone handset. The antenna dimension is reduced substantially with a miniature ground plane and capacitive loading. While inheriting the attractive features of PIFAs, such as low profile, easy fabrication and low cost, the proposed antenna exhibits low coupling to the PCB. A dual-element PIFA array is implemented on a mobile handset PCB and the diversity performance of the dual-element PIFA array is evaluated in both simulation and measurement.     

A compact PIFA suitable for dual-frequency 900/1800-MHz operation

Planar inverted F antennas (PIFA) have been proposed as possible candidates for mobile telephone handsets. We describe the design of a compact PIFA suitable for operation at 900 MHz. In addition, we provide modifications to this design that allow it to operate in dual-frequency bands at 300 and 1800 MHz. Finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) and experimental results are provided     

Frequency-reconfigurable two-port antenna for mobile phone operating over multiple service bands

A frequency-reconfigurable antenna for a mobile phone with small volume is proposed. The proposed antenna consists of a planar inverted F-antenna (PIFA) with volume of 4times36times5timesmm³ and a monopole antenna embedded in the same space. The two antennas are excited by two separate feeds with a common ground plane. A switch is used in the PIFA for frequency-reconfigurable operation. The PIFA can cover either LTE (698-806-MHz) or GSM900 (880-960-MHz) depending on the state of the switch. The monopole antenna can cover either PCS1900 (1.85-1.99-GHz) and m-WiMAX (3.4-3.8-GHz) or WLAN 802.11a (5.15-5.35-GHz) depending on the state of the switch. The antenna gain is in the range of -1.99-0.61-dBi over 700-MHz-2-GHz bands and 2.39-4.62-dBi over the bands higher than 3-GHz. The proposed antenna is shown to have good radiation characteristics.