Abstract: An antenna structure includes a baseplate, a first radiator plate, a second radiator plate, and a third radiator plate. The baseplate has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The first radiator plate is disposed on the first surface. The second radiator plate is disposed on the first surface. The third radiator plate is disposed on the second surface. A slot is defined between the first radiator plate and the second radiator plate, and the second radiator plate is coupled to the first radiator plate and the third radiator plate.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feed portion, a ground portion, a first radiator, a second radiator, a first metallic sheet, and a second metallic sheet. The first radiator is coupled to the feed portion. The second radiator is spaced from the first radiator, and is electronically coupled to the first radiator. The first metallic sheet is coupled to the ground portion. The first metallic sheet and the second metallic sheet are connected to two opposite sides of the second radiator.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feeding portion, a first grounding portion, a second grounding portion, a first loop antenna and a second loop antenna. The feeding portion has a first side and a second side parallel to the first side. The first grounding portion is positioned adjacent and apart from the first side of the feeding portion. The second grounding portion is positioned adjacent and apart from the second side of the grounding portion. The first loop antenna is defined to accept a second loop antenna therein, and is electronically coupled to the first and second grounding portions. The second loop antenna is positioned inside and apart from the first loop antenna, and further electronically coupled to the feeding portion.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feeding portion, a grounding portion, a first radiating body, a second radiating body, a first coupling portion and a second coupling portion. The first radiating body is electronically coupled to the grounding portion and the feeding portion. The second radiating body is positioned apart from the first radiation body. The first coupling portion is electronically coupled between the first radiating body and the second radiating body. The second coupling portion faces the first coupling portion and is electronically coupled between the first and second radiating bodies. The first and second radiating bodies, and the first and second coupling portions cooperatively define a loop antenna.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a monopole antenna, a short parasitic antenna and an impedance matching circuit. The monopole antenna includes a first radiating body, a second radiating body and a feeding portion coupled to the first radiating body and the second radiating body. The first radiating body configured to excite a low-frequency resonating mode; the second radiating body configured to excite a first high-frequency resonating mode. The short parasitic antenna includes a parasitic body spaced apart from the second radiating body and a grounding portion coupled to the parasitic body. The short parasitic antenna configured to excite a second high-frequency resonating mode, and resonate with the second radiating body to excite a third high-frequency resonating mode. The impedance matching circuit includes a variable capacitor configured to regulate operating frequency band of the low-frequency resonating mode.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feed portion, a first ground portion, a second ground portion, a first antenna, and a second antenna. The first antenna includes a first radiator and a second radiator. The second antenna includes a first radiation portion, a second radiation portion, a third radiation portion, and a fourth radiation portion, the first radiation portion, the second radiation portion, the third radiation portion, and the fourth radiation portion are connected in turn to substantially form a loop structure. Both of the first radiator and the second radiator are connected to the feed portion, the first radiator is parallel to the first radiation portion, the second radiator is parallel to the second radiation portion, the first radiation portion is connected to the first ground portion, and the fourth radiation portion is connected to the second ground portion.

Abstract: A broadband antenna for a wireless communication device includes a first feeding portion, a second feeding portion, a grounding portion, a low band radiating unit, a high band radiating unit, and a resonating unit. The low band radiating unit is connected to the first feeding portion and establishing a first current path to generate a low band frequency. The high band radiating unit is connected to the second feeding portion and establishing a second current path to generate a first high band frequency. The resonating unit is connected to the grounding portion and establishing a third current path to generate a second high band frequency. The resonating unit resonates with the high band radiating unit to generate a third high band frequency.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a metal member, an extending section, and a metal sheet. The metal member defines a gap. The gap divides the metal member into a first portion and a second portion. The extending section is connected to the first portion of the metal ember to cooperatively form a first antenna. The first antenna, the metal sheet and the second portion of the metal portion cooperatively form a second antenna.

Abstract: An antenna assembly includes a feed end, a pair of ground ends, a first antenna, and a second antenna connected to the ground ends. The first antenna is connected to the feed end. The first antenna activates a high frequency band resonance mode. The second antenna is connected to the ground ends, and coupled with the first antenna to activate a low frequency band resonance mode. The feed end and the pair of ground ends are parallel to each other. The feed end and the pair of ground ends are coplanar to form a coplanar-waveguide feed structure.