Abstract: A multi-frequency antenna includes a first antenna (1) and a second antenna (2) both operating at wireless wide area network, a third antenna (3) and a fourth antenna (4) both operating at wireless local area network. The first antenna, the second antenna, the third antenna and the fourth antenna are integrally made from a metal sheet and have a common grounding portion (50). The first and the second antennas have a first connecting portion (12) on which a feeding point (120) is located, and the third and the fourth antenna have a second connecting portion (34) on which another feeding point (340) is located.

Abstract: A bracket-antenna assembly (3a) for transmitting and receiving electromagnetic waves as well as supporting a liquid crystal display of an electronic device is disclosed. The bracket-antenna assembly is formed by a side of a loop bracket (3) and includes a first antenna (41) and a second antenna (42) having the same structure with the first antenna and arranged symmetrically to the first antenna on the side of the bracket. Each of the antennas includes two inverted-F antennas operating at different frequency bands. A remained portion of the bracket acts as a grounding portion (30) of both the first and the second antennas.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna (1) includes a first antenna (2), a second antenna (3) and a common grounding element (4). Both of the first antenna and the second antenna include a radiating element (2?, 3?), a connecting element (100, 300) respectively connecting the radiating element (2?, 3?) and a grounding portion (200, 400).

Abstract: A multi-band antenna includes a first antenna operating at wireless wide area network and having a first radiating arm, a second antenna operating at wireless local area network and a grounding portion employed by the first antenna and the second antenna. Wherein the first radiating arm of the first antenna further includes a metallic sheet, an insulative member affixed to the metallic sheet and a metal foil affixed to the insulative member.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna (1) for communication device includes a first radiating element portion (10) operating at a first frequency band, a second radiating element portion (20) operating at a second frequency band, an L-shaped ground portion (40), a conductive connection (50) interconnecting the first and second radiating element portions (10, 20) with the ground portion (40) and a slot (101) served as an impedance transformer and positioned on the ground portion (40). The slot (101) is implemented as a capacitive load that eliminates the inductive part of the input impedance of the antenna, thereby the slot (101) can match the input impedance of the antenna with a feed line.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna adapted for used in a portable electronic device, includes: a first antenna including a first radiating element, a common grounding element, and a first connecting element connecting the first radiating element and the common grounding element; a second antenna, including a first radiating portion, the common grounding element, and a second connecting element connecting the radiating portion and the grounding element. Free end portions of the first radiating element and the first radiating portion do not align with each other in any direction.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna includes a radiating element, a connecting element and a grounding element; the radiating element is made from a metal plate, and includes a first radiating portion and a second radiating portion having an end connect to one end of the first radiating portion. The first radiating portion, the second radiating portion and the connecting element is on the same planar, and the first radiating portion and the second radiating portion surround a rectangle rim.

Abstract: A dipole antenna (1) includes a first radiating trace (21) and a first grounding trace (31) respectively extending in substantially opposite directions, a second radiating trace (22) extending from an end of the first radiating trace in a direction which substantially perpendicular to the first radiating trace, and a second grounding trace (32) extending from an end of the first grounding trace in an opposite direction to the second radiating trace. The total length of the first and second radiating traces are ¼ operating wavelength of the dipole antenna.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna (1) includes a first antenna (1a), a second antenna (1b) and a grounding element (2). The first antenna (1a) includes a radiating element (10), a connecting element (20) connecting the radiating element (10) and the grounding element (2) and a feeding line. The radiating element (10) includes a first radiating section (11) working at a lower frequency, a second radiating (12) section working at a higher frequency and a third radiating section (13).

Abstract: A multi-band antenna used in an electronic device, comprising: a grounding element; a radiating element comprises a first radiating section operating at 900 MHz frequency band and a second radiating section operating at 1800 MHz frequency band; and a connecting section connecting the radiating element and the grounding element. The grounding element, the radiating element, and the connecting element locate respectively in the different plane. The whole structure of the multi-band antenna of the present invention designed combining the inner structure of the notebook or other portable electrical device. The multi-band antenna is suit to be installed in a notebook or other portable electrical device because the multi-band antenna occupies small space.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna (1) used in wireless communications includes a radiating portion (2), a grounding portion (4), and a connecting portion (3). The radiating portion (2) includes a first radiating element (21) operating at 900 MHz frequency band and a second radiating element (22) operating at 1800 MHz frequency band. The connecting portion (3) connects the radiating portion (2) and the grounding portion (4). The grounding portion (4), the radiating portion (2), and the connecting portion (3) locate in the same plane.

Abstract: A printed dipole antenna used in an electronic device comprising a PCB comprising some through holes; a grounding element locating on one side of the PCB; a radiating element locating on common side of the PCB with the grounding element; a coaxial cable comprising a inner conductor connecting to the radiating element and a braiding layer connecting to the grounding element; and a short circuit element locating on another side of the PCB electrically connecting the radiating element and the grounding element by said through holes. When the printed dipole antenna encounter an intense electromagnetic field, the interferential signal transmitting from the intense electromagnetic field would arrive to the grounding element through the radiating element. The interferential signal cannot arrive to the system and is unable disturb the working of the printed dipole antenna.

Abstract: A multi-frequency antenna includes a first antenna (1) and a second antenna (2) both operating at wireless wide area network, a third antenna (3) and a fourth antenna (4) both operating at wireless local area network. The first antenna, the second antenna, the third antenna and the fourth antenna are integrally made from a metal sheet and have a common grounding portion (50). The first and the second antennas have a first connecting portion (12) on which a feeding point (120) is located, and the third and the fourth antenna have a second connecting portion (34) on which another feeding point (340) is located.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna can be used in wireless communications under Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11a/b/g standards includes a rectangular base (1) forming a transverse bar (5) and a grounding bar (41) extending therefrom in a same direction, a radiating portion (2) arranged distantly above the base, an interconnection bar (3) connecting the base and the radiating portion and a feeder cable (6). The radiating portion includes a first and a second radiating arms extending from the interconnection bar in opposite directions. The first and the second radiating arms, the interconnection bar, the transverse bar, the grounding portion and the feeder cable corporately form a first and a second inverted-F antennas respectively operating at a lower frequency band and a higher frequency band.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna (1) used in an electronic device and formed of a metallic sheet by defining holes therein, including a first radiating portion (30), a second radiating portion (31), a third radiating portion (32), a ground portion (2), and a coaxial transmission line (4). The first radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a loop antenna operated at a higher frequency band of about 5.15–5.875 GHz. The second radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a first inverted-F antenna operated at another higher frequency band of about 5.725–5.875 GHz. The third radiating portion, the ground portion and the coaxial transmission line cooperatively form a second inverted-F antenna operated at a lower frequency band of about 2.4–2.5 GHz.

Abstract: A dipole antenna (1) includes a first radiating trace (21) and a first grounding trace (31) respectively extending in substantially opposite directions, a second radiating trace (22) extending from an end of the first radiating trace in a direction which substantially perpendicular to the first radiating trace, and a second grounding trace (32) extending from an end of the first grounding trace in an opposite direction to the second radiating trace. The total length of the first and second radiating traces are ¼ operating wavelength of the dipole antenna.

Abstract: A method for tuning a resonant frequency of an antenna includes the steps of providing an antenna having a radiating element operating at a present resonant frequency, determining a target operating frequency of the antenna, mensurating the present resonant frequency of the antenna and calculating a frequency offset between the present resonant frequency and the target operating frequency, providing a dielectric film covered on the radiating element, tuning an thickness and an area of the dielectric film, and repeating the mensurating step and the tuning step till the frequency offset reaches zero.