Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing, a first feed portion, and a second feed portion. The housing includes a metallic side frame, a metallic middle frame, and a metallic back board. The metallic side frame defines first and second gaps and the metallic back board defines a slot. The slot, and the first and second gaps, create a first radiation portion from the metallic side frame. The first and second feed portions are both electrically connected to the first radiation portion. When the first feed portion feeds current, the current flows through the first radiation portion, toward the second gap to excite a GPS mode and a WIFI 2.4 GHz mode. When the second feed portion feeds current, the current flows through the first radiation portion, toward the first gap to excite a WIFI 5 GHz mode.

Abstract: An antenna structure applied in a wireless communication device includes a frame, a first feed portion, a second feed portion, and a ground portion. The frame defines at least a first gap and a second gap. The first gap and the second gap collectively divide the frame into a first radiation portion and a second radiation portion. The first feed portion is electrically connected to the first radiation portion and a first signal feed point for feeding currents and signals to the first radiation portion. The second feed portion is electrically connected to the second radiation portion and a second signal feed point for feeding currents and signals to the second radiation portion. When the first radiation portion and the second radiation portion supply currents, respectively, the first radiation portion and the second radiation portion generate radiation signals in at least one same frequency band.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing, a first feed portion, and a second feed portion. The housing includes a metallic side frame, a metallic middle frame, and a metallic back board. The metallic side frame defines a first gap and a second gap. The metallic back board defines a slot. The slot, the first and second gaps divide a first radiation portion and a second radiation from the metallic side frame. The first feed portion is electrically connected to the first radiation portion. The second feed portion is electrically connected to the second radiation portion. The metallic middle frame and the metallic back board are connected to each other to form a system ground plane to provide a ground for the antenna structure.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing and a feed portion. The housing defines at least one gap and a slot that divides the housing into two or more radiation portions. The antenna structure further includes a middle-high band reflector (MHR). The MHR is connected to a side frame of the housing and extends along a direction parallel to one radiation portion. The MHR can also be positioned apart from one radiation portion. One end of the MHR is connected to a back board of the housing, the feed portion being electrically connected to one radiation portion. The back board and portions of the side frame without radiation portions are connected to form a system ground plane for grounding the antenna structure.

Abstract: An antenna structure applied in a wireless communication device includes a metal frame, a first feed portion, a second feed portion, and a ground portion. The metal frame defines a first gap and a second gap. A portion of the metal frame positioned between the first gap and the second gap forms the first radiation portion. The first feed portion is electrically connected to the first radiation portion and a first signal feed point for feeding current and signals to the first radiation portion. The second feed portion is positioned apart from the first feed portion, electrically connected to the first radiation portion and a second signal feed point for feeding current and signal to the first radiation portion. The ground portion is positioned between the first feed portion and the second feed portion and is connected to the first radiation portion for grounding the first radiation portion.

Abstract: An antenna structure with multiple frequency and MIMO capabilities applied to an electronic device includes back board, side frame, first feed point, second feed point, and first ground point. The side frame defines at least a first gap and a second gap. The first and second gaps create first and second radiation portions from the side frame. The first feed point from a source feeds current and signal to the first radiation portion. The second feed point from a source feeds current and signal to the second radiation portion. The first ground point is positioned between the first and second feed points. When the first feed point and the second feed point supply current, the first radiation portion and the second radiation generate at least one common radiation frequency band together with others.

Abstract: An antenna module includes a substrate, a radiation portion, and an active circuit. The radiation portion and the active circuit are both arranged on the substrate. The radiation portion is a complete sheet body made of conductive material, at least one signal feed point is arranged on one side of the radiation portion to feed electrical signals to the radiation portion. The radiation portion defines at least one slot, the slot divides the radiation portion into radiation branches arranged at intervals. Each radiation branch is electrically connected to a signal feeding point, so as to feed electric signals to the radiation branch. The active circuit is electrically connected to the radiation portion to switch radiation modes of the radiation portion. The application also provides an electronic device with the antenna module.

Abstract: A signal feeding assembly to a radiating element which is not formed from a metal frame or casing includes a substrate, a signal coupling unit, a switching unit, and a transmission unit. The switching unit includes at least two switching output ends. The transmission unit can transmit and receive a baseband signal and an RF signal. The signal coupling unit is spaced from a radiation element and can generate a plurality of radiation modes. The signal coupling unit includes at least two coupling pieces. Each coupling piece is electrically connected to a switching output end. The switching unit controls switching of the coupling pieces through the switching output ends and can switch a plurality of radiation modes. The application also provides an antenna module and an electronic device.

Abstract: An antenna for a foldable electronic device which functions equally well in both folded and unfolded states includes a rotating shaft and a housing. The overall housing is made of metallic material and includes a first housing and a second housing. The first housing connects to the second housing through the rotating shaft. The housing further defines at least one group of slots to form at least one slot antenna. The at least one slot antenna crosses the rotating shaft and extends to the first housing and/or the second housing. By setting at least one slot antenna to correspond to the rotating shaft, the foldable electronic device achieves high radiation performance whether the first and second housing are folded or unfolded.

Abstract: An antenna structure with multiple frequency capabilities applied to an electronic device includes frame body, first feed point, a first switch point, and second switch point. The frame body has at least one portion made of metal material and defines two gaps. The frame body between gaps form a first radiation portion. The first feed point from a source feeds current and signal to the first radiation portion. The first switch point and the second switch point are located at two ends of the frame body adjacent to the first gap. The first switch point and the second switch point are grounded through a switch circuit.

Abstract: An antenna structure of reduced size but able to cover first, second, and third LTE-A bands together with WI-FI and BLUETOOTH frequencies includes a metal frame defining at least two gaps. The gaps extend and pass completely through the metal frame, and divide the metal frame into radiating portions. At least one feeding portion is electrically coupled to each radiating portion. Each radiating portion can simultaneously activate first, second, and third operating modes for the radiation of signals in first, second, and third frequency bands.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing, a first feed portion, and a second feed portion. The housing includes a metallic side frame, a metallic middle frame, and a metallic back board. The metallic side frame defines first and second gaps and the metallic back board defines a slot. The slot, and the first and second gaps, create a first radiation portion from the metallic side frame. The first and second feed portions are both electrically connected to the first radiation portion. When the first feed portion feeds current, the current flows through the first radiation portion, toward the second gap to excite a GPS mode and a WIFI 2.4 GHz mode. When the second feed portion feeds current, the current flows through the first radiation portion, toward the first gap to excite a WIFI 5 GHz mode.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing, a first feed portion, and a second feed portion. The housing includes a metallic side frame, a metallic middle frame, and a metallic back board. The metallic side frame defines first and second gaps, and the metallic back board defines a slot. The slot, the first gap, and the second gap divide the metallic side frame to give a first radiation portion. The first and second feed portions are both electrically connected to the first radiation portion. When the first feed portion supplies a current, the current flows through the first radiation portion, toward the second gap to excite a first working mode. When the second feed portion supplies a current, the current flows through the first radiation portion, toward the first gap to excite a second working mode.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing, a first feed portion, and a second feed portion. The housing includes a metallic side frame, a metallic middle frame, and a metallic back board. The metallic side frame defines a first gap and a second gap. The metallic back board defines a slot. The slot, the first and second gaps divide a first radiation portion and a second radiation from the metallic side frame. The first feed portion is electrically connected to the first radiation portion. The second feed portion is electrically connected to the second radiation portion. The metallic middle frame and the metallic back board are connected to each other to form a system ground plane to provide a ground for the antenna structure.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide radiation bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing and a feed portion. The housing defines at least one gap and a slot that divides the housing into two or more radiation portions. The antenna structure further includes a middle-high band reflector (MHR). The MHR is connected to a side frame of the housing and extends along a direction parallel to one radiation portion. The MHR can also be positioned apart from one radiation portion. One end of the MHR is connected to a back board of the housing, the feed portion being electrically connected to one radiation portion. The back board and portions of the side frame without radiation portions are connected to form a system ground plane for grounding the antenna structure.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a housing, a feeding portion, and a connecting portion. The housing defines a gap and a groove. The housing forms a radiating portion and a coupling portion through the gap and the groove. A portion of the housing between the feeding portion and the gap forms a first radiating section. The connecting portion is electrically connected to one end of the coupling portion adjacent to the gap. When the feeding portion supplies current, the current flows through the feeding portion and the first radiating section, and is coupled to the connecting portion through the gap to activate a first operating mode. When the feeding portion supplies current, the current flows through the feeding portion and the first radiating section, and is coupled to the coupling portion through the gap to activate a second operating mode.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a housing and at least one switching circuit. The housing includes a border frame made of metal including at least one gap dividing the border frame into at least two radiating portions. The at least one switching circuit is mounted to the at least one gap and electrically coupled to the at least two radiating portions on opposite sides of the at least one switching circuit. The at least one switching circuit is controlled to switch between an open circuit state and a closed circuit state. A length of the at least two radiating portions is changed by the at least one switching circuit switched between the open circuit state and the closed circuit state to adjust a bandwidth of the antenna structure.

Abstract: An antenna structure with wide bandwidth in a reduced physical space includes a housing, a side wall, and a first feed portion. The housing includes a metal side frame, a metal middle frame, and a metal back board. The side wall is made of metal material. The metal middle frame and the metal back board are coupled to two sides of the side wall, and the metal middle frame is parallel to the metal back board. The metal side frame surrounds the metal back board. The metal side frame defines at least one gap. The metal back board defines a slot. The slot and the at least one gap cooperatively divide at least two radiation portions from the metal side frame. A wireless communication device employing the antenna structure is also provided.

Abstract: An antenna structure of reduced size but able to cover first, second, and third LTE-A bands together with WI-FI and BLUETOOTH frequencies includes a metal frame defining at least two gaps. The gaps extend and pass completely through the metal frame, and divide the metal frame into radiating portions. At least one feeding portion is electrically coupled to each radiating portion. Each radiating portion can simultaneously activate first, second, and third operating modes for the radiation of signals in first, second, and third frequency bands.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a housing and at least one switching circuit. The housing includes a border frame made of metal including at least one gap dividing the border frame into at least two radiating portions. The at least one switching circuit is mounted to the at least one gap and electrically coupled to the at least two radiating portions on opposite sides of the at least one switching circuit. The at least one switching circuit is controlled to switch between an open circuit state and a closed circuit state. A length of the at least two radiating portions is changed by the at least one switching circuit switched between the open circuit state and the closed circuit state to adjust a bandwidth of the antenna structure.