Abstract: An antenna structure includes a radiation body, a grounding portion, a feeding portion, and a variable capacitor. The grounding portion is coupled to the radiation body and is configured to couple to ground. The feeding portion is coupled between the radiation body and the variable capacitor, the feeding portion is configured to receive feeding signals via the variable capacitor.

Abstract: An antenna module includes a main antenna and a parasitic resonator. The main antenna includes a feed arm, a ground arm, a first radiating body connected to one end of the feed arm, a second radiating body, and a third radiating body connected to one end of the ground arm. The first radiating body and the third radiating body are connected to the second radiating body and positioned at two sides of the second radiating body. The parasitic resonator is resonated with the main antenna and configured for widening a high frequency bandwidth of the main antenna.

Abstract: A slot antenna includes a dielectric substrate, a conductive layer, a slot and a feeding strip. The dielectric substrate includes a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The conductive layer is positioned on the first surface of the dielectric substrate, and is configured to electronically couple to ground. The slot is defined in the conductive layer and terminates on an edge of the conductive layer. The feeding strip is positioned on the second surface of the dielectric substrate and extends across the slot. The feeding strip is configured to feed current signal and resonate with the conductive layer.

Abstract: An antenna assembly includes a base, a ground surface, a first radiating portion, a second radiating portion, a third radiating portion, and a feed portion. The ground surface is arranged on a surface of the base. The feed portion includes a plurality of feed points mounted on the radiating portions. The first radiating portion and one feed point transmit and receive wireless signals at a first frequency band and a second frequency band; the second radiating portion and the third radiating portion couple with the feed points to transmit and receive wireless signals at a third frequency band and a fourth frequency. The first radiating portion, the second radiating portion, and the third radiating portion form several slot antennas. A wireless communication device employing the antenna assembly is also described.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feed section, a ground section, a first radiator, a second radiator, and a third radiator. The first radiator and the second radiator are both connected to the feed section. The third radiator is connected to the ground section. The first radiator defines a first slot. A second slot is defined between the second radiator and the third radiator. The third radiator defines a third slot. The third slot communicates with the second slot. Current is coupled from the first radiator and the second radiator to the third radiator via the first slot, the second slot, and the third slot.

Abstract: A multiband antenna includes a feed end, a first grounding end, a first main portion connected to the feed end, a second main portion, a first radiating portion, a second radiating portion, and a third radiating portion. The second main portion is coplanar with and connected to the first main portion. The first radiating portion is connected to a first edge of the second main portion opposite to the first main portion. The second radiating portion is connected to the first edge of the second main portion and spaced form the first radiating portion. The third radiating portion is connected to a second edge of the second main portion opposite to the first radiating portion. The first grounding end is connected to the third radiating portion.

Abstract: An antenna assembly includes an antenna, a radio frequency (RF) unit, and a matching unit. The antenna includes a first radiator and a second radiator. The matching unit is electronically connected between the antenna and the RF unit, and includes a first matching circuit and a second matching circuit. The first matching circuit matches impedance of the first radiator, and the second matching circuit matches impedance of the second radiator.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a dielectric substrate, a slot antenna, and a feeding strip. The dielectric substrate has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The slot antenna includes a ground plane positioned on the first surface of the dielectric substrate, and a slot defined in the ground plane where the conductive material is missing. The slot opens at an edge of the ground plane. The feeding strip is positioned on the second surface of the dielectric substrate and extends across the slot, the feeding strip resonates with the slot antenna.

Abstract: A tunable antenna including a dielectric substrate, a main antenna, and a resonating antenna is disclosed. The dielectric substrate is made of dielectric constant-tunable material. The main antenna is positioned on the dielectric substrate, the main antenna includes a feeding arm and a first grounding arm. The main antenna generates a low-frequency mode and at least one high-frequency mode. The resonating antenna is positioned on the dielectric substrate. The resonating antenna resonates with the main antenna to generate another high-frequency mode. The central frequencies of the low-frequency mode and the high-frequency modes of the tunable antenna are adjusted by adjusting a dielectric constant of the dielectric substrate.

Abstract: A dual-band Wi-Fi antenna structure includes a metallic middle frame of a casing of a handheld electronic device, a grounding plane received in the middle frame, an antenna body connected to the grounding plane, and an adjusting element. The grounding plane defines a rectangular recess in a corner thereof. The antenna body has a radiation patch having a part located over the recess. The adjusting element is located in the recess. An effective length of the recess is adjustable by adjusting a parameter of the adjusting element, which is a coefficient of self-inductance when the adjusting element is an adjustable inductor. By adjusting the effective length of the recess, a resonant frequency of the antenna structure at a low frequency band is adjustable, while a resonant frequency thereof at a high frequency band is not altered.

Abstract: A multiband antenna includes a feed end, a first ground end, a second ground end, a ground path, parasitic member, a first resonating member, and a second resonating member. The ground path is connected between the feed end and the first ground end. The first resonating member operates at a low frequency resonating mode. The second resonating member operates at a high frequency resonating mode. The second resonating member includes a first bent portion and a second bent portion. The first bent portion is coupled with the parasitic member to widen a bandwidth of the second resonating member at the high frequency resonating mode. The second bent portion is coupled with the first resonating member to reduce an electrical length of the first resonating member.

Abstract: A slot antenna includes a dielectric substrate, a conductive layer, a slot and a feeding strip. The dielectric substrate includes a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The conductive layer is positioned on the first surface of the dielectric substrate, and is configured to electronically couple to ground. The slot is defined in the conductive layer and terminates on an edge of the conductive layer. The feeding strip is positioned on the second surface of the dielectric substrate and extends across the slot. The feeding strip is configured to feed current signal and resonate with the conductive layer.

Abstract: The metal housing of a miniaturized electronic device is shaped to function as a multiband antenna assembly. The antenna assembly includes a feeding terminal, a radiator connecting to the feeding terminal, and a metal element. The metal element is part of a housing of the electronic device. The metal element includes two antenna units, both of which are adjacent to and spaced from the radiator. An electronic device using the antenna assembly is also described.

Abstract: A housing includes a conductive metal base, a number of metal patterns, and a number of insulating fillers. The metal patterns are formed on the base and spaced from each other. Each of the plurality of insulating filler is situated between two adjacent metal patterns of the plurality of metal patterns.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feed portion, a ground portion, at least one metallic portion, and a radiating portion. The ground portion is spaced apart from the feed portion. The least one metallic portion is electrically connected to the ground portion. The radiating portion has a first end electrically connected to the feed portion and a second end electrically connected to the at least one metallic portion.

Abstract: An exemplary wireless communication device includes a circuit board, a metal board, and a display module. The circuit board includes two groups of connecting terminals. The metal board is located on the circuit board and includes two metal bodies. The display module is located on the metal board. One metal body is electronically connected to one group of connecting terminals. The other metal body is electronically connected to the other group of connecting terminals.

Abstract: A wireless communication device includes a housing, a circuit board, a first feed portion, a second feed portion, a third feed portion, and a ground portion. The housing includes a first conducting section, a separator section, and a second conducting section. The separator section insulates the first conducting section from the second conducting section. The first feed portion and the second feed portion are electronically connected between the circuit board and the first section. The third feed portion is spaced from the first section. The ground portion is electronically connected to the circuit board, the first section, and the second section.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a feed portion, a ground portion, a first radiating body, a second radiating body, and a third radiating body. The feed portion is connected to a first shared portion of the first radiating body. The second radiating body further includes a second shared portion connected to the first shared portion. The first and second shared portions are included in a third radiating body together with a combining portion between the second shared portion and the ground portion. The first radiating body receives and sends wireless signals of a first frequency band, the second radiating body uses a second frequency band, and the third radiating body uses a third frequency band.

Abstract: A wireless communication device includes a base board, a metal zone, and a filter. The metal zone and the filter are disposed on the base board. The metal zone defines a slot. The filter is connected to the slot to divide the slot into a first slot section and a second slot section. When a current having a first frequency flows through the first slot section and the second slot section, the filter is in an open circuit state, and the first slot section and the second slot section are activated to receive/transmit wireless signals having a first central frequency. When a current having a second frequency only flows through the first slot section, the filter is in a closed circuit state, and the first slot section is activated to receive/transmit wireless signals having a second central frequency.

Abstract: An antenna assembly employed by a wireless communication device having a housing includes a base board, a grounding member secured on the base board and grounding the antenna assembly, a first radio member electrically connected to the based board to receive and transmit wireless signals having a first central frequency, and a second radio member forming a portion of the housing and electrically connected to the grounding member. The second radio member couples with the first radio member to receive and transmit wireless signals having a second central frequency.