Abstract: A multi-band has as an elongated grounding plate disposed vertically with a top edge defined thereon. A simulation induction portion includes a first conduction strip extended obliquely from a substantial middle of the top edge and a second conduction strip extended along the top edge from a free end of the first conduction strip to form an obtuse angle between the first and second conduction strips. A connecting portion extends perpendicularly and opposite to the grounding plate from a free end of the second conduction strip. A feeding point disposes on the connecting portion, adjacent to the second conduction strip. A high frequency radiator and a low frequency radiator are extended opposite to each other from a free end of the connecting portion.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna has a grounding plate with a first end and a second end defined at a longer side thereof. The longer side has an upward first connecting portion adjacent to the first end and a vertical second connecting portion. A feeding portion extends downwards from a lower edge of the second connecting portion. A first antenna radiator extends towards a same direction with respect to the second connecting portion along the grounding plate from an upper side of the second connecting portion. A second antenna radiator includes a first radiating portion, a second radiating portion and a third radiating portion. A third antenna radiator extends parallel to the first radiating portion from a side of the feeding portion. A coupling component includes a first section, a second section and a third section extending opposite to the first section from an end of the second section.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna includes a base plate having two opposite transverse edges and two opposite longitudinal edges respectively connected to the two transverse edges. A high frequency radiating element and a capacitance element are respectively bent downward from the two transverse edges of the base plate and then extend in a transverse direction. A feeding point is defined at one end of the capacitance element adjacent to the base plate. A low frequency radiating element extends from one longitudinal edge of the base plate. An inductance element extends from the other longitudinal edge of the base plate and has a transverse border exceeding the base plate in a longitudinal direction. A grounding element is bent downward from the transverse border of the inductance element and then extends in the same direction as the high frequency radiating element to be spaced from the capacitance element.

Abstract: An antenna apparatus includes a housing defining a plurality of walls and a plurality of included angle spaces between the walls. An inner surface of one of the walls is configured a telecommunication antenna. One of the included angle spaces opposite to the wall on which the telecommunication antenna is configured a global positioning system antenna. A broadcast receiving antenna positions in the housing and between the telecommunication antenna and the global positioning system antenna. Because the telecommunication antenna and the global positioning system antenna position away from each other, the interference therebetween will be reduced.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna includes a ground portion, a radiating element spaced from the ground portion, a tuning conductor extending from the radiating element and parallel to the ground portion to form a gap therebetween, a short-circuit conductor interconnecting the ground portion and the radiating element, and a feed point disposed at the radiating element and adjacent to the short-circuit conductor. The radiating element, the short-circuit conductor and the feed point function as a first inverted-F antenna obtaining a first high frequency band, and a second inverted-F antenna obtaining a low frequency band and a second high frequency band higher than the first high frequency band. The ground portion and the tuning conductor cause a capacitance effect to shift the second high frequency band to be close to the first high frequency band. It can cover various wireless communication frequency bands.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna has a grounding plate, a radiating element and a parasitic element. The radiating element has a level radiating portion disposed a predetermined distance away from the grounding plate and a first connecting portion connecting the level radiating portion with the grounding plate. The parasitic element has a substantially L-shaped parasitic portion away from the grounding plate and a second connecting portion disposed at the same side of the grounding plate with the first connecting portion to connect a free end of the L-shaped parasitic portion with the grounding plate. The L-shaped parasitic portion is substantially at the same plane with and spatially fences the level radiating portion to define a substantially L-shaped space. The multi-band antenna has simple structure and small size to be assembled in the limited space of notebook.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna has a feeding portion including a first feeding portion and a second feeding portion extending perpendicularly from a top of the first feeding portion. A first high-frequency portion spaced away from the second feeding portion extends upwards from the first feeding portion, and a second high-frequency portion extends perpendicularly from the first high-frequency portion and located at a same side with respect to the first feeding portion as the second feeding portion. A first low-frequency portion located at a same side with respect to the first feeding portion as the second high-frequency portion extends perpendicularly from an end of the first feeding portion. A second low-frequency portion extends upwards from the first low-frequency portion. A third low-frequency portion extends back to the first low-frequency portion from the second low-frequency portion. A grounding portion connected with the feeding portion by a connecting portion faces the low-frequency radiator.

Abstract: A wide band antenna mounted to a dielectric element has a first patch, a second patch spaced from the first patch and a ground patch. The first patch has a first portion with a feeding point thereat and a second portion connecting the first portion. The second patch has a third portion and a fourth portion connecting the third portion. The first portion and the second portion of the first patch space from and parallel the third portion and the fourth portion of the second patch respectively. The ground patch is close to the first portion of the first patch and the third portion of the second patch. The first patch obtains a first frequency range. The second patch responses electromagnetic energy from the first patch to obtain a second frequency range. Scope of the first and the second frequency ranges covers portion of ultra wide band communication frequency.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna includes a base plate, a first radiating element, a second radiating element and a third radiating element. The base plate has a first edge, a second edge opposite to the first edge, a third edge and a fourth edge both connecting the first and second edges and opposite to each other. A feeding portion and a ground portion are both extended from the first edge and respectively adjacent to the third edge and the fourth edge, and an opening is formed between the feeding portion and the ground portion. The first radiating element extends from a portion of the second edge adjacent to the third edge and spatially fences the second edge and the fourth edge. The second and third radiating elements tortuously extend from the third edge and are arranged adjacent to each other.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a connection portion. A feed portion connecting to the connection portion defines a feed point thereon. An inductance portion extends from the connection portion, and a free end of the inductance portion connects to a ground end. A capacitance portion that is in a long narrow strip shape extends from the connection portion and is parallel with and adjacent to the ground end. And radiating portions connect to the connection portion respectively. The antenna structure employs the inductance portion, the capacitance portion and the ground end to simulate a LC parallel connection to substitute for an inductor and a capacitor. Therefore, the antenna structure achieves an aim of adjusting a resonance frequency and an impedance matching without the inductor and the capacitor, simplifying the design of the antenna structure, decreasing the manufacture cost and attaining a good performance.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna has a first meandering portion, a second meandering portion and a connection portion defining two ends. The first meandering portion and the second meandering portion have different length. One end of the first meandering portion connects one end of the second meandering portion. The other end of the first meandering portion connects one end of the connection portion. The other end of the second meandering portion connects a feeding portion. The other end of the connection portion connects a ground portion. The feeding portion, the second meandering portion, the first meandering portion and the connection portion obtain an electrical resonance corresponding to a first frequency range. The second meandering portion obtains an electrical resonance corresponding to a second frequency range.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna has a base plate which defines a slot longitudinally extending and penetrating through one edge of the base plate to divide the base plate into a feeding portion and a grounding portion. A first radiating portion extends substantially perpendicularly from the feeding portion. A second radiating portion includes a connecting section substantially perpendicularly extending from the first radiating portion and substantially parallel and adjacent to the base plate and a radiating part connected with the connecting section and opposite to the base plate. The radiating part has a first radiating strip, a second radiating strip, a third radiating strip and an extended radiating strip, all of which shows a substantial stair-shape in combination.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna adapted for an Ultra-mobile Personal Computer has a grounding element including a first grounding portion of elongated plate shape and a second grounding portion extending substantially perpendicular to the first grounding portion from a long edge of the first grounding portion. A connecting element is connected with the second grounding portion. An installing element is connected with the second grounding portion and spaced away from the connecting portion. A radiating element includes a low frequency resonator extending from the connecting element, a high frequency resonator extending opposite to the low frequency resonator and towards the installing element from the connecting element, and an enhancing frequency resonator extending from an edge of the installing element back to the high frequency resonator. The low, high and enhancing frequency resonators are substantially aligned with each other and parallel to the second grounding portion.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna includes a first radiating portion, a second radiating portion and a third radiating portion. The second radiating portion includes a first section extending perpendicularly from a free end of the first radiating portion, and a second section extending substantially perpendicular to the first section and opposite to the first radiating portion from the first section. The third radiating portion includes a first segment extending in alignment with the first radiating portion from the free end of the first radiating portion, a second segment extending perpendicularly towards the second section from the first segment and spaced away from the first section and a third segment extending perpendicularly back to the first section from the second segment and spaced away from the second section. A feeding point is disposed at a junction of the first, second and third radiating portion.

Abstract: A dual-band antenna has a grounding portion, two ends of which extend substantially perpendicular to the grounding portion towards a same side to form a first fixing portion and a second fixing portion. An antenna unit extends towards the first fixing portion from the second fixing portion. The antenna unit includes a basic portion spaced from the grounding portion, a feeding point positioned at the basic portion, and a first and second radiating portion extending towards the first fixing portion from the basic portion side by side to space from each other. The first radiating portion extends beyond the second radiating portion. A coupling portion extends towards the second fixing portion from the first fixing portion along a substantially longitudinal centerline of the second radiating portion, with a free end thereof away from the second radiating portion and beyond a free end of the first radiating portion to define a space therebetween.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna includes a feed-in element having a feed-in point thereon. A first connecting portion extends from one side of the feed-in element. A ground element connects to a side of the first connecting portion and is parallel to the feed-in element. A holding portion perpendicularly extends from a side of the ground element opposite the first connecting portion. A second connecting portion perpendicularly bends and extends from a side of the feed-in element opposite the first connecting portion. A first radiating portion extends from one side of the second connecting portion. A second radiating portion extends from the other side of the second connecting portion opposite the first radiating portion. The first radiating portion and part of the second radiating portion are disposed at one side of the holding portion. The rest part of the second radiating portion is disposed at the other side of the holding portion.