Abstract: The present invention relates to a communication unit, network and method for communication within a communication network, the unit comprising a transceiver portion, a processing unit and at least one interface arrangement for communication with at least one peripheral device. The unit further comprises an arrangement for transceiving at least parts of a signal to the communication network using at least one of said interface arrangements for communication with said at least one peripheral device.

Abstract: An antenna arrangement for a Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) radio system, the antenna arrangement transmitting and receiving in three essentially uncorrelated polarizations. The arrangement includes three parallel, stacked patches separated by first and second slots. A first feeding line feeds the first patch, and at least a second and third feeding line feed the second patch. In a first operating mode, the first feeding line generates a first constant E-field in the first slot between the edges of the first and second patches. In a second operating mode, the second feeding line contributes to a second, sinusoidally varying E-field in the second slot between the edges of the second and third patches. In a third operating mode, the third feeding line contributes to a third, sinusoidally varying E-field in the second slot between the edges of the second and third patches.

Abstract: An antenna arrangement for a Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) radio system, the antenna arrangement transmitting and receiving in three essentially uncorrelated polarizations. The arrangement includes first and second patches, and four feeding points for feeding the first patch. In one mode of operation, the feeding points are fed in phase with each other, resulting in a first constant E-field in a slot between the edges of the patches. In a second operating mode, the first and second feeding points are fed 180 degrees out of phase with each other, resulting in a second E-field in the slot having a first sinusoidal variation. In a third operating mode, the third and fourth feeding points are fed 180 degrees out of phase with each other, resulting in a third E-field in the slot having a second sinusoidal variation uncorrelated with the first sinusoidal variation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an antenna arrangement comprising means (1, 72, 72?, 77, 77?) for providing an approximation of a constant current electrical loop, which is arranged to provide a first essentially toroid-shaped radiation pattern (29), where the antenna arrangement further comprises a first (67) and a second (68) electrical dipole. The electrical dipoles (67, 68) are arranged essentially orthogonal to each other, and are arranged to provide a second (30) and third (31) essentially toroid-shaped radiation pattern which each is essentially orthogonal to the other and to the first essentially toroid-shaped radiation pattern (29).

Abstract: An antenna arrangement for a Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) radio system, the antenna arrangement transmitting and receiving in three essentially uncorrelated polarizations. The arrangement includes three parallel, stacked patches separated by first and second slots. A first feeding line feeds the first patch, and at least a second and third feeding line feed the second patch. In a first operating mode, the first feeding line generates a first constant E-field in the first slot between the edges of the first and second patches. In a second operating mode, the second feeding line contributes to a second, sinusoidally varying E-field in the second slot between the edges of the second and third patches. In a third operating mode, the third feeding line contributes to a third, sinusoidally varying E-field in the second slot between the edges of the second and third patches.

Abstract: An antenna arrangement for a Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) radio system, the antenna arrangement transmitting and receiving in three essentially uncorrelated polarizations. The arrangement includes first and second patches, and four feeding points for feeding the first patch. In one mode of operation, the feeding points are fed in phase with each other, resulting in a first constant E-field in a slot between the edges of the patches. In a second operating mode, the first and second feeding points are fed 180 degrees out of phase with each other, resulting in a second E-field in the slot having a first sinusoidal variation. In a third operating mode, the third and fourth feeding points are fed 180 degrees out of phase with each other, resulting in a third E-field in the slot having a second sinusoidal variation uncorrelated with the first sinusoidal variation.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an antenna arrangement comprising a dielectric medium (2) with a first side (3) and a second side (4), with a feeding arrangement (6; 6?) on the first side and at least one slot (5; 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73) in a ground plane on the second side, where the feeding arrangement comprises at least a first (13; 13?; 37; 37?), a second (14; 14?; 38; 38?), a third (15; 15?; 41; 41?) and a fourth (16; 16?, 42; 42?) feeding conductor, each intersecting the gap of the slot (5; 62, 63, 64, 65; 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73), where each intersection constitute a feeding point (17, 18, 19, 20; 39, 40, 43, 44, 50, 51, 52, 53) for the antenna arrangement (1; 1?; 1?; 1??). In a first mode of operation, a first constant E-field (26) that is directed across the slot is obtained. In a second mode of operation, a second E-field (28) which is directed across the slot, having a sinusoidal variation is obtained.

Abstract: The invention relates to a distribution network for electromagnetic signals, preferably for use in an antenna arrangement in the microwave range, comprising at least two waveguide branches, in which branches the electromagnetic signals propagate in different directions in relation to one another. The invention is characterized in that the at least two waveguide branches overlap one another at one point in the distribution network. The waveguide branches in the distribution network which overlap one another are preferably neighboring branches and have at lease one aperture in the part of the branch which overlaps the other branch.