Abstract: A quadri-filar helical antenna structure includes a cylindrical body having a relative dielectric constant greater than 4, and four radial metal plates on a distal end of the cylindrical body, and each radial metal plate is extended along the cylindrical body. The ends of every two adjacent radial metal plates are connected to form two antenna structures, and a circuit board is fixed. A ground surface is installed on one side of the circuit board and coupled to one of the antennas. An impedance matching circuit is installed on another side of the circuit board, and one end of the impedance matching circuit is coupled to another antenna. A feeder is installed at another end of the impedance matching circuit. Four radial metal plates having an electric length about odd multiples of a quarter of wavelength of the cylindrical body can receive satellite signals.

Abstract: A quadri-filar helical antenna structure includes a cylindrical body having a relative dielectric constant greater than 4, and four radial metal plates on a distal end of the cylindrical body, and each radial metal plate is extended along the cylindrical body. The ends of every two adjacent radial metal plates are connected to form two antenna structures, and a circuit board is fixed. A ground surface is installed on one side of the circuit board and coupled to one of the antennas. An impedance matching circuit is installed on another side of the circuit board, and one end of the impedance matching circuit is coupled to another antenna. A feeder is installed at another end of the impedance matching circuit. Four radial metal plates having an electric length about odd multiples of a quarter of wavelength of the cylindrical body can receive satellite signals.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a quadri-filar helix antenna structure, which comprises a cylindrical body made of a dielectric material with a relative dielectric constant ?r greater than 4, and four radiating metal plates disposed on a distal end surface of the cylindrical body and extended along the radial direction of the center of the cylindrical body to its periphery and then along the radial direction in a spiral course on the circumferential surface thereof to its periphery on the other end respectively, wherein the ends of every two adjacent radiating metal plates are coupled with each other to constitute two sets of antenna structures, a penetrating hole is disposed at the central position of the cylindrical body and is precisely embedded into a coaxial cable, and a shield cable disposed at the periphery on one end of the coaxial cable is coupled to an end of another set of antenna structure. Therefore, the antenna not only reduces the overall volume, but also greatly lowers its production costs.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a quadri-filar helix antenna structure, which comprises a cylindrical body made of a dielectric material with a relative dielectric constant ?r greater than 4, and four radiating metal plates disposed on a distal end surface of the cylindrical body and extended along the radial direction of the center of the cylindrical body to its periphery and then along the radial direction in a spiral course on the circumferential surface thereof to its periphery on the other end respectively, wherein the ends of every two adjacent radiating metal plates are coupled with each other to constitute two sets of antenna structures, a penetrating hole is disposed at the central position of the cylindrical body and is precisely embedded into a coaxial cable, and a shield cable disposed at the periphery on one end of the coaxial cable is coupled to an end of another set of antenna structure. Therefore, the antenna not only reduces the overall volume, but also greatly lowers its production costs.

Abstract: The present invention is to provide an arrangement for giving a planar antenna added strength in construction, which comprises a grounded metal element on bottom of a dielectric substrate of the planar antenna and a curved radiating metal member above the dielectric substrate including two integral radial supports bent and extended downward, wherein one support has one end electrically connected to circuitry in the dielectric substrate for serving as a feed point, and the other support has one end passed the dielectric substrate to connect to the grounded metal element for serving as a ground terminal, so as to prevent the planar antenna from being easily deformed.