Abstract: A dual-band HP omnidirectional antenna includes an electrically small (ES) first omnidirectional loop antenna for a first band, and a second omnidirectional loop antenna for a second band. The first omnidirectional loop antenna and the second omnidirectional loop antenna are capable of operating independently in the first band and the second band. A loading effect of the second omnidirectional loop antenna adapted to suppress a higher-order mode of the first omnidirectional loop antenna.

Abstract: A omnidirectional antenna includes a substrate; a dielectric resonator element arranged on the substrate; a feed circuit operably coupled with the dielectric resonator element and operable to facilitate operation of the omnidirectional antenna in a first frequency band; and a feed probe operably coupled with the dielectric resonator element and operable to facilitate operation of the omnidirectional antenna in a second frequency band different from the first frequency band.

Abstract: A tri-band omnidirectional dual-polarized antenna that includes a dielectric resonator, a first substrate containing a first feeding circuit; and a second substrate containing a second feeding circuit. The first substrate and the second substrate are both planar, which form a sandwiching structure with the dielectric resonator. The first and second feeding circuits are adapted to provide dual polarizations to three frequency bands. The antenna can be used in the tri-band wireless communication systems to provide large signal coverage and stable wireless access for mobile terminals.

Abstract: A tri-frequency multi-polarisation omnidirectional antenna comprising: a first plurality of curved electrically conductive strips arranged on the first face and being arranged to form an outer-loop; second plurality of curved electrically conductive strips arranged on the first face and being arranged to form an inner-loop; third plurality of curved electrically conductive strips arranged on the first face and being arranged to form middle-loop; a first power divider and a second power divider each connected to the strips of the inner-loop; a dielectric resonator comprising a first face, the first face arranged on the first face of the substrate; an electrically conductive probe being arranged at least partially within the dielectric resonator and extending at least part way along the symmetry axis.

Abstract: A tri-frequency multi-polarisation omnidirectional antenna comprising: a first plurality of curved electrically conductive strips arranged on the first face and being arranged to form an outer-loop; second plurality of curved electrically conductive strips arranged on the first face and being arranged to form an inner-loop; third plurality of curved electrically conductive strips arranged on the first face and being arranged to form middle-loop; a first power divider and a second power divider each connected to the strips of the inner-loop; a dielectric resonator comprising a first face, the first face arranged on the first face of the substrate; an electrically conductive probe being arranged at least partially within the dielectric resonator and extending at least part way along the symmetry axis.

Abstract: A dual-band HP omnidirectional antenna includes an electrically small (ES) first omnidirectional loop antenna for a first band, and a second omnidirectional loop antenna for a second band. The first omnidirectional loop antenna and the second omnidirectional loop antenna are capable of operating independently in the first band and the second band. A loading effect of the second omnidirectional loop antenna adapted to suppress a higher-order mode of the first omnidirectional loop antenna.

Abstract: Adjusting the layout size of a hyperlink includes displaying at least one hyperlink in a user interface; detecting a touch operation for the at least one hyperlink, and extracting position coordinates of a touch point formed by the touch operation on the user interface. Adjusting the layout size further includes determining a target hyperlink from the at least one hyperlink, and determining the precision of the touch operation with respect to the target hyperlink based on the position coordinates of the touch point; and adjusting layout size of the target hyperlink based on the determined precision. The hyperlink layout in a web page can be adapted to the touch precision of user's finger automatically, which facilitates the recognition of hyperlinks by the user's finger.

Abstract: Embodiments include a method for adjusting layout size of a hyperlink. The method comprises: displaying at least one hyperlink in a user interface; detecting a touch operation for the at least one hyperlink, and extracting position coordinates of a touch point formed by the touch operation on the user interface; determining a target hyperlink from the at least one hyperlink, and determining the precision of the touch operation with respect to the target hyperlink based on the position coordinates of the touch point; and adjusting layout size of the target hyperlink based on the determined precision. A hyperlink layout in a web page can be adapted to the touch precision of user's finger automatically, which facilitates the recognition of hyperlinks by the user's finger.

Abstract: Embodiments include a method for adjusting layout size of a hyperlink. The method comprises: displaying at least one hyperlink in a user interface; detecting a touch operation for the at least one hyperlink, and extracting position coordinates of a touch point formed by the touch operation on the user interface; determining a target hyperlink from the at least one hyperlink, and determining the precision of the touch operation with respect to the target hyperlink based on the position coordinates of the touch point; and adjusting layout size of the target hyperlink based on the determined precision. A hyperlink layout in a web page can be adapted to the touch precision of user's finger automatically, which facilitates the recognition of hyperlinks by the user's finger.

Abstract: Adjusting the layout size of a hyperlink includes displaying at least one hyperlink in a user interface; detecting a touch operation for the at least one hyperlink, and extracting position coordinates of a touch point formed by the touch operation on the user interface. Adjusting the layout size further includes determining a target hyperlink from the at least one hyperlink, and determining the precision of the touch operation with respect to the target hyperlink based on the position coordinates of the touch point; and adjusting layout size of the target hyperlink based on the determined precision. The hyperlink layout in a web page can be adapted to the touch precision of user's finger automatically, which facilitates the recognition of hyperlinks by the user's finger.