Abstract: An antenna assembly includes a first antenna element coupled to RF circuitry via a first feeder, and a second antenna element coupled to the RF circuitry via a second feeder. The first feeder and the second feeder have different shapes. The first antenna element and the second antenna element radiate in different frequency bands and in a direction parallel to a ground plane. The ground plane is disposed on at least one layer in a substrate that includes a plurality of layers parallel to one another. The first antenna element is disposed on first one or more of the layers and the second antenna element is disposed on second one or more of the layers, which are different from the first one or more of the layers. Another antenna assembly includes a first subarray of the first antenna elements and a second subarray of the second antenna elements.

Abstract: An antenna device includes a first dipole antenna, a second loop shaped antenna, a first feed line and a second feed line. The first dipole antenna operates at a first frequency band. The first dipole antenna includes a first portion and a second portion. The second loop shaped antenna operates at a second frequency band different from the first frequency band. A first terminal of the second loop shaped antennal is coupled to a second terminal of the first portion of the first dipole antenna. A second terminal of the second loop shaped antenna is coupled to a first terminal of the second portion of the first dipole antenna. The first feed line is coupled to the second terminal of the first portion of the first dipole antenna. The second feed line is coupled to the first terminal of the second portion of the first dipole antenna.

Abstract: An antenna system includes an antenna, a first frequency dividing circuit, a second frequency dividing circuit, and a plurality of matching circuits. The first frequency dividing circuit is coupled to the antenna. The matching circuits are coupled to the first frequency dividing circuit. The second frequency dividing circuit is coupled to the matching circuits. The matching circuits are configured to process different frequency signals, respectively.

Abstract: An antenna with swappable and selective radiation direction includes a first arm, a second arm electrically connected to the first arm, a third arm is electrically connected to the first arm, a first impedance tuning circuit coupled to the second arm for connecting the second arm to a ground or a first matching component according to a control signal, and a second impedance tuning circuit coupled to the third arm for connecting the third arm to the ground or a second matching component according to the control signal. By tuning impedance of the antenna, the antenna operates in a first mode corresponding to a first radiation direction or a second mode corresponding to a second radiation direction.

Abstract: A multi-band antenna array includes a plurality of first antennas for resonating at a first band, and a plurality of second antennas for resonating at a second band. A frequency of the second band is higher than a frequency of the first band. Locations of the plurality of first antennas project to a plurality of grid-one positions on a surface; locations of the plurality of second antennas project to a plurality of grid-two positions on the surface. Among the grid-one positions, a second grid-one position is nearest to a first grid-one position by a first distance along a first direction. Among the grid-two positions, a first grid-two position and a second grid-two position are closest two to the first grid-one position. The first and second grid-two positions are separated by a second distance along a second direction; and, the first direction and the second direction are nonparallel.

Abstract: A coffee powder distribution device includes a rotary member. The rotary member includes a shaft and a plurality of blades. The shaft is rotatable along an axis. The blades are disposed on the shaft and each have an inclined angle relative to the axis. Through rotation of the shaft, the blades are rotated coaxially to guide coffee powder to evenly fall down and distribute in a carrier.

Abstract: An interface module for a communication device includes a first switch, for forming a first connection between a first feeding point of an antenna of the communication device and one of a first matching component and a first grounding component; a second switch, for forming a second connection between a second feeding point of the antenna and one of a second matching component and a second grounding component; and a third switch, for forming a third connection between a transceiver and one of the first matching component and the first grounding component.

Abstract: A multi-antenna system is provided. The multi-antenna system includes a first antenna, a second antenna, a tunable circuit, and a frequency-divisional circuit. The first antenna is utilized to implement signals of a first frequency band. The second antenna is utilized to implement signals of a second frequency band. The second antenna is different from the first antenna, and frequencies of the second frequency band are greater than frequencies of the first frequency band. The tunable circuit is utilized to switch the signals of the first frequency band. The frequency-divisional circuit is utilized to suppress harmonics caused by the tunable circuit.

Abstract: An antenna with swappable and selective radiation direction includes a first arm, a second arm electrically connected to the first arm, a third arm is electrically connected to the first arm, a first impedance tuning circuit coupled to the second arm for connecting the second arm to a ground or a first matching component according to a control signal, and a second impedance tuning circuit coupled to the third arm for connecting the third arm to the ground or a second matching component according to the control signal. By tuning impedance of the antenna, the antenna operates in a first mode corresponding to a first radiation direction or a second mode corresponding to a second radiation direction.

Abstract: A multi-antenna system is provided. The multi-antenna system includes a first antenna, a second antenna, a tunable circuit, and a frequency-divisional circuit. The first antenna is utilized to implement signals of a first frequency band. The second antenna is utilized to implement signals of a second frequency band. The second antenna is different from the first antenna, and frequencies of the second frequency band are greater than frequencies of the first frequency band. The tunable circuit is utilized to switch the signals of the first frequency band. The frequency-divisional circuit is utilized to suppress harmonics caused by the tunable circuit.

Abstract: An antenna system includes an antenna, a first frequency dividing circuit, a second frequency dividing circuit, and a plurality of matching circuits. The first frequency dividing circuit is coupled to the antenna. The matching circuits are coupled to the first frequency dividing circuit. The second frequency dividing circuit is coupled to the matching circuits. The matching circuits are configured to process different frequency signals, respectively.

Abstract: A wireless communication device is used for performing wireless communication via at least one of a plurality of antennas. The antennas include a first antenna and a second antenna. The first antenna includes at least one first controllable component. The wireless communication device has at least one communication system and a control circuit. The at least one communication system is used to perform the wireless communication via at least one of the plurality of antennas. The control circuit is used to set the at least one first controllable component according to a first setting when the first antenna and the second antenna are active, and set the at least one first controllable component according to a second setting when the first antenna is inactive and the second antenna is active, where the second setting is different from the first setting.

Abstract: Examples of a metal-frame slot antenna with one or more matching circuits and apparatus thereof are described. A slot antenna may include a metallic frame, which may include a primary sheet with plural peripheral sides surrounding the primary sheet. The metallic frame may also include at least one slot. Each slot of the at least one slot may extend along one or more peripheral sides of the plural peripheral sides of the metallic frame such that the plural peripheral sides of the metallic frame are continuous without an opening. The at least one slot may include a first slot which may be generally U-shaped or contiguous along at least three peripheral sides of the plural peripheral sides.

Abstract: The invention provides an antenna for a wireless device, e.g., a cellular phone for wireless mobile telecommunication. The antenna includes a conductive feed strip and a conductive ground component. The ground component is for connecting a ground voltage, and comprises a portion along a surface of the device. The feed strip has a feed port for relaying a feed signal, and does not physically contact the ground component, so as to feed the ground component by noncontact electrical coupling, instead of physical contact.

Abstract: A communication device includes a system circuit board, a ground plane, a first antenna, a second antenna, a first metal element, and a second metal element. The ground plane is disposed on the system circuit board. The first metal element is substantially located between the first antenna and the second antenna. The first metal element is coupled to the ground plane such that a system ground plane is formed. The second metal element is adjacent to the first metal element and substantially located between the first antenna and the second antenna. The second metal element is coupled to the system ground plane. The first antenna, the second antenna, and the first metal element are substantially located at an edge of the system circuit board.

Abstract: A communication device includes a system circuit board, a ground plane, a first antenna, a second antenna, a first metal element, and a second metal element. The ground plane is disposed on the system circuit board. The first metal element is substantially located between the first antenna and the second antenna. The first metal element is coupled to the ground plane such that a system ground plane is formed. The second metal element is adjacent to the first metal element and substantially located between the first antenna and the second antenna. The second metal element is coupled to the system ground plane. The first antenna, the second antenna, and the first metal element are substantially located at an edge of the system circuit board.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a radiating element and an antenna radome. The antenna radome has at least one dielectric layer, which has an upper surface having many S-shaped metal patterns and a lower surface having many inverse S-shaped metal patterns corresponding to the S-shaped metal patterns. The S-shaped metal patterns are respectively coupled to the corresponding inverse S-shaped metal patterns to converge radiating beams outputted from the radiating element.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a radiating element and an antenna radome. The antenna radome has at least one dielectric layer, which has an upper surface having many S-shaped metal patterns and a lower surface having many inverse S-shaped metal patterns corresponding to the S-shaped metal patterns. The S-shaped metal patterns are respectively coupled to the corresponding inverse S-shaped metal patterns to converge radiating beams outputted from the radiating element.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a radiating element and an antenna radome. The antenna radome has at least one dielectric layer, which has an upper surface having many S-shaped metal patterns and a lower surface having many inverse S-shaped metal patterns corresponding to the S-shaped metal patterns. The S-shaped metal patterns are respectively coupled to the corresponding inverse S-shaped metal patterns to converge radiating beams outputted from the radiating element.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a radiating element and an antenna radome. The antenna radome has at least one dielectric layer, which has an upper surface having many S-shaped metal patterns and a lower surface having many inverse S-shaped metal patterns corresponding to the S-shaped metal patterns. The S-shaped metal patterns are respectively coupled to the corresponding inverse S-shaped metal patterns to converge radiating beams outputted from the radiating element.