Low-Footprint Dual-Band Ultra-Wideband Antenna Modules

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Vivek Tulshiram Bharambe of San Jose CA (US)

Low-Footprint Dual-Band Ultra-Wideband Antenna Modules - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240266734 titled 'Low-Footprint Dual-Band Ultra-Wideband Antenna Modules

The abstract describes a low-footprint dual-band ultra-wideband (UWB) antenna module for use in mobile devices.

The UWB antenna module includes a multi-layer dual-band antenna with patch antennas, ground plate, feeding plate, and parasitic strips.
The parasitic strips are configured to resonate at frequencies within the first and second bands of the antenna.
The feeding plate is electromagnetically coupled to the parasitic strips for enhanced performance.

Potential Applications: - Mobile phones - Tablets - Other mobile devices requiring UWB connectivity

Problems Solved: - Providing low-footprint UWB antenna solutions for mobile devices - Enhancing connectivity and performance in compact devices

Benefits: - Improved signal strength and range - Compact design for integration into small devices - Dual-band functionality for versatile use cases

Commercial Applications: The technology can be utilized in the development of next-generation mobile devices, enhancing their connectivity capabilities and overall performance.

Questions about UWB Antenna Modules: 1. How does the multi-layer design of the UWB antenna module contribute to its performance? 2. What are the key advantages of using dual-band functionality in UWB antennas?

Frequently Updated Research: Ongoing research focuses on optimizing the design and performance of UWB antenna modules for various mobile applications.

Original Abstract Submitted

this document describes low-footprint dual-band ultra-wideband (uwb) antenna modules. a described uwb antenna module may be used as an internal part of a mobile device (e.g., cellphone, tablet, and/or other mobile devices). the uwb antenna module includes a multi-layer dual-band antenna that includes a set of multi-layer patch antennas, each patch antenna including a layer with a conductive ground plate, a feeding plate layer, and a parasitic strip layer with two parasitic strips, one configured to resonate at a frequency within a first band of the dual-band antenna, the other configured to resonate at a frequency within a second band of the dual-band antenna. the parasitic strips are electromagnetically coupled to the feeding plate.