Dual band diversity antenna having parasitic radiating element

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Microstrip

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343702, 343895, H01Q 138

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ABSTRACT:
A planar diversity antenna for communications devices, such as radiotelephones, has two radiating elements secured to opposite sides of a dielectric substrate. One radiating element is parasitically coupled to a fed radiating element to resonate at respective adjacent frequency bands. Each radiating element has a meandering electrically conductive path. The planar diversity antenna is maintained in spaced apart, generally parallel relationship with a ground plane within a radiotelephone.

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