Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Microstrip
Patent
1999-03-12
2000-08-22
Ho, Tan
Communications: radio wave antennas
Antennas
Microstrip
343846, 333 24C, H01Q 138
Patent
active
061079650
ABSTRACT:
The dual polarized antenna element includes a planar radiating element (2) arranged in a first plane; a metallic surface (4) arranged in a second plane and provided with slots (5,6; 5,6.1,6.2) extending under the radiating element (2); a supply conductor structure (7,8) arranged in a third plane so as to be coupled with the slots (5,6; 5,6.1,6.2) in the second plane, which is located above the third plane. One slot (5) extends on a line of symmetry (11) of the radiating element (2) and the other slot (6; 6.1,6.2) runs perpendicularly to and mirror symmetric to the line of symmetry (11). In order to provide the highest possible decoupling of both polarizations, the other slots (6; 6.1,6.2) running perpendicular to the line of symmetry (11) is coupled with a supply conductor (8) of the supply conductor structure (7,8) at two points (12,14;13,15) located at respective mirror symmetric positions relative to the line of symmetry and is mirror symmetric to the line of symmetry (11) thus acting as a branching conductor.
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Ho Tan
Robert & Bosch GmbH
Striker Michael J.
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