Dual component antenna
OwnerVasilios Spiropoulosinventor
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Abstract
A method for producing an antenna for a radiocommunications apparatus entails that the antenna is injection moulded in a two-shot method. The antenna will then form a continuous piece of at least two different materials. A first material, which is configurationally stable and electrically insulating, and a second material, which is electrically conductive, are employed. An antenna for a radiocommunications apparatus is produced from at least two different materials by injection moulding. The first material is configurationally stable and electrically insulating, while the second material is electrically conductive.
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A method in the production of an antenna for a radiocommunications apparatus wherein the antenna is injection moulded in a two-stage method to form a continuous piece of at least two different materials, characterised in that a first material employed is a configurationally stable and electrically non-conductive plastics material and that a second material employed is an elastic, electrically conductive silicon material.
An antenna for a radiocommunications apparatus produced from at least two different materials by injection moulding in a two-stage method, characterised in that a first material is a configurationally stable, electrically non-conductive plastics material and that a second material is an elastic, electrically conductive silicon material.
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