Chip Antenna Module
AssigneeSage Elephant Tech Co., Ltd.
InventorHung-Hsien Chiu
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AssigneeSage Elephant Tech Co., Ltd.
InventorHung-Hsien Chiu
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A chip antenna module is provided for use with an electronic device. The antenna module includes an insulation section arranged on a metal layer and the insulation section forms a non-metal closed area. A radiation resonance section is arranged in the insulation section. The radiation resonance section includes negative and positive radiation resonators. A negative electrode path is slightly less than a quarter wavelength of a predetermined low frequency in order to resonate with the low frequency. The negative radiation resonator distal end section is arranged to resonate with a predetermined high frequency. The positive radiation resonator is arranged to resonate with a predetermined high frequency. By coupling the positive radiation resonator with the negative radiation resonator, antenna impedance can be adjusted. The present invention has a simple structure, greatly reduces the antenna size, and allows for receiving and transmission of wireless signals of multiple frequencies.
A chip antenna module, which comprises an insulation section arranged on a metal layer, the insulation section forming a non-metal closed area, a radiation resonance section being arranged in the insulation section, the radiation resonance section comprising a negative radiation resonator and a positive radiation resonator, the negative radiation resonator comprising a negative radiation resonator grounding section, which is electrically connected to the metal layer, the positive radiation resonator being electrically connected to the signal feeding source, a first path being defined as extending from a negative radiation resonator distal end section to the negative radiation resonator grounding section and a second path being defined as extending from the negative radiation resonator grounding section along an insulation section periphery to a signal feeding source grounding section, a sum of lengths of the first and second paths being slightly less than a quarter wavelength of a predetermined low frequency in order to resonate with the predetermined low frequency, the negative radiation resonator distal end section being arranged to resonate with a predetermined high frequency, the positive radiation resonator being arranged to resonate with a predetermined high frequency, whereby by coupling the positive radiation resonator with the negative radiation resonator, an antenna impedance is adjustable.
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