Antenna arrangements having radiating elements radiating at different frequencies
AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson
InventorsAnders Derneryd, Martin Johansson, Zvonimir Sipus
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AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson
InventorsAnders Derneryd, Martin Johansson, Zvonimir Sipus
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An antenna arrangement includes a number of first radiating elements radiating in a first frequency band and a number of second radiating elements radiating in a second frequency band. The first and the second radiating elements are arranged in different planes. The second radiating elements are arranged in relation to the first radiating elements in such a way that each second radiating element partly overlaps the corresponding first radiating element. Each radiating element has at least one resonant dimension and the resonant dimension of the first radiating element is approximately twice the resonant dimension of the second radiating elements and the second radiating elements radiate at a frequency, or in a frequency band, which is approximately twice that of the first radiating element(s).
An antenna arrangement comprising a conductive ground plane, a number of first radiating elements radiating at a first frequency or in a first frequency band and a number of second radiating elements radiating at a second frequency or in a second frequency band, for each first radiating element a group of second radiating elements being arranged,
A base station antenna arrangement for mobile telecommunications comprising a number of first antennas intended for a mobile telecommunications system operating in a first frequency band, and further comprising a number of second antennas for a mobile telecommunications system operating in a second frequency band being approximately twice that of the first frequency band, so that the antennas for the first and the second system use one antenna aperture, the first and second antennas comprising an antenna arrangement in which groupwise to a number of first radiating elements a number of second radiating elements are arranged in a different plane so that the group of second radiating elements partly overlap the corresponding first radiating element, the resonant dimension of the first radiating element being substantially twice that of the second radiating elements.
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