Chip antenna
AssigneeSamsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd.
InventorHeung-Soo Park
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Abstract
A chip antenna for use in wireless LANS and in mobile communication terminals includes: a parallelepiped base block made of a dielectric material or a magnetic material, and a conductor pattern that includes a plurality of side electrodes disposed laterally on both side faces of the base block, and a plurality of upper and lower electrodes having bent portions adapted to be respectively connected to the side electrodes. The side electrodes and the upper and lower electrodes are connected together into a helix disposed around the base block. A ground terminal is disposed on the base block and is connected to a part of the conductor pattern.
Claims8
A chip antenna comprising:
- a parallelepiped base block of a dielectric or magnetic material;
- a conductor pattern comprising:
- (a) a plurality of side electrodes disposed laterally on both side faces of the base block;
- and (b) a plurality of upper and lower electrodes each having bent portions, the upper and lower electrodes adapted to respectively connect to the side electrodes, the side electrodes and the upper and lower electrodes being connected together into a helix disposed around the base block;
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- a ground terminal disposed on the base block and connected to a part of the conductor pattern.
A chip antenna comprising:
- a parallelepiped base block having a stack of dielectric or magnetic material sheets;
- a conductor pattern comprising:
- (a) a plurality of side electrodes disposed laterally on both side faces of the base block;
- and (b) a plurality of upper and lower electrodes each having bent portions, the upper and lower electrodes adapted to respectively connect to the side electrodes, the bent portions being lengthwisely directed, and the side electrodes and the upper and lower electrodes being connected together into a helix disposed within the base block;
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- a ground terminal disposed on the base block and connected to a part of the conductor pattern.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.