Chip antenna and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneeFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsIsao Tomomatsu, Takahiro Ueno, Mitsuo Yoshino, Shinji Satoh, Hiroki Hamada
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AssigneeFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsIsao Tomomatsu, Takahiro Ueno, Mitsuo Yoshino, Shinji Satoh, Hiroki Hamada
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Of margins of a resin molding with an antenna element buried therein which lie around the antenna element, a margin on that side of the resin molding where a gate mark remains is made larger than margins on other sides where there is no gate mark. Particularly, when the antenna element has a line antenna portion and a capacitance-adding portion provided at a distal end of the line antenna portion, the resin molding is injection-molded in such a way that a gate mark can be formed on that side where the capacitance-adding portion is located. Those portions of the resin molding where the terminal portions are led out are dented from levels of portions around those portions. This provides a chip antenna which has a simple structure with a high mechanical strength and does not prevent separation or cracking from occurring in the resin molding in which the antenna element is buried and a method of manufacturing the chip antenna.
A chip antenna comprising:
A chip antenna comprising:
A method of manufacturing a chip antenna whose antenna element has a capacitance-adding portion at a distal end of a line antenna portion and is buried in a resin molding having a predetermined chip shape, comprising the step of:
A method of manufacturing a chip antenna which has an antenna element buried in a resin molding having a predetermined chip shape and terminal portions provided continuously to said antenna element and protruding from said resin molding, comprising the steps of:
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