WO2022201851A1 - アンテナ装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an antenna device.
- Patent Document 1 discloses an integrated antenna.
- the first and second telephone antennas in the integrated antenna disclosed in Patent Document 1 have limited corresponding frequency bands and are not compatible with wideband radio waves.
- one example of the object of the present invention is to realize an antenna device that can handle radio waves in a wide frequency band.
- a ground portion a main body portion facing the ground portion and having an open end portion, and a feed portion extending from the main body portion in a direction toward the ground portion and having a feed point. and a parasitic element for impedance adjustment of the antenna, which has a first end spaced apart from the open end.
- an antenna device that is compatible with radio waves in a wide frequency band.
- FIG. 1 It is the perspective view which looked the antenna device 1 of 1st Embodiment from (a) left rear, (b) right front, and (c) right rear. It is a schematic view of the antenna 2, and (a) the case where the length of the antenna 20 is half the length of the radio wave of the corresponding frequency band, and (b) the case where the length of the antenna 20 is 4 of the radio wave of the corresponding frequency band. It shows the case of 1/1 length.
- 4A and 4B are Smith charts showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when (a) there is no parasitic element 30 and (b) there is a parasitic element 30; 4 is a Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 without the parasitic element 30.
- FIG. 6 is a Smith chart showing the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the parasitic element 30 is present.
- 4 is a Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when there is a parasitic element 30 and a capacitor is connected in series with the antenna 10.
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing the relationship between VSWR and frequency in the antenna device 1.
- FIG. 3A is a diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1
- FIG. 3B is a Smith chart showing the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the distance between the parasitic element 30 and the antenna 10 is changed.
- 3A is a diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1
- FIG. 3B is a Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the longitudinal length of the parasitic element 30 is changed.
- FIG. 3A is a diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1, and FIG. 3B is a Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the longitudinal length of the parasitic element 30 is changed.
- (a) A diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1, and (b) Smith chart showing the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the width of the parasitic element 30 is changed.
- (a) A diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1, and (b) Smith chart showing the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the width of the parasitic element 30 is changed.
- (a) A diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1, and (b) Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10.
- FIG. (a) A diagram showing an example of the antenna device 1, and (b) Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10.
- FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view of the antenna device 100 according to the second embodiment; It is a perspective view of the antenna device 100 in 2nd Embodiment, (a) when it sees from the left front, (b) shows the case where it sees from the right front.
- the antenna device 1 is a vehicle antenna device used in a vehicle (vehicle with wheels) (not shown).
- the antenna device 1 is mounted, for example, on the upper surface (including the roof and back door) of the vehicle, below the upper surface, or inside the instrument panel.
- the antenna device 1 may be positioned in a part of the vehicle other than the inside of the roof or the instrument panel, such as a spoiler of the vehicle or an overhead console. Further, the antenna device 1 may be an antenna device other than for vehicles.
- the antenna device 1 has an antenna 2 , a ground portion 3 , a parasitic element 30 , a circuit board 50 and a holding member 60 .
- Antenna 2 functions as two antennas each capable of corresponding to a different frequency band. These two antennas are referred to below as antenna 10 and antenna 20 .
- the antenna 2 includes a feeding section 12 (described later) that functions as a third antenna.
- the direction from the ground part 3 to the antenna 2 is the upward direction, and the opposite direction is the downward direction.
- the direction in which the upper portion of the parasitic element 30 (first extending portion 31 described later) extends toward the second extending portion 11B of the element 11 described later is defined as the forward direction, and the opposite direction is defined as the rearward direction.
- the direction orthogonal to the up-down direction and the front-back direction be a left-right direction.
- the front-back direction is sometimes called the "X direction”
- the left-right direction is called the “Y direction”
- the up-down direction is called the "Z direction”.
- the backward direction is sometimes called +X direction
- the left direction is called +Y direction
- the upward direction is called +Z direction.
- the left-right direction is sometimes called the “horizontal direction” or “width direction”
- the up-down direction is sometimes called the “vertical direction” or “height direction”.
- the ground portion 3 functions as a ground for the antenna 2 and the parasitic element 30 of the antenna device 1 .
- the ground portion 3 may function as a ground for some of the antennas 2 .
- the ground portion 3 may function as the ground for the antenna 10 and another ground portion may function as the ground for the antenna 20 .
- the ground portion 3 is formed as an integral metal plate (sheet metal), as shown in FIG.
- the ground portion 3 may be composed of a plurality of separate metal plates.
- the ground portion 3 may be configured such that a metal plate on which the antenna 10 is provided and another metal plate on which the antenna 20 is provided are electrically connected.
- the ground portion 3 may be formed in a shape other than a plate as long as it functions as a ground for the antenna of the antenna device 1 .
- the ground portion 3 may be configured by freely combining a metal member and a non-metal member as long as the ground portion 3 functions as a ground for the antenna of the antenna device 1 .
- the ground part 3 may be configured to include a metal plate and a resin insulator.
- the ground part 3 may be composed of a single board in which a conductor pattern is formed on a printed circuit board (PCB).
- the ground portion 3 is formed of a substantially quadrilateral member when viewed in the vertical direction.
- substantially quadrilateral or “rectangle” refers to a shape consisting of four sides, including squares and rectangles. It may be curved, or at least some of the corners may be curved.
- a notch (concave portion) or protrusion (convex portion) may be provided on a part of the sides.
- Antenna 10 is a broadband antenna for mobile communication based on an inverted L antenna (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
- the antenna 10 is compatible with radio waves in the 699 MHz to 894 MHz band (corresponding to the “first frequency band”) for GSM, UMTS, and LTE, for example.
- the antenna 10 is not limited to this, and may be compatible with radio waves in some (for example, only for 5G) frequency bands among those for GSM, UMTS, LTE, and 5G.
- the antenna 10 may support radio waves in frequency bands other than those for GSM, UMTS, and LTE.
- the antenna 10 may be, for example, an antenna compatible with radio waves in the frequency band used for telematics, V2X (Vehicle to Everything: vehicle-to-vehicle communication, road-to-vehicle communication), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the like. Note that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are registered trademarks.
- the antenna 10 has an element 11 and a feeding section 12 .
- the element 11 is an element that resonates in the radio frequency band corresponding to the antenna 10 together with the feeding section 12 .
- the element 11 is connected to the upper end of the feed section 12 as shown in FIG.
- connection is not limited to being physically connected, but includes “electrically connected”. Also, the electrical connection is not limited to connecting with a conductor, but includes connecting with an electronic circuit, an electronic component, and the like.
- the element 11 is a horizontally extending plate-like member, faces the ground portion 3 via the holding member 60, and has an L-shaped bent front portion when viewed from above.
- the element 11 has a first extending portion 11A and a second extending portion 11B.
- the first extending portion 11A is a portion formed so as to extend forward from the power supply portion 12 . Also, the first extending portion 11A is formed so as to face the ground portion 3 in the vertical direction.
- the second extending portion 11B is a portion extending rightward from the front portion of the first extending portion 11A.
- the first extending portion 11A and the second extending portion 11B form a shape in which the element 11 is bent rightward when viewed from above.
- An end portion 11C of the second extending portion 11B forms an open end portion, and as shown in FIG. 1, faces the front end portion of the parasitic element 30 with a gap therebetween in the front-rear direction.
- the term “end portion” does not mean an exact end as indicated by a dotted line in FIG. 1(a), but means a certain area including the end.
- the power feeding portion 12 is a plate-like member formed to extend upward from the circuit board 50 .
- a feeding point 12 ⁇ /b>A electrically connected to the circuit board 50 is provided at the lower end of the feeding section 12 .
- the power feeding part 12 forms a substantially semicircular shape that forms an arc downward when viewed in the left-right direction. Therefore, the upper end portion of the power supply portion 12 is longer in the front-rear direction (hereinafter sometimes referred to as width) than the lower end portion.
- the shape of the power feeding portion 12 is not limited to the semicircular shape, and may be another shape such as a polygonal shape, and the length of the upper end portion of the power feeding portion 12 in the front-rear direction may be longer than that of the lower end portion.
- the power supply unit 12 can operate in the 3.3 to 5 GHz frequency band (“second frequency band”). (equivalent to ).
- the length along the shape of the antenna 10 from the feed point 12A to the end 11C is approximately a quarter of the wavelength of the radio waves in the 699 MHz to 894 MHz band (as an example, the center frequency, 699 MHz in the example of FIG. 3). equal to 1 (indicated by the arrow numbered 1 in FIG. 2).
- the sensitivity of the antenna 10 in the corresponding frequency band can be improved by setting the length of the antenna 10 to approximately a quarter of the radio wavelength of the corresponding frequency band.
- Antenna 20 is a wideband antenna for mobile communication based on a folded monopole antenna (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
- the antenna 20 as well as the feeding section 12 are compatible with radio waves in the 2 GHz band (eg, 1710 to 2170 MHz, corresponding to the "third frequency band").
- the antenna 20 is not limited to this, and may correspond to radio waves in a part of the 2 GHz band.
- the antenna 20 may support radio waves in frequency bands for GSM, UMTS, LTE, and 5G.
- the antenna 20 may be, for example, an antenna compatible with radio waves in the frequency band used for telematics, V2X (Vehicle to Everything: vehicle-to-vehicle communication, road-to-vehicle communication), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the like.
- the antenna 20 may support communication by MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output), as will be described later.
- Antenna 20 has element 21 and shares feeding section 12 with antenna 10 .
- the element 21 is a flat plate-like conductive member, and is formed to extend rearward from the upper end portion of the power supply portion 12 .
- the element 21 has a first extending portion 21A and a second extending portion 21B.
- the first extending portion 21A is a portion that extends horizontally and rearward from the upper end portion of the power feeding portion 12 .
- the second extending portion 21B is a portion extending downward from the rear end portion of the first extending portion 21A.
- the lower end portion of the second extending portion 21B is connected to the ground portion 3 using a connector such as a screw, and is electrically connected to the ground portion 3 as well.
- a method such as soldering or welding may be used to connect the second extending portion 21B and the ground portion 3 .
- the length along the shape of the antenna 20 from the connection portion from the feeding point 12A to the ground portion 3, that is, from the feeding point 12A to the short-circuit end is approximately half the wavelength of the 2 GHz band radio wave (as an example, the center frequency). equal to 1 (indicated by the arrow with the number circled and number 3 in FIG. 2(a)).
- the length of the antenna 20 should be approximately 1/4 of the wavelength of the corresponding frequency band radio wave (as an example, the center frequency) (indicated by the arrow with the number circled 3 in FIG. 2(b)). , the sensitivity of the antenna 20 in the corresponding frequency band can be improved.
- the wavelengths of the corresponding frequency bands indicated by the arrows with the number circled 1 in FIG. 2(b) are the same as those in FIG. 2(a).
- the parasitic element 30 is a plate-like conductive member mechanically and electrically connected to the ground portion 3 and has a function of adjusting the impedance of the antenna 10 .
- the parasitic element 30 includes a first extending portion 31 extending in the front-rear direction and a second extending portion 32 extending downward from the rear end portion of the first extending portion 31 (see FIGS. 1 and 2).
- the first extending portion 31 is a portion formed in a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from above.
- the first extending portion 31 extends in the front-rear direction and vertically faces the ground portion 3 via the holding member 60 .
- the distance (vertical height) of the first extension portion 31 from the ground portion 3 is shorter than the wavelength of the corresponding frequency band (699 MHz to 894 MHz) of the antenna 10, and the first extension portion 11A and the second extension portion 11B and substantially equal to the distance from the ground portion 3 of the first extending portion 21A.
- the front end portion of the first extending portion 31 faces the end portion 11C in the front-rear direction.
- the distance (D1 in FIG. 2A) of the first extension portion 31 from the ground portion 3 is the distance (D2 in FIG. 2A) from the ground portion 3 of the first extension portion 11A and the second extension portion 11B. ) does not necessarily have to be equal to Therefore, the front end of the first extending portion 31 may be positioned downward or upward from the end of the second extending portion 11B.
- the second extending portion 32 is a portion formed in a rectangular shape when viewed in the horizontal direction, and extends vertically to connect the rear end portion of the first extending portion 31 and the ground portion 3 .
- the lower end portion of the second extending portion 32 is connected to the ground portion 3 using a connector such as a screw, and is also electrically connected to the ground portion 3 .
- the length along the shape of the first extending portion 31 and the second extending portion 32 from the front end portion of the first extending portion 31 to the short-circuit end is indicated by the arrow circled number 2 in FIGS. there is A method such as soldering or welding may be used to connect the second extending portion 32 and the ground portion 3 .
- the extending direction of the first extending portion 11A, the second extending portion 11B, and the first extending portion 21A, and the extending direction of the first extending portion 31 are not limited to the direction parallel to the surface of the ground portion 3.
- a direction inclined at a predetermined angle from a direction parallel to the surface of the ground portion 3 may also be used.
- the first extending portion 11A, the second extending portion 11B (element 11), and the first extending portion 21A correspond to the "main body portion" in the present disclosure.
- the circuit board 50 is a rectangular member attached to the upper surface of the ground portion 3 and electrically connected to the feeding point 12A.
- a capacitor (not shown) is provided on the circuit board 50 and connected in series with the antennas 10 and 20 via the feed point 12A. The capacity of the capacitor is appropriately set according to the characteristics of the antenna 10. FIG.
- the holding member 60 is a member made of an insulating material such as resin, and has a function of supporting the antennas 10 and 20 and the parasitic element 30 . Specifically, the holding member 60 holds the antennas 10 and 20 and the parasitic element 30 on its upper surface and maintains the shapes of the antennas 10 and 20 and the parasitic element 30 . Further, the holding member 60 supports the first extending portion 11A, the second extending portion 11B, and the first extending portion 21A so that the distance from the ground portion 3 is constant.
- the holding member 60 has two locking portions 61 each having an L-shaped upper end on a plane facing each of the first extending portion 11A of the element 11 of the antenna 10 and the first extending portion 31 of the parasitic element 30. are set one by one.
- the engaging portions 61 are inserted into the hole portion 11D of the first extension portion 11A of the element 11 of the antenna 10 and the hole portion 31A formed in the first extension portion 31 of the parasitic element 30, and are slid in the front-rear direction. retains element 11. By doing so, positioning of the element 11 of the antenna 10 and the parasitic element 30 with respect to the holding member 60 is facilitated, and furthermore, the distance between the element 11 (21) of the antenna 10 (20) and the parasitic element 30 is increased. It is kept constant to maintain stable antenna performance.
- a rib may be provided near the edge of the holding member 60 to position the element 11 (21) of the antenna 10 (20) and the parasitic element 30 with respect to the holding member 60.
- the element 11 (element 21) of the antenna 10 (20) is fixed and held to the holding member 60 by integral molding, welding/welding, or screwing without providing such a locking portion 61 or hole (notch).
- holding by means of the locking portion 61 and the hole (notch) has the advantage of facilitating assembly because such equipment and jigs are not required.
- FIGS. 3(a) and 4 The impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 without the parasitic element 30 are shown in FIGS. 3(a) and 4.
- FIG. 3(a) shows the impedance of the antenna 10 normalized by 50 ⁇ (ohms) with a dotted line graph on the Smith chart, and the start and end points of the graph are 600 MHz and 1000 MHz. Markers numbered 1 and 2 on the graph correspond to the minimum value (699 MHz) and maximum value (894 MHz) of the corresponding frequency band of the antenna 10 .
- FIG. 4 shows only the distribution in the corresponding frequency band of the antenna 10 in FIG. 3(a) as a solid line.
- the impedance of the antenna 10 is distributed along a circle of equal resistance (indicated by a solid line) on the Smith chart.
- the impedance of the antenna 10 is adjusted to be distributed above the real number axis of the Smith chart.
- the impedance is in the upper half of the Smith chart in order to perform impedance matching and adjust to a constant impedance (for example, 50 ohms) from 699 MHz to 894 MHz.
- FIGS. 3(b) and 5 The impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the parasitic element 30 is installed are shown in FIGS. 3(b) and 5.
- FIG. 3B shows the impedance characteristic (dotted line) and the distribution (solid line) of VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) 3.5.
- the range of impedance characteristics and the normalization method are the same as in FIG. 3(a).
- FIG. 5 shows only the distribution in the corresponding frequency band of the antenna 10 in FIG. 3(b).
- the impedance of antenna 10 is distributed mostly above the real axis of the Smith chart. Comparing FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, the shape of the impedance distribution changes and moves into or near the shaded area as indicated by the dotted line arrow in FIG.
- the impedance distribution shape in FIG. 3(b) forms an arc with a large curvature and falls within a certain range on the Smith chart.
- FIG. 6 is a Smith chart showing impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 when the parasitic element 30 is present and a capacitor of 3.5 pF is added in series to the antenna 10 .
- the capacitor increases the capacitance component of the impedance, causing the impedance graph to slide downward as indicated by the "series C" arrow in FIG. 3(b).
- the impedance is distributed in an arc around VSWR 3.5 around the 1.0 value (50 ⁇ ) on the real number axis, and within a certain range It's settled.
- the VSWR of the antenna 10 to which the 3.5 pF capacitor is added falls within 3.5 or less in the frequency band from 699 MHz to 894 MHz.
- the parasitic element 30 contributes to the adjustment of the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 and exhibits good VSWR characteristics over a wide band.
- the pF capacitor is provided on the circuit board 50 shown in FIG. 1A, and is supplied with a current that contributes to the adjustment of the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 via the feeding point 12A in FIG.
- the parasitic element 30 can adjust the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 depending on its position and shape. Therefore, in order to match the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 with the design conditions, etc., the parasitic element 30 can take various shapes and positions other than the positions and shapes shown in FIG. The relationship between the position and shape of the parasitic element 30 and the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 will be described below.
- FIG. 8 shows the relationship between the configuration of the antenna 10 and the impedance of the antenna 10 (without capacitor connection) with respect to the distance between the front end portion of the first extension portion 31 and the end portion of the second extension portion 11B.
- the distance (distance d) between the front end portion of the first extension portion 31 and the end portion of the second extension portion 11B is in the range of 1 mm or more and 4 mm or less. changed by 1 mm.
- the distance d is changed by shifting the parasitic element 30 back and forth while maintaining the shape of the parasitic element 30 .
- the distribution of the impedance of the antenna 10 changes by adjusting the distance d.
- the distance d is widened, the parasitic capacitance between the antenna 10 and the parasitic element 30 becomes smaller, the inductor component becomes larger, and it moves above the Smith chart over a wide band.
- the impedance characteristics of the antenna 10 can be adjusted.
- 9A and 10A the configuration showing the length of the first extension portion 31 in the front-rear direction, and the relationship between the length of the first extension portion 31 and the impedance of the antenna 10 (without capacitor connection) is shown.
- the length L of the first extending portion 31 is changed by 5 mm within a range of 47 mm or more and 82 mm or less. The distance between the front end portion of the first extending portion 31 and the end portion 11C was maintained at 1 mm.
- FIG. 9A and 10A the configuration showing the length of the first extension portion 31 in the front-rear direction, and the relationship between the length of the first extension portion 31 and the impedance of the antenna 10 (without capacitor connection) is shown.
- the length L of the first extending portion 31 is changed by 5 mm within a range of 47 mm or more and 82 mm or less. The distance between the front end portion of the first extending portion 31 and the end portion 11C was maintained at 1 mm.
- the longitudinal length L of the first extending portion 31 of the parasitic element 30 is greater than the longitudinal length of the first extending portion 11A of the antenna 10 arranged to face it. 10(a), it is shorter than the longitudinal length of the first extending portion 11A of the antenna 10 arranged to face it.
- the impedance distribution of the antenna 10 changes by adjusting the length of the first extending portion 31 in the front-rear direction. In this way, it is possible to distribute the impedance above the real number axis on the Smith chart, preferably in the vicinity of or within a certain range like the shaded area in FIG.
- the impedance characteristic of the antenna 10 can also be adjusted by changing the width of the parasitic element 30 .
- 11(a) and 12(a) show the configuration showing the width of the first extension portion 31, and the relationship between the width, that is, the length in the horizontal direction and the impedance of the antenna 10 (without capacitor connection).
- the width W of the first extending portion 31 is changed by 5 mm within a range of 10 mm or more and 30 mm or less.
- the distance between the front end portion of the first extending portion 31 and the end portion 11C was set to 1 mm, and the length in the front-rear direction was set to 67 mm.
- the width W of the first extension portion 31 of the parasitic element 30 is narrower than the width of the first extension portion 31 shown in FIG. 1, and in FIG. It is made wider than the width of the extending portion 31 .
- the impedance distribution of the antenna 10 changes by changing the width of the first extending portion 31.
- FIG. it is possible to distribute the impedance above the real number axis on the Smith chart, preferably in the vicinity of or within a certain range like the shaded area in FIG.
- FIGS. show.
- the impedance of the antenna 10 is generally distributed above the real number axis of the Smith chart.
- the width and length of the first extending portion 31 and the distance from the end portion 11C contributes to impedance adjustment.
- FIG. 16 An antenna device 100 according to the second embodiment is shown in FIGS. 16 and 17.
- the antenna device 100 includes a ground portion 103, an antenna 102 (antennas 110 and 120), a parasitic element 130, a circuit board 150, a holding member (not shown) holding the antenna 102, and a holding member (not shown) holding these members.
- a housing 101 covering from the inside is provided.
- the antenna device 100 also includes a flat patch antenna 170 (used for GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System)) placed on the circuit board 150, and two bent rod-shaped Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antennas.
- An antenna 140 (corresponding to the 2.4/5 GHz band) and two bent plate-shaped Sub6 antennas 175 (corresponding to the frequency band below 6 GHz) are provided.
- the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna 140 is not limited to a rod shape, and may be formed by punching out a plate shape or a conductor plate, or may be formed by forming a conductor pattern on a PCB.
- the antenna device 100 includes a rod-shaped V2X monopole antenna 180 extending upward from the circuit board 150 and a V2X antenna 190 having a parasitic element 192 and a radiating element 191 .
- the patch antenna 170 arranged on the circuit board 150 is arranged substantially in the center of the circuit board 150 .
- the radiating elements 191 of the V2X monopole antenna 180 and the V2X antenna 190 are arranged on a line that passes through substantially the center of the patch antenna 170 in the horizontal direction with the patch antenna 170 interposed therebetween.
- Parasitic elements 192 are arranged at predetermined intervals on both sides of the radiating element 191 in the V2X antenna 190 in the front-rear direction.
- a parasitic element is arranged only in the V2X antenna 190 on the left side with respect to the patch antenna 170, but a parasitic element may be arranged in the V2X monopole antenna 180 on the right side.
- the V2X antenna 190 has directivity in the forward direction, and the V2X monopole antenna 180 has directivity in the right direction.
- the antenna device 100 can improve the directional gain in the left direction by providing the left V2X antenna 190 with the parasitic element 192 .
- Each of the two Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antennas 140 is arranged on a line passing through substantially the center of the patch antenna 170 at positions separated in the left-right direction with the patch antenna 170 interposed therebetween. Furthermore, each of the two Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antennas 140 is arranged between the antenna 120 and the parasitic element 130 in the front-to-rear direction, so that interference is suppressed and the size is reduced.
- the patch antenna 170 is applied to an antenna of a satellite positioning system capable of receiving circularly polarized signals by various feeding methods such as a two-point feeding method and a four-point feeding method.
- a satellite positioning system capable of receiving circularly polarized signals by various feeding methods such as a two-point feeding method and a four-point feeding method.
- any antenna compatible with satellite wave signals such as a laminated antenna, a multi-resonant antenna, and a parasitic element, may be used.
- Antenna device 100 includes antenna 110, antenna 120, parasitic element 130, and holding member (not shown) on the left and right sides, respectively. These members are arranged substantially symmetrically on the left and right. Antenna 110, antenna 120, and parasitic element 130 arranged in the left direction will be mainly described below with reference to FIG. Antenna 110, antenna 120, and parasitic element 130 arranged in the right direction have the same configurations as those in the left direction, and thus description thereof is omitted.
- the ground part 103 is a horizontally extending rectangular member and has the same function as the ground part 3 . That is, the ground portion 103 functions as a ground for the antennas 110 and 120 and the parasitic element 130 of the antenna device 100 . The ground portion 103 functions as a common ground for the antennas 110 and 120, similarly to the ground portion 3.
- Antenna 110 is a broadband antenna for mobile communication based on an inverted L antenna, which has the same function as antenna 10 . Also, the antenna 110 has an element 111 and a feeding section 112 .
- the element 111 is a plate-like member extending horizontally.
- the element 111 is formed so as to extend rearward from the power supply portion 112 and vertically faces the ground portion 103 .
- An end portion 111C which is an open end, is formed at the rear end portion of the element 111 and faces the parasitic element 130 in the front-rear direction.
- the power feeding portion 112 is formed to extend upward from the upper surface of the circuit board 150 .
- the power supply portion 112 has a power supply point 112A which is in contact with the circuit board 150 at its lower end and is electrically connected thereto.
- the upper end portion (on the element 111 side) of the power supply portion 112 has a longer width in the front-rear direction than the lower end portion (on the circuit board 150 side).
- the length along the shape of the antenna 110 from the feed point 112A to the end 111C is a quarter wavelength of radio waves in the 699 MHz to 894 MHz band. equal.
- Antenna 120 is a wideband antenna for mobile communication based on a folded monopole antenna. Like the antenna 20, the antenna 120 is compatible with radio waves in the 2 GHz band (eg, 1710-2170 MHz). Also, the antenna 120 may support radio waves in frequency bands for GSM, UMTS, LTE, and 5G. The antenna 120 may be, for example, an antenna that supports radio waves in the frequency band used for telematics, V2X (Vehicle to Everything: vehicle-to-vehicle communication, road-to-vehicle communication), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the like.
- V2X Vehicle to Everything: vehicle-to-vehicle communication, road-to-vehicle communication
- Wi-Fi Wireless Fidelity
- Antenna 120 has element 121 and shares feeding section 112 with antenna 110 .
- the element 121 is a flat plate-like conductive member, and is formed to extend rightward from the upper end of the power supply portion 112 (FIG. 17(b)).
- the element 121 has a first extending portion 121A and a second extending portion 121B.
- the first extending portion 121A is a portion that extends rightward from the upper end portion of the power feeding portion 112 .
- the second extending portion 121B is a portion extending downward from the right end portion of the first extending portion 121A.
- a lower end portion of the second extending portion 121B is mechanically and electrically connected to the ground portion 103 .
- the connection between the second extending portion 121B and the ground portion 103 is performed by a joining method using a connector such as a screw or by soldering or welding.
- frequency radio wave is approximately equal to half the wavelength.
- the parasitic element 130 is a plate-like conductive member mechanically and electrically connected to the ground portion 103, and has a function of adjusting the impedance of the antenna 110, like the parasitic element 30 (Fig. 17(a)). )).
- the parasitic element 130 includes a first extending portion 131 extending in the left-right direction and the front-rear direction, and a second extending portion 132 extending downward from the right end portion of the first extending portion 131 .
- the first extending portion 131 is a portion that is bent in an L shape when viewed from above.
- the first extending portion 131 faces the ground portion 103 in the vertical direction.
- the height of the first extending portion 131 from the ground portion 103 is substantially equal to the height of the element 111 from the ground portion 103 .
- the first extending portion 131 extends leftward from the upper end of the second extending portion 132 and bends forward at the left end.
- the front end of the first extending portion 131 forms an open end and faces the end 111C of the element 111 with a gap therebetween.
- the second extending portion 132 is a portion formed in a rectangular shape when viewed in the front-rear direction, and extends vertically to connect the right end portion of the first extending portion 131 and the ground portion 103 .
- a lower end portion of the second extending portion 132 is mechanically and electrically connected to the ground portion 103 using a connector such as a screw.
- the connection between the second extending portion 132 and the ground portion 103 is performed by a joining method using a connector such as a screw or by soldering or welding.
- the circuit board 150 is a rectangular member arranged above the ground portion 103 and electrically connected to the feeding point 112A. Circuit board 150 is provided with a capacitor (not shown), which is connected in series with antennas 110 and 120 via feed point 112A.
- the impedance characteristics of the antenna 110 are the length along the shape of the parasitic element 130 (indicated by the arrow circled number 2 in FIG. 17A), the width Or it is adjusted by the distance from the antenna 10 .
- antenna 110 exhibits desired impedance characteristics.
- the antenna 110 can exhibit good VSWR characteristics in the corresponding frequency band by connecting with a capacitor on the circuit board 150 .
- the antenna devices 1 and 100 have ground portions 3 and 103, antennas 2 and 102, and parasitic elements 30 and .
- the antennas 2 and 102 are composed of elements 11 and 111 (corresponding to “main body portions”) facing the ground portions 3 and 103 and having open ends, a feed section 12, 112 extending and having a feed point 12A, 112A.
- the parasitic elements 30 , 130 have first ends spaced from the open ends of the elements 11 , 111 and are used for impedance adjustment of the antennas 10 , 110 .
- the impedance characteristics of the antennas 10, 110 can be adjusted, and the performance of the antennas 10, 110 can be improved over a wide band.
- the length from the feeding points 12A, 112A to the open end through the antennas 10, 110 corresponds to the corresponding frequency band of the antennas 10, 110.
- radio waves in the corresponding frequency band can be transmitted and received satisfactorily.
- the distance between the elements 11, 111 and the ground portions 3, 103 is shorter than the wavelength of the corresponding frequency band of the antennas 10, 110.
- the height of the antenna device 1, 100 can be reduced, that is, the vertical height can be suppressed and the size can be reduced.
- the parasitic elements 30 and 130 contribute to the realization of miniaturization. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 7, the parasitic elements 30 and 130 adjust the impedance of the antennas 10 and 110 to improve the VSWR characteristics over a wide band. Therefore, in the above-described embodiment, the elements 11 and 111 are arranged at low positions to realize the miniaturization of the entire device. The realization of miniaturization allows the antenna devices 1 and 100 to be arranged in a narrow space.
- the parasitic elements 30 and 130 are arranged so as to increase the inductance component of the impedance of the corresponding frequency band.
- the impedance can be distributed upward on the Smith chart as shown in FIG. 5, and impedance adjustment (FIG. 6) using elements such as capacitors can be facilitated. If the impedance of the corresponding frequency band is located above the real number axis on the Smith chart, by increasing the conductance component using a capacitor, the impedance distribution slides downward on the Smith chart, making impedance adjustment easier. be able to.
- the impedance is adjusted to fall within a certain range around 50 ⁇ on the Smith chart. (Fig. 6). Thereby, good VSWR characteristics can be obtained.
- the feeding portion 12 has a larger width (longitudinal length) than the feeding point 12A at the connection portion with the element 11 . Therefore, it is possible to obtain high performance over a wide band by supporting frequency bands higher than the corresponding frequency band.
- the antennas 2 and 102 are provided with second extension parts 21B and 121B (corresponding to “connecting parts") that connect the first extending parts 21A and 121A (corresponding to “main parts”) and the ground parts 3 and 103.
- the antennas 2 and 102 have the function of the antennas 20 and 120 corresponding to frequency bands different from the frequency bands supported by the antennas 10 and 110 and the frequency bands supported by the feeding section 12 .
- the distance D2 (corresponding to the “first distance”) in the vertical direction from the ground portion 3 at the end of the second extending portion 11B is the distance D1 (corresponding to “first distance”) in the vertical direction from the ground portion 3 at the front end of the first extending portion 31 equivalent to "second distance”).
- the vertical distance of the front end portion of the element 111 from the ground portion 103 is the same as the vertical distance of the front end portion of the first extending portion 131 from the ground portion 103 .
- the height of the antenna devices 1 and 100 is reduced.
- the height in the vertical direction can be suppressed and the size can be reduced.
- Reference Signs List 1 100 antenna devices 2, 102 antennas 3, 103 ground portions 12, 112 feeding portions 12A, 112A feeding points 30, 130 parasitic element 50 circuit board 60 holding member
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==第1実施形態==
<<アンテナ装置1の概要>>
図1及び図2を参照しつつ、本実施形態におけるアンテナ装置1の概要を説明する。
<グランド部3>
グランド部3は、アンテナ装置1が有するアンテナ2及び無給電素子30のグランドとして機能する。但し、グランド部3は、アンテナ2のうち、一部のアンテナのグランドとして機能しても良い。例えば、グランド部3は、アンテナ10のグランドとして機能し、別のグランド部が、アンテナ20のグランドとして機能しても良い。
<アンテナ10>
アンテナ10は、逆Lアンテナを基とした移動通信用の広帯域アンテナである(図1、図2参照)。本実施形態では、アンテナ10は、例えば、GSM、UMTS、LTE用の699MHz~894MHz帯(「第1周波数帯」に相当)の電波に対応している。但し、アンテナ10は、これに限られず、GSM、UMTS、LTE、5G用のうち、一部の(例えば、5G用のみ)周波数帯の電波に対応しても良い。
アンテナ20は、折り曲げモノポールアンテナを基とした移動通信用の広帯域アンテナである(図1、図2参照)。本実施形態では、アンテナ20は、給電部12とともに2GHz帯(例えば、1710~2170MHz、「第3周波数帯」に相当)の電波に対応している。但し、アンテナ20は、これに限られず、2GHz帯のうち、一部の周波数帯の電波に対応しても良い。
無給電素子30は、グランド部3に機械的及び電気的に接続された平板状の導電性部材であり、アンテナ10のインピーダンスを調整する機能を有する。無給電素子30は、前後方向に延びる第1延伸部31と、第1延伸部31の後端部から下方向に延びる第2延伸部32とを備える(図1、図2参照)。
回路基板50は、グランド部3の上面に取り付けられた矩形の部材であり、給電点12Aと電気的に接続される。回路基板50には、コンデンサ(不図示)が備えられ、給電点12Aを介してアンテナ10、20と直列に接続される。コンデンサの容量は、アンテナ10の特性に応じて適当に設定される。
保持部材60は、樹脂等の絶縁体によって形成された部材であり、アンテナ10、20及び無給電素子30を支持する機能を有する。詳細には、保持部材60は、その上面にアンテナ10、20及び無給電素子30を載置し、アンテナ10、20及び無給電素子30の形状を維持する。また保持部材60は、第1延伸部11A、第2延伸部11B及び第1延伸部21Aを、グランド部3からの距離が一定となるように支持する。
以下に説明するように、アンテナ10のインピーダンス特性は、無給電素子30のサイズまたは位置によって調整される。
pFのコンデンサは、図1(a)に示す回路基板50に設けられ、図2における給電点12Aを介して、アンテナ10のインピーダンス特性の調整に寄与する電流が供給される。
一例として、無給電素子30とアンテナ10との間隔を変更することによって、アンテナ10のインピーダンス特性を調整することが可能である。第1延伸部31の前端部と第2延伸部11Bの端部との間隔に対するアンテナ10の構成と、そのアンテナ10(コンデンサ接続無し)のインピーダンスの関係を図8に示す。
また、一例として、無給電素子30の長さを変更することによって、アンテナ10のインピーダンス特性を調整することが可能である。図9(a)及び図10(a)では、第1延伸部31の前後方向の長さを示す構成、及びその第1延伸部31の長さに対するアンテナ10(コンデンサ接続無し)のインピーダンスの関係を示している。図9( a) 及び図10(a)において、第1延伸部31の長さLは、47mm以上82mm以下の範囲で、5mmずつ変更している。第1延伸部31の前端部と、端部11Cとの間隔は1mmとして維持した。なお、図9(a) では、無給電素子30の第1延伸部31の前後方向の長さLは、それと対向するように配置されたアンテナ10の第1延伸部11Aの前後方向の長さより長くし、図10(a )では、それと対向するように配置されたアンテナ10の第1延伸部11Aの前後方向の長さより短くしている。
無給電素子30の幅を変更することによっても、アンテナ10のインピーダンス特性を調整することが可能である。図11(a)及び図12(a)では、第1延伸部31の幅を示す構成、及びその幅、すなわち左右方向の長さに対するアンテナ10(コンデンサ接続無し)のインピーダンスの関係を示している。図11(a)及び図12(a)において、第1延伸部31の幅Wは、10mm以上30mm以下の範囲で、5mmずつ変更されている。第1延伸部31の前端部と、端部11Cとの間隔は1mmとし、前後方向の長さは67mmとした。図11(a)では、無給電素子30の第1延伸部31の幅Wは、図1で示す第1延伸部31の幅より狭くし、図12(a)では、図1で示す第1延伸部31の幅より広くしている。
上記考慮のもとで設計された無給電素子30の例を、第1延伸部31の幅、長さ、及び第2延伸部11Bの端部との間隔を示して、図13~図15に表す。各図に示す例のいずれにおいても、アンテナ10のインピーダンスは、概ねスミスチャートの実数軸上方に分布している。このように第1延伸部31の幅、長さ、及び端部11Cとの間隔には様々なバリエーションが存在し、インピーダンスの調整に寄与することが分かる。
第2実施形態によるアンテナ装置100を図16及び図17に示す。
上記の各実施形態において、アンテナ装置1、100は、グランド部3、103と、アンテナ2、102と、無給電素子30、130とを有する。アンテナ2、102は、グランド部3、103に対向するとともに開放された開放端部を有するエレメント11、111(「本体部」に相当)と、エレメント11、111からグランド部3、103の方向に延在し、給電点12A、112Aを有する給電部12、112と、を有する。無給電素子30、130は、エレメント11、111の開放端部に対して間隔を空けて位置する第1端部を有し、アンテナ10、110のインピーダンス調整に用いられる。
2、102 アンテナ
3、103 グランド部
12、112 給電部
12A、112A 給電点
30、130 無給電素子
50 回路基板
60 保持部材
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- グランド部と、
前記グランド部に対向するとともに開放された開放端部を有する本体部と、前記本体部から前記グランド部の方向に延在し、給電点を有する給電部と、を有するアンテナと、
前記開放端部に対して間隔を空けて位置する第1端部を有する、前記アンテナのインピーダンス調整用の無給電素子と、
を備えるアンテナ装置。 - 前記給電点から前記アンテナを通じて前記開放端部に至るまでの長さは、第1周波数帯に対応する長さである、
請求項1に記載のアンテナ装置。 - 前記長さは、
前記第1周波数帯の波長の略4分の1 である、
請求項2に記載のアンテナ装置。 - 前記本体部と、前記グランド部との距離は、前記第1周波数帯の波長より短い 、請求項2または3に記載のアンテナ装置。
- 前記無給電素子は、
前記第1周波数帯のインピーダンスのインダクタンス成分を増加させるように配置される、
請求項2から4の何れか1項に記載のアンテナ装置。 - 前記アンテナに接続され、前記第1周波数帯のインピーダンスのキャパシタンス成分を増加させるコンデンサ をさらに備える、
請求項2から5のいずれか1項に記載のアンテナ装置。 - 前記給電部は、
前記第1周波数帯より高い第2周波数帯に対応するよう、前記本体部との接続部分において、前記給電点の部分より大きな幅を持つ、
請求項2から6のいずれか1項に記載のアンテナ装置。 - 前記アンテナは、
前記第1周波数帯及び前記第2周波数帯のいずれとも異なる第3周波数帯に対応する よう、前記本体部と前記グランド部とを接続する接続部を備える、
請求項7項に記載のアンテナ装置。 - 前記グランド部の垂直方向において、前記第1端部の前記グランド部からの第1距離は、前記開放端部の前記グランド部からの第2距離と同じである 、
請求項1から8のいずれか1項に記載のアンテナ装置。
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