Printed Compound Loop Antenna
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1. A single-sided antenna, comprising:
- a magnetic loop located on a plane generating a magnetic field and having a first inductive reactance;
an electric field radiator located on the plane emitting an electric field and having a first capacitive reactance, wherein the electric field is orthogonal to the magnetic field, and wherein a physical arrangement between the electric field radiator and the magnetic loop results in a second capacitive reactance; and
an electrical trace coupling the electric field radiator to the magnetic loop and having a second inductive reactance, wherein the first inductive reactance and the second inductive reactance match the first capacitive reactance and the second capacitive reactance.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to printed or single-sided compound field antennas. The single-sided compound loop antennas have coplanar electric field radiators and magnetic loops with electric fields orthogonal to magnetic fields that achieve performance benefits in higher bandwidth (lower Q), greater radiation intensity/power/gain, and greater efficiency.
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1. A single-sided antenna, comprising:
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a magnetic loop located on a plane generating a magnetic field and having a first inductive reactance; an electric field radiator located on the plane emitting an electric field and having a first capacitive reactance, wherein the electric field is orthogonal to the magnetic field, and wherein a physical arrangement between the electric field radiator and the magnetic loop results in a second capacitive reactance; and an electrical trace coupling the electric field radiator to the magnetic loop and having a second inductive reactance, wherein the first inductive reactance and the second inductive reactance match the first capacitive reactance and the second capacitive reactance.
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