Micro-strip patch antenna for transceiver

• US 6,195,049 B1
• Filed: 09/10/1999
• Issued: 02/27/2001
• Est. Priority Date: 09/11/1998
• Status: Expired due to Term

• Current Assignee: Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
• Original Assignee: Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
• Inventors: Lee, Sung-soo, Kim, Duck-su, Kim, Young-eil
• Primary Examiner(s): Le, Hoanganh
• Assistant Examiner(s): CHEN, SHIH CHAO
• Application Number:
  US09/393,305
• Time in Patent Office: 536 Days
• Field of Search: H01/Q.138, 343/700.MS, 343/702, 343/845, 343/895, 343/846, 343/848
• US Class Current: 343/700.0MS
• CPC Class Codes: H01Q 1/243 with built-in antennas
• CPC Class Codes: H01Q 1/38 formed by a conductive layer on an insulating support patch antennas H01Q9/0407; microstrip dipole antennas H01Q9/065; microstrip slot antennas H01Q13/106; transmission line microstrip antennas H01Q13/206; manufacturing reflecting surfaces using insulating material for supporting the reflecting surface H01Q15/142
• CPC Class Codes: H01Q 9/0407 Substantially flat resonant element parallel to ground plane, e.g. patch antenna dipole H01Q9/285; monopole H01Q9/40

Abstract

A micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver includes a dielectric ceramic module for transmission and reception having a first ground plate, just one dielectric ceramic part for synchronizing frequencies, a conductive patch on the dielectric ceramic part for transmitting and receiving electromagnetic waves, transmission and reception power supply terminals projecting from different sides of the conductive patch. The antenna also has printed circuit board having a base, a second ground plate on the base to contact the first, and strip lines formed on the base so as to be adjacent but spaced from to the ground plates. The strip lines take care of impedance matching, and antenna provides for the use of a single channel power supply without modification.

Claims

1. A micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver, comprising:

a dielectric ceramic module for transmission and reception, comprising a first ground plate, a dielectric ceramic part disposed on the first ground plate, and a conductive patch disposed on the dielectric ceramic part and having power supply terminals; and

a circuit board, comprising a base, a second ground plate disposed on the base and connected to the first ground plate, and strip lines formed on the base, adjacent to but spaced from the first ground plate, and connected to the power supply terminals.

2. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 1, wherein the strip lines match the impedance of the antenna to that of a main circuit of the radiotelephone.

3. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 2, wherein the matching impedance of the strip lines is 50 Ω

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4. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 1, wherein the conductive patch is synchronized at 959.0125-959.9875 MHz for operation with one of the power supply terminals, and is synchronized at 914.0125-914.9875 MHz for operation with the other one of the power supply terminals.

5. A micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver, comprising:

a dielectric ceramic module for transmission and reception, comprising a first ground plate, a dielectric ceramic part disposed on the first ground plate, and a conductive patch disposed on the dielectric ceramic part and having power supply terminals; and

a circuit board, comprising a base, a second ground plate disposed on the base and connected to the first ground plate, and strip lines formed on the base, adjacent to but spaced from the first ground plate, and connected to the power supply terminals;

wherein the circuit board further includes a ground pattern, a part thereof being overlapped with the first and second ground plates, another part thereof being exposed outside of the ground plates.

6. A micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver including:

a dielectric ceramic module for transmission and reception, comprising only one dielectric ceramic part, a first ground plate, the dielectric ceramic part being disposed on the first ground plate, a conductive patch disposed on the dielectric ceramic part for transmitting and receiving electromagnetic waves, a transmission power supply power terminal formed to project from one side of the conductive patch to supply power for transmission, and a reception power supply terminal formed to project from another side of the conductive patch to supply power for reception; and

a circuit board, comprising a base, a second ground plate disposed on the base and connected to the first ground plate, and strip lines formed on the base, adjacent to but spaced from the first ground plate, and connected to the power supply terminals.

7. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 6, wherein the circuit board further includes a ground pattern, a part thereof being overlapped with the first and second ground plates, another part thereof being exposed outside of the ground planes.

8. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 6, wherein the strip lines match the impedance of the antenna to that of the main circuit of the radiotelephone.

9. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 8, wherein the matching impedance of the strip lines is 50 Ω

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10. The micro-strip patch antenna for a radiotelephone transceiver as claimed in claim 6, wherein the conductive patch is synchronized at 959.0125-959.9875 MHZ for operation with one of the power supply terminals, and is synchronized at 914.0125-9149875 MHZ for operation with the other one of the power supply terminals.