CN216671897U - Wall-mounted antenna - Google Patents

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CN216671897U
CN216671897U CN202123287542.6U CN202123287542U CN216671897U CN 216671897 U CN216671897 U CN 216671897U CN 202123287542 U CN202123287542 U CN 202123287542U CN 216671897 U CN216671897 U CN 216671897U
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The utility model discloses a wall-mounted antenna which comprises a circuit board assembly, wherein the circuit board assembly comprises a reflecting plate, two main combiner devices which are bilaterally symmetrical are arranged at the rear end of the reflecting plate, a low-frequency assembly, a medium-frequency assembly and a high-frequency assembly are arranged at the front end of the reflecting plate, the low-frequency assembly is arranged on the upper side of the reflecting plate, the medium-frequency assembly and the high-frequency assembly are arranged on the lower side of the reflecting plate, the high-frequency assembly is arranged at the lower end of the medium-frequency assembly, and the low-frequency assembly, the medium-frequency assembly and the high-frequency assembly are designed bilaterally symmetrically. The utility model has the advantages of high gain, high frequency width and high frequency.

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Wall-mounted antenna
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of communication, and particularly relates to a wall-mounted antenna.
Background
An antenna is a transducer that converts a guided wave propagating on a transmission line into an electromagnetic wave propagating in an unbounded medium (usually free space) or vice versa. A component for transmitting or receiving electromagnetic waves in a radio device. Engineering systems such as radio communication, broadcasting, television, radar, navigation, electronic countermeasure, remote sensing, radio astronomy and the like all use electromagnetic waves to transmit information and work by depending on antennas. Furthermore, in transferring energy with electromagnetic waves, non-signal energy radiation also requires an antenna. The antennas are generally reciprocal in that the same pair of antennas can be used as both transmit and receive antennas. The same antenna is the same as the basic characteristic parameter for transmission or reception. This is the reciprocity theorem for antennas.
The wall-mounted antenna belongs to an air dielectric type microstrip antenna, has strong directivity, large gain and beautiful appearance, is used in a plurality of narrow and long indoor spaces, can not be shielded by objects in the near area in front when the antenna is installed, does not need to be over against windows, gates and other openings which are easy to leak outdoor signals, and is mainly installed on the walls of rooms, halls, corridors and other places. The gain of the wall-mounted antenna is higher than that of the ceiling-mounted antenna, and is generally between 6 dB and 10 dB. The high-speed electronic toll collection system is also one of the large applications. However, the gain effect, bandwidth and frequency of the conventional wall-mounted antenna still have an optimization space.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to provide a wall-mounted antenna, aiming at solving the problems in the background technology. In order to realize the purpose, the utility model adopts the technical scheme that:
the utility model provides a wall-mounted antenna, includes circuit board assembly, circuit board assembly includes the reflecting plate, two total combiners of bilateral symmetry are installed to the rear end of reflecting plate, low frequency subassembly, intermediate frequency subassembly and high frequency subassembly are installed to the front end of reflecting plate, the low frequency unit mount is in the upside of reflecting plate, the intermediate frequency subassembly with the high frequency unit mount is in the downside of reflecting plate, the high frequency unit mount is in the lower extreme of intermediate frequency subassembly, the low frequency subassembly the intermediate frequency subassembly with the high frequency subassembly is the bilateral symmetry design.
Furthermore, the upper end of the combiner is provided with a low-frequency signal welding point and a medium-frequency signal welding point, the lower end of the combiner is provided with a signal bus welding point and a high-frequency signal welding point, and an antenna is welded at the signal bus welding point. The total combiner collects 45-degree polarization signals of the low-frequency component, the intermediate-frequency component and the high-frequency component.
Furthermore, the low-frequency assembly comprises a low-frequency line combiner, two low-frequency guide plates and two low-frequency radiation oscillators, the two low-frequency line combiners are symmetrically installed on the reflecting plate in a left-right mode, the low-frequency radiation oscillators are installed at the front ends of the low-frequency line combiners, the central axis of each low-frequency radiation oscillator is installed in a mode of being deviated by 45 degrees towards the inner side in the relative vertical direction, at least two low-frequency guide plates are installed at the front ends of the low-frequency radiation oscillators, and the two low-frequency line combiners are respectively and correspondingly connected with two low-frequency signal welding points. The low-frequency guiding plate guides the low-frequency current of the cross plan to radiate, and simultaneously increases gain and bandwidth, the low-frequency radiating oscillator adopts 45-degree cross polarization arrangement, and the low-frequency guiding plate is added to form good polarization and simultaneously bring the bandwidth and the gain into full play. The low-frequency combiner is made of PCB-FR4 (dielectric constant is 4.3-4.7) and is designed according to a coaxial line 50 omega transmission principle.
Further, the intermediate frequency assembly comprises an intermediate frequency line combiner, two intermediate frequency radiation units and two intermediate frequency bracket type combiners, the two intermediate frequency bracket type combiners are respectively installed at the left end and the right end of the intermediate frequency line combiner, and the intermediate frequency radiation unit is installed at the front end of the intermediate frequency bracket type combiner;
the intermediate-frequency support combiner comprises a first intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece and a second intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece, wherein an intermediate-frequency clamping piece clamping groove is formed in the middle of the first intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece, the first intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece and the second intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece are installed in a crossed mode through the intermediate-frequency clamping piece clamping groove, a first intermediate-frequency circuit is arranged on the side wall of the first intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece, a second intermediate-frequency circuit is arranged on the side wall of the second intermediate-frequency support type clamping piece, the intermediate-frequency circuit combiner is provided with a third intermediate-frequency circuit and a fourth intermediate-frequency circuit, the first intermediate-frequency circuit is connected with the third intermediate-frequency circuit, and the second intermediate-frequency circuit is connected with the fourth intermediate-frequency circuit;
the intermediate frequency radiation unit is provided with two first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators and two second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators, the central axes of the first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators and the second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators are respectively offset by 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, the two first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators are arranged in a diagonal manner, the two second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators are arranged in a diagonal manner, the first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators are connected with the first intermediate frequency circuit, and the second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators are connected with the second intermediate frequency circuit;
and the third intermediate frequency circuit and the fourth intermediate frequency circuit are respectively and correspondingly connected with two intermediate frequency signal welding points.
Further, the high-frequency assembly comprises two high-frequency line combiners, two high-frequency radiation units and two high-frequency support-type combiners, the two high-frequency support-type combiners are respectively installed at the left end and the right end of the high-frequency line combiner, and the high-frequency radiation units are installed at the front ends of the high-frequency support-type combiners;
the high-frequency support type combiner comprises a first high-frequency support type clamping piece and a second high-frequency support type clamping piece, wherein a high-frequency clamping piece clamping groove is formed in the middle of the first high-frequency support type clamping piece, the first high-frequency support type clamping piece and the second high-frequency support type clamping piece are installed in a crossed mode through the high-frequency clamping piece clamping groove, a first high-frequency circuit is arranged on the side wall of the first high-frequency support type clamping piece, a second high-frequency circuit is arranged on the side wall of the second high-frequency support type clamping piece, a third high-frequency circuit and a fourth high-frequency circuit are arranged on the high-frequency circuit combiner, the first high-frequency circuit is connected with the third high-frequency circuit, and the second high-frequency circuit is connected with the fourth high-frequency circuit;
the high-frequency radiation unit is provided with two first high-frequency radiation oscillators and two second high-frequency radiation oscillators, the central axes of the first high-frequency radiation oscillators and the central axes of the second high-frequency radiation oscillators are respectively offset by 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, the two first high-frequency radiation oscillators are arranged in opposite angles, the two second high-frequency radiation oscillators are arranged in opposite angles, the first high-frequency radiation oscillators are connected with the first high-frequency circuit, and the second high-frequency radiation oscillators are connected with the second high-frequency circuit;
and the third high-frequency circuit and the fourth high-frequency circuit are respectively and correspondingly connected with two high-frequency signal welding points.
The medium-frequency and high-frequency circuit combiner adopts PTFE (dielectric constant 2-3), the high-frequency plate is designed through a coaxial line 50 omega transmission principle, and the medium-frequency and high-frequency circuit combiner is designed in an array mode, so that the energy of array antenna oscillators on two sides is concentrated and summarized, and the gain is improved.
Further, still include the shell, circuit board subassembly is installed in the inside of shell, the antenna runs through the shell installation.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that:
the utility model can effectively improve the gain effect of the antenna, improve the bandwidth and frequency of the signal and effectively improve the quality of high-frequency, medium-frequency and low-frequency signals in the space.
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Fig. 1 is an overall schematic view of a wall-mounted antenna according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna circuit board assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of an intermediate frequency component of a wall-mounted antenna according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna intermediate frequency cradle combiner assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna high-frequency assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna high-frequency support combiner according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna circuit board assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna circuit board assembly according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a wall-mounted antenna combiner according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 10 is a schematic view of a combiner structure of a wall-mounted antenna according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Wherein, in the figures, the respective reference numerals:
1. a circuit board assembly; 11. a reflective plate; 12. a total combiner; 121. a low frequency signal pad; 122. welding points of intermediate frequency signals; 123. a high-frequency signal welding point; 124. a signal bus welding point; 13. a low frequency component; a low frequency line combiner; 132. a low frequency director plate; 133. a low frequency radiating oscillator; 14. an intermediate frequency component; 141, an intermediate frequency line combiner; 1411. a third intermediate frequency line; 1412. a fourth intermediate frequency line; 142. an intermediate frequency radiation unit; 1421. a first intermediate frequency radiation oscillator; 1422. a second intermediate frequency radiation oscillator; 143. a medium frequency cradle-type combiner; 1431. a first intermediate frequency cradle type clamp; 1432. a second intermediate frequency cradle clamp; 1433. a clamping groove of the intermediate frequency clamping piece; 1434. a first intermediate frequency line; 1435. a second intermediate frequency line; 15. a high frequency component; 151. a high-frequency line combiner; 1511. a third high frequency line; 1512. a fourth high-frequency line; 152. a high-frequency radiation unit; 1521. a first high-frequency radiation oscillator; 1522. a second high-frequency radiation oscillator; 153. a high frequency leg combiner; 1531. a first high frequency cradle type clamp; 1532. a second high frequency cradle clamp; 1533. a high-frequency card clamping groove; 1534. a first high-frequency line; 1535. a second high-frequency line; 2. a housing; 3. an antenna.
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To facilitate an understanding of the utility model, the utility model will now be described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings. Preferred embodiments of the present invention are shown in the drawings. This invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete.
It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "secured to" another element, it can be directly on the other element or intervening elements may also be present. When an element is referred to as being "connected" to another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or intervening elements may also be present. In contrast, when an element is referred to as being "directly on" another element, there are no intervening elements present. As used herein, the terms "vertical," "horizontal," "left," "right," and the like are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the only embodiments, and as used herein, the terms "upper," "lower," "left," "right," "front," "rear," and the like are used in a positional relationship with reference to the drawings.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. The terminology used herein in the description of the utility model is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the utility model. As used herein, the term "and/or" includes any and all combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.
The technical solution of the present patent will be described in further detail with reference to the following embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1 to 10, an embodiment of the utility model provides a wall-mounted antenna 3, which includes a circuit board assembly 1, where the circuit board assembly 1 includes a reflection plate 11, two main combiner 12 are installed at the rear end of the reflection plate 11, a low-frequency assembly 13, a medium-frequency assembly 14, and a high-frequency assembly 15 are installed at the front end of the reflection plate 11, the low-frequency assembly 13 is installed at the upper side of the reflection plate 11, the medium-frequency assembly 14 and the high-frequency assembly 15 are installed at the lower side of the reflection plate 11, the high-frequency assembly 15 is installed at the lower end of the medium-frequency assembly 14, and the low-frequency assembly 13, the medium-frequency assembly 14, and the high-frequency assembly 15 are all designed in a bilateral symmetry manner.
In this embodiment, the upper end of the combiner 12 is provided with a low frequency signal welding point 121 and a medium frequency signal welding point 122, the lower end of the combiner 12 is provided with a signal bus welding point 124 and a high frequency signal welding point 123, and the antenna 3 is welded to the signal bus welding point 124.
In this embodiment, the low frequency component 13 includes two low frequency line combiners 131, two low frequency guide plates 132 and two low frequency radiation oscillators 133, the two low frequency line combiners 131 are symmetrically installed on the reflection plate 11 in the left-right direction, the low frequency radiation oscillator 133 is installed at the front end of the low frequency line combiner 131, the central axis of the low frequency radiation oscillator 133 is installed at an inward offset of 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, two low frequency guide plates 132 are installed at the front end of the low frequency radiation oscillator 133, and the two low frequency line combiners 131 are respectively and correspondingly connected to the two low frequency signal welding points 121.
In this embodiment, the if module 14 includes two if line combiners 141, two if radiating units 142 and two if shelf combiners 143, the two if shelf combiners 143 are respectively installed at the left and right ends of the if line combiner 141, and the if radiating unit 142 is installed at the front end of the if shelf combiner 143.
In this embodiment, the intermediate frequency bracket combiner 143 includes a first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1431 and a second intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1432, a middle portion of the first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1431 is provided with an intermediate frequency clamping piece clamping groove 1433, the first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1431 and the second intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1432 are installed in a crossing manner through the intermediate frequency clamping piece clamping groove 1433, a side wall of the first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1431 is provided with a first intermediate frequency line 1434, a side wall of the second intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece 1432 is provided with a second intermediate frequency line 1435, the intermediate frequency line combiner 141 is provided with a third intermediate frequency line 1411 and a fourth intermediate frequency line 1412, the first intermediate frequency line 1434 is connected with the third intermediate frequency line 1411, and the second intermediate frequency line 1435 is connected with the fourth intermediate frequency line 1412;
the intermediate frequency radiation unit 142 is provided with two first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1421 and two second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1422, the central axes of the first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1421 and the second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1422 are both shifted by 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, the two first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1421 are arranged diagonally, the two second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1422 are arranged diagonally, the first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1421 are connected with a first intermediate frequency line 1434, and the second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators 1422 are connected with a second intermediate frequency line 1435;
the third if line 1411 and the fourth if line 1412 are respectively connected to two if signal pads 122.
In this embodiment, the high frequency module 15 includes two high frequency line combiners 151, two high frequency radiating units 152, and two high frequency arm-type combiners 153, where the two high frequency arm-type combiners 153 are respectively installed at the left and right ends of the high frequency line combiner 151, and the high frequency radiating unit 152 is installed at the front end of the high frequency arm-type combiner 153.
In this embodiment, the high-frequency support combiner 153 includes a first high-frequency support type fastener 1531 and a second high-frequency support type fastener 1532, a high-frequency fastener slot 1533 is formed in the middle of the first high-frequency support type fastener 1531, the first high-frequency support type fastener 1531 and the second high-frequency support type fastener 1532 are installed in a crossing manner through the high-frequency fastener slot 1533, a first high-frequency line 1534 is formed on a sidewall of the first high-frequency support type fastener 1531, a second high-frequency line 1535 is formed on a sidewall of the second high-frequency support type fastener 1532, the high-frequency line combiner 151 includes a third high-frequency line 1511 and a fourth high-frequency line 1512, the first high-frequency line 1534 is connected to the third high-frequency line 1511, and the second high-frequency line 1535 is connected to the fourth high-frequency line 1512;
the high-frequency radiation unit 152 is provided with two first high-frequency radiation vibrators 1521 and two second high-frequency radiation vibrators 1522, the central axes of the first high-frequency radiation vibrators 1521 and the second high-frequency radiation vibrators 1522 are both shifted by 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, the two first high-frequency radiation vibrators 1521 are arranged diagonally, the two second high-frequency radiation vibrators 1522 are arranged diagonally, the first high-frequency radiation vibrators 1521 are connected with a first high-frequency line 1534, and the second high-frequency radiation vibrators 1522 are connected with a second high-frequency line 1535;
the third high-frequency line 1511 and the fourth high-frequency line 1512 are connected to two high-frequency signal pads 123, respectively.
In the embodiment, the antenna device further comprises a shell 2, the circuit board assembly 1 is installed inside the shell 2, and the antenna 3 is installed through the shell 2.
The working principle is as follows:
1. high-frequency, intermediate-frequency and low-frequency signals are respectively collected to the main combiner 12 through a high-frequency line combiner 151, an intermediate-frequency line combiner 141 and a low-frequency line combiner 131 by using coaxial transmission lines, the high-frequency line combiner 151, the intermediate-frequency line combiner 141 and the low-frequency line combiner 131 are respectively provided with two groups of combining lines which are respectively collected to the two groups of main combiners 12, one group of combining lines collects left 45-degree centralized signals, and the other group of combining lines collects right 45-degree centralized signals.
2. The low frequency director 132 acts to direct cross-polarized low frequency current to radiation while increasing gain and bandwidth, with more directors superimposed the higher the gain and the more concentrated the signal radiation direction.
3. The high, medium and low frequency radiating elements 133 all adopt actual physical dimensions obtained by a quarter wavelength (1/4 in) of the center frequency and a rate factor of 0.1-1.
4. The low-frequency component adopts a monopole mode to design a 45-degree cross polarization mode of two copper sheets and a low-frequency guide plate 132, so as to form good polarization and simultaneously bring bandwidth and gain into full play;
the medium-frequency oscillator adopts a 45-degree cross polarization design of a PCB-FR4 (dielectric constant 4.3-4.7) dipole symmetrical array mode, and a middle single copper sheet is used for forming coupling with the periphery, so that the bandwidth is better increased, and the medium-frequency gain and efficiency are improved;
the high-frequency oscillators are designed in a 45-degree cross polarization mode of a PCB-FR4 (dielectric constant 4.3-4.7) dipole symmetrical array mode, and in order to obtain higher frequency and larger bandwidth, the oscillators are designed in a mode of combining the dipole with the LOOP.
5. The low-frequency combiner is designed by a coaxial line 50 omega transmission principle and is made of PCB-FR4 (dielectric constant is 4.3-4.7); because the medium frequency and the high frequency are too attenuated in the transmission line by using the conventional PCB-FR4 design, the parameter requirement cannot be met, and therefore, the medium frequency and high frequency line combiner is designed by adopting a PTFE (dielectric constant 2-3) high frequency plate material through a coaxial line 50 omega transmission principle; meanwhile, the combiner of the medium-frequency and high-frequency lines is designed in an array mode, so that the energy of 3 arrays of array antennas at two sides is concentrated and summarized, and the gain is improved; designing a basic formula for improving gain between two arrays:
d/lambda, D represents distance, lambda represents frequency wavelength, and the minimum value starts to debug from the ratio of one quarter wavelength to the wavelength of 0.25 to achieve the best effect;
d/λ=0.25
the quantitative calculation is carried out by taking the constant-amplitude in-phase binary array of the half-wave oscillator antenna 3 in the prior scheme as an explanation. For a half-wave element antenna 3, the element directional diagram function is:
Figure DEST_PATH_GDA0003598787140000091
the half-power gain is 2.15dBi, the existing half-wave oscillators are arranged in the vertical direction to form a constant-amplitude in-phase binary linear array, and the array factor directional diagram is as follows:
Figure DEST_PATH_GDA0003598787140000092
according to the pattern product theorem, the pattern function of the antenna 3 array is:
f(θ)=F(θ)*fα(θ)
the antenna 3 array gain is:
Figure DEST_PATH_GDA0003598787140000101
the gain was calculated to be optimal at 0.95A.
6. The reflecting plate 11 enables all the frequencies to be concentrated towards the direction point of one surface, and collects and transmits signal radiation energy farther; while the distance of the reflector plate 11 (element) from the radiating element of the antenna 3 can be adjusted from one sixteenth to one quarter wavelength, resulting in an optimally optimized design.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the utility model and are not to be construed as limiting the utility model, and those skilled in the art can make various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model, therefore, all equivalent technical solutions also belong to the scope of the utility model, and the scope of the utility model is defined by the claims.

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1. A wall-mounted antenna, characterized in that: including circuit board subassembly (1), circuit board subassembly (1) includes reflecting plate (11), two total combiner (12) of bilateral symmetry are installed to the rear end of reflecting plate (11), low frequency subassembly (13), intermediate frequency subassembly (14) and high frequency subassembly (15) are installed to the front end of reflecting plate (11), low frequency subassembly (13) are installed the upside of reflecting plate (11), intermediate frequency subassembly (14) with high frequency subassembly (15) are installed the downside of reflecting plate (11), high frequency subassembly (15) are installed the lower extreme of intermediate frequency subassembly (14), low frequency subassembly (13) intermediate frequency subassembly (14) with high frequency subassembly (15) are the bilateral symmetry design.
2. A wall-mounted antenna as recited in claim 1, wherein: the upper end of the general combiner (12) is provided with a low-frequency signal welding point (121) and a medium-frequency signal welding point (122), the lower end of the general combiner (12) is provided with a signal general assembly welding point (124) and a high-frequency signal welding point (123), and the signal general assembly welding point (124) is welded with an antenna (3).
3. A wall-mounted antenna as recited in claim 2, wherein: the low-frequency assembly (13) comprises a low-frequency line combiner (131), a low-frequency guide plate (132) and low-frequency radiating oscillators (133), wherein the low-frequency line combiner (131) is provided with two low-frequency line combiners (131) which are symmetrically arranged on the reflecting plate (11) in a left-right mode, the low-frequency radiating oscillators (133) are arranged at the front end of the low-frequency line combiner (131), the central axis of each low-frequency radiating oscillator (133) is arranged at 45 degrees to the inner side in a deviation mode in the relative vertical direction, at least two low-frequency guide plates (132) are arranged at the front end of each low-frequency radiating oscillator (133), and the two low-frequency line combiners (131) are respectively and correspondingly connected with two low-frequency signal welding points (121).
4. A wall-mounted antenna as recited in claim 2, wherein: the intermediate frequency assembly (14) comprises an intermediate frequency line combiner (141), intermediate frequency radiation units (142) and intermediate frequency support type combiners (143), the number of the intermediate frequency support type combiners (143) is two, the two intermediate frequency support type combiners (143) are respectively installed at the left end and the right end of the intermediate frequency line combiner (141), and the intermediate frequency radiation units (142) are installed at the front ends of the intermediate frequency support type combiners (143).
5. The wall-mounted antenna according to claim 4, wherein: the intermediate frequency bracket combiner (143) comprises a first intermediate frequency bracket clamping piece (1431) and a second intermediate frequency bracket clamping piece (1432), the middle part of the first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece (1431) is provided with an intermediate frequency clamping piece clamping groove (1433), the first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece (1431) and the second intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece (1432) are installed in a crossed mode through the intermediate frequency clamping piece clamping groove (1433), a first intermediate frequency line (1434) is arranged on the side wall of the first intermediate frequency bracket type clamping piece (1431), a sidewall second midrange line (1435) of the second midrange cradle (1432), the intermediate frequency circuit combiner (141) is provided with a third intermediate frequency circuit (1411) and a fourth intermediate frequency circuit (1412), the first intermediate frequency line (1434) is connected to the third intermediate frequency line (1411), the second intermediate frequency line (1435) is connected to the fourth intermediate frequency line (1412);
the intermediate frequency radiation unit (142) is provided with two first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1421) and two second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1422), the central axes of the first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1421) and the second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1422) are offset by 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, the two first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1421) are arranged diagonally, the two second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1422) are arranged diagonally, the first intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1421) are connected with the first intermediate frequency line (1434), and the second intermediate frequency radiation oscillators (1422) are connected with the second intermediate frequency line (1435);
the third intermediate frequency circuit (1411) and the fourth intermediate frequency circuit (1412) are respectively and correspondingly connected with two intermediate frequency signal welding points (122).
6. A wall-mounted antenna according to claim 2, wherein: the high-frequency assembly (15) comprises two high-frequency line combiners (151), two high-frequency radiation units (152) and two high-frequency support-type combiners (153), wherein the two high-frequency support-type combiners (153) are respectively arranged at the left end and the right end of the high-frequency line combiner (151), and the high-frequency radiation units (152) are arranged at the front ends of the high-frequency support-type combiners (153).
7. A wall-mounted antenna according to claim 6, wherein: the high-frequency bracket type combiner (153) comprises a first high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1531) and a second high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1532), the middle part of the first high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1531) is provided with a high-frequency clamping piece clamping groove (1533), the first high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1531) and the second high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1532) are arranged in a crossing way through the high-frequency clamping piece clamping groove (1533), the side wall of the first high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1531) is provided with a first high-frequency circuit (1534), a second high-frequency line (1535) on a side wall of the second high-frequency bracket type clamping piece (1532), the high-frequency line combiner (151) is provided with a third high-frequency line (1511) and a fourth high-frequency line (1512), the first high-frequency line (1534) is connected to the third high-frequency line (1511), the second high-frequency line (1535) is connected to the fourth high-frequency line (1512);
the high-frequency radiating unit (152) is provided with two first high-frequency radiating oscillators (1521) and two second high-frequency radiating oscillators (1522), the central axes of the first high-frequency radiating oscillators (1521) and the second high-frequency radiating oscillators (1522) are respectively offset by 45 degrees relative to the vertical direction, the two first high-frequency radiating oscillators (1521) are arranged diagonally, the two second high-frequency radiating oscillators (1522) are arranged diagonally, the first high-frequency radiating oscillators (1521) are connected with the first high-frequency line (1534), and the second high-frequency radiating oscillators (1522) are connected with the second high-frequency line (1535);
the third high-frequency line (1511) and the fourth high-frequency line (1512) are respectively connected with two high-frequency signal welding points (123) correspondingly.
8. A wall-mounted antenna as recited in claim 2, wherein: still include shell (2) circuit board subassembly (1) is installed the inside of shell (2), antenna (3) run through the shell (2) installation.
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