EP1095426B1 - Mehr-bereichs-antenne - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a multi-range antenna according to the preamble of claim 1.
- GSM 900 Global System for Mobile Communications
- GSM 1800 GSM 1800 standard, in which signals can be received and transmitted in a 1800 MHz range.
- multi-span antenna devices are required for transmitting and receiving various frequency ranges, which typically include dipole structures, ie a dipole antenna device for transmitting and receiving the 900 MHz band and another dipole antenna device for transmitting and receiving the 1800 MHz -Band Schemees.
- more or at least two-range antenna devices have been proposed, namely for example a dipole antenna device for transmitting the 900 MHz range and for transmitting the 1800 MHz range, with both dipole antenna devices being arranged side by side.
- two antennas are required for the at least two frequency ranges, but because of the spatial arrangement next to each other, they hinder each other and impair each other, as they shade each other in the radiation field. As a result, no round jet diagram can be achieved anymore.
- a generic antenna arrangement is known from U.S.-A-4,125,840 known.
- This prior publication describes a broadband dipole antenna with multiple dipoles comprising dipole halves of different lengths.
- the one dipole halves are positioned on the side facing away from the feed line arrangement, whereas the other part of the dipole halves are arranged on the side facing the feed line arrangement.
- the dipole halves consist of a number of thin ones electrical conductors, which are arranged on a cylindrical or conical surface of a cylindrical plastic tube.
- Each multiple dipole halves belong to a group and have substantially the same physical length.
- the conductors belonging to different groups have substantially different lengths, whereby the antenna can transmit and / or receive at different frequencies.
- the dipole halves are in each case fed at their mutually facing inner sides, namely the dipole halves projecting away from the feed line arrangement via an inner conductor and the dipole halves facing the feed line arrangement via the outer conductor of a coaxial feed line arrangement.
- a coplanar multiband antenna comprising a plurality of circumferentially spaced mast array dipoles in a vertical orientation. Offset in the longitudinal direction of the mast are arranged dipoles of different lengths, which radiate in different frequency bands.
- an object of the present invention is an improved dual or multi-range antenna device to accomplish.
- the present invention in a startling manner, provides a completely new, highly compact antenna device that can be operated in two frequency bands as compared to the prior art. If required, this antenna device can also be expanded to a multi-band antenna comprising more than two frequency bands.
- the dipole antenna device for the first frequency band and the dipole device for the at least one further frequency band offset thereto are formed coaxially with one another and interleaved with one another.
- the dipole halves are preferably cup-shaped, wherein the pot diameter of the dipole halves differs from each other so far that the pots are arranged one inside the other.
- the length of the dipole halves depends on the frequency band to be transmitted.
- the cup-shaped dipole halves which are shorter in their length and are required for the higher frequency range, lie outside, the dipole halves correspondingly longer for the lower frequency range being arranged inside these outer pots and projecting beyond the outer dipole pots.
- the outer and inner pots of the dipole halves are electrically and mechanically connected at their inner sides to a cup bottom-like short circuit point, wherein the one half-cupped nested dipole halves are contacted with an inner conductor and the other nested dipole halves with the outer conductor.
- the cup-shaped dipole halves which are too far-reaching and suitable for the higher frequency range, act as dipole radiators towards the outside, but inwardly as blocking pots, so that the cup-shaped dipole halves provided for the low frequency range are not recognizable for these radiators ,
- each longer-sized and provided for the lower frequency band cup-shaped dipole acts outwardly in its entire length as a radiator, without the blocking effect of the outer pot-shaped radiator for the higher frequency range would be effective, inwardly as a blocking pot, so that no sheath waves the outer conductor can run away.
- each of the pots with higher frequency in their shorter longitudinal extent have larger diameter and record the cup-shaped dipole halves for the lower frequency range in each case interleaved internally.
- This design principle also allows the Power supply is centrally via a common connection or a coaxial coaxial line, which preferably not only serves for feeding, but also equal to the mechanical stability and support of the antenna is used.
- the designed as outer conductor koaxialode standpipe is in the corresponding feed point, ie mechanically connected to the short circuit of a dipole half with this, the inner conductor led over a small amount beyond the outer conductor and there electrically and mechanically connected to the cup bottom-like short circuit of the other dipole halves is. With appropriate stiffness of the inner conductor no additional stability measures additional measures are necessary. Otherwise could be provided between the cup-shaped short-circuit locations of the adjacent dipole halves electrically non-effective, serving stability additional measures.
- the entire antenna shown in the accompanying figure is housed in a protective tube, such as a tube made of glass fiber reinforced plastic tube which fits over the antenna assembly as accurately as possible, so that the inner conductor hold the upper dipole halves only by weight and must accommodate, since tipping loads and Movements are absorbed by the protective tube.
- a protective tube such as a tube made of glass fiber reinforced plastic tube which fits over the antenna assembly as accurately as possible, so that the inner conductor hold the upper dipole halves only by weight and must accommodate, since tipping loads and Movements are absorbed by the protective tube.
- the feed can be effected via only a single coaxial cable connection.
- cup-like Constructions are formed.
- these cup-shaped design dipole halves can be designed circular or cylindrical and be provided with square or even oval cross-section. They also do not necessarily have to be designed as closed tubes. Also possible are multi-membered constructions in which the cup-like dipole halves consist of several individual conductor sections or electrically conductive elements or are divided into these, provided that they are short-circuited to each other at their respectively adjacent adjacent second dipole feed end.
- a multi-frequency band antenna device which preferably comprises at least two superimposed antenna devices, which in turn can radiate at least in two frequency bands as two frequency ranges.
- the feed line respectively serve the outer electrical conductors of the Mehrfachkoaxial feeders for feeding to the dipole halves of the lower-lying antenna device
- the opposite inner conductor of the coaxial line for example, the generally wire-shaped inner conductor and the surrounding innermost coaxial conductor
- the design principle can be cascaded accordingly, so that three antenna devices and more can be arranged one above the other.
- a multi-region antenna 1 comprises a first antenna 3 with two dipole halves 3 'and 3 ", which are formed from an electrically conductive cylinder tube in the embodiment shown at its second end to the dipole half 3 'adjacent end 7' pot-shaped closed.
- a second dipole antenna For transmission of a second frequency range, in the illustrated embodiment of 1800 MHz, a second dipole antenna is provided, the dipole halves 9 'and 9 "according to the higher frequency range to be transmitted shorter in length dimensioned in the illustrated embodiment due to the twice as high transmission frequency only approx are half as long as the dipole halves 3 'and 3 ".
- dipole halves 9 'and 9 are also designed tubular or cylindrical in the embodiment shown, but with a larger diameter than the diameter of the dipole halves 3' and 3", so that the dipole halves of the antenna 9 with a shorter length inside the dipole halves 3 'and 3 "can absorb and overlap with greater longitudinal extent.
- the respective interleaved dipole halves 3' and 9 'or 3" and 9 are designed cup-shaped together and thereby to form a short circuit 11' and 11" electrically to each other connected.
- the drawing also shows that the lower dipole halves 3 "and 9" are fed via an outer conductor 15 of a coaxial feed line 17, the inner conductor 19 extending beyond the short circuit 11 "at the end 7" of the lower dipole half to the cup-shaped short-circuit connections 11 'of the upper dipole halves 3' and 9 'out and there is electrically and mechanically connected to the cup-shaped bottoms of these dipole halves 3' and 9 '.
- the mode of operation of the antenna is such that the dipole halves provided for the higher frequency band act as emitters in shorter longitudinal outward direction, but the inside of these cup-shaped dipole halves 9 'and 9 ", respectively, as a blocking pot larger longitudinal extension provided dipole halves of the second antenna can continue.
- the locking pot for the higher frequency of the outer tubular or cup-shaped dipole halves 9', 9" not "recognizable” or effective, so that these dipole halves outward look like single radiator.
- the inner side of the lower cup-shaped dipole half 3 acts as a blocking pot This locking pot effect ensures that no sheath waves can continue on the outer conductor of a coaxial feed line.
- the dipole halves need not necessarily be designed tubular or cup-shaped.
- angular (n-polygonal) or other dipole halves deviating from the circular shape for example oval-shaped designs circumferential outer surface is not necessarily closed, but is divided into several individual spatially curved or even planar elements, provided that at their adjacent inner end 7 'and 7 "of the dipole halves, where the above-mentioned pot-shaped short 11' and 11" formed is, electrically connected to each other and are designed so that the aforementioned barrier effect of the respective outer pot is maintained relative to the inner pot to ensure that no sheath waves can propagate.
- Dashed line is indicated in the embodiment shown in the accompanying figure that this design principle can be easily extended to other frequency bands. Dashed lines indicate that, for example, a further outer pot could be provided for dipole halves 25 'or 25 "of a third antenna 25, which is designed for an even higher frequency and therefore has an even shorter longitudinal extension 25 "are respectively shorted at their facing inner end with the end of the other dipole half.
- the outside of these dipole halves 25 'and 25 act for this frequency as a radiator, wherein the inside of the next inner dipole halves act as blocking pots. But these pots are again not effective for the nested inside dipole halves.
- a multi-region antenna according to FIG. 1b comprises a first antenna device A, which corresponds to the structure of the antenna device according to FIG. 1a.
- the reference symbols used in FIG. 1 a have only the letter extension "a" with respect to the antenna device A in FIG. 1b.
- the antenna device according to FIG. 1b also comprises a second multi-range antenna device B, which is constructed basically the same, wherein for this second antenna device B at the reference numerals the letter extension "b" deviates from "a" for the first multiple antenna device B.
- Area antenna device A is used.
- FIG. 2 shows a solution known from the prior art for a coaxial line 17 with an inner conductor 19 and an outer conductor 15, which has a coaxial stub line SL at a connection point 46, whose coaxial outer conductor AL is connected to the outer conductor 15 and the inner conductor IL is electrically connected to the inner conductor 19 of the coaxial line 17.
- the outer conductor AL is short-circuited to the associated inner conductor IL via a cup-shaped short-circuit KS, via which the inner conductor 19 is thus connected to the outer conductor 15 of the coaxial line 17.
- the antenna described in FIG. 1 is operated with only one frequency band with an upper and a lower antenna device, this can be realized via a common multiple coaxial line with a feed or decoupling device according to the invention shown in FIG.
- the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 3 differs from FIG. 2, inter alia, in that at the connection point 46, the coaxial line 17 performs a right-angled bend, ie not coming down from above, as shown in FIG. 2, but is led away to the left at connection point 46 ,
- the spur line shown in Figure 2 is drawn in the embodiment of Figure 3 in the axial extension of the above the connection point 46 vertically upwardly extending coaxial connection line lying.
- Another difference is that the inner conductor 19 shown in FIG. 2 is replaced by a coaxial line 17a in FIG.
- an electrical connection to the inner conductor 19a or the outer conductor 15a of the inner coaxial line 17a for feeding the upper antenna device A can now be established, with a second feed line 42 an inner conductor 43 and an outer conductor 41 via a coaxial terminal 21b and a coaxial intermediate line 62 with an inner conductor 63 and an outer conductor 61, the outer coaxial line 17b is fed accordingly, including at the connection point 46 ultimately the inner conductor 63 of the second connecting line 42 with the inner conductor 19b and the outer conductor 41 is electrically connected to the outer conductor 15b of the feed line 17b.
- the intermediate line 62 thus represents the outer coaxial feed line 17b with the inner conductor 19b and the outer conductor 15b.
- a short-circuit KS1 or KS2 coaxial ⁇ / 4 lines are interleaved for reproduced in Figure 1 antenna device to operate, for example, two different frequency ranges, wherein the outer ⁇ 1/4 line SL1 (for adjustment with respect to the higher frequency SL2 (for adjustment with respect to the lower frequency, such as the 900 MHz range, for example, GSM) is used for example for the transmission of the 1800 MHz frequency range, for example, PCN) and the inner ⁇ 2/4-line.
- the inner outer conductor AL2 terminates freely adjacent to the connection point 46.
- the upper antenna device A is fed via a first coaxial cable connection 21a, wherein the inner conductor 53 merges into the inner conductor 19a and the outer conductor 51 of the connecting line 52 into the outer conductor 15a of the coaxial feed line 17a for the upper antenna device A.
- the feed of the lower antenna device B is such that the inner conductor 43 with the inner conductor 19b of the coaxial feed line 17 and the outer conductor 41 of the second coaxial cable connecting line to the outer conductor 15b of the triax line are electrically connected.
- the Einspeis- and coupling-out device is through the koaxialförmig interleaved and each short-circuited at its end stub lines SL1, SL2 carried out in function of the wavelength ⁇ 1/4 and ⁇ 2/4 relative to the two to be transmitted frequency ranges desired adjustment , wherein the first cup-shaped short-circuit line KS1 is approximately in the axial center with respect to the electrical length of the coaxial stub SL2 in adaptation to the frequency bands of 900 MHz and 1800 MHz to be transmitted in this embodiment.
- the design principle of the series connected short-circuit line KS1 and KS2 can also be realized in reverse order, namely, when the ⁇ 2/4 spur line SL2 outboard (to the outer conductor AL2) for the lower frequency and the ⁇ 1 / 4-stub cable SL1 (with outer conductor AL1) for the higher frequency (concentric) to the first stub line is arranged inside.
- the design effort for this is slightly higher.
- FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment, modified with respect to FIG. 4, of a feeding or decoupling device, in which, for example, in addition to the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1, three superimposed antenna devices can be fed together via a multiple coaxial cable line 17, which in two frequency ranges work.
- a corresponding adaptation between an outer outer conductor and an associated inner conductor is shown in cascaded manner via two feed and coupling devices explained with reference to FIG. 4, which simultaneously represents the outer conductor for a next inner inner conductor.
- an outer conductor with its associated inner conductor is set to a common potential via the feed or coupling device 101 or 103 according to the invention.
- the embodiment according to FIG. 8 shows how This method can be expanded in several stages with other outer conductors AL1, AL2 and shorts KS3, KS4.
- a feed and decoupling device for a simple coaxial line 17 is shown with reference to FIG. 9, which, however, is provided with a broadband lightning protection, in the exemplary embodiment shown for two frequency band ranges.
- the function corresponds to the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 4, except that instead of the inner coaxial conductor 17a shown in FIG. 4, only a simple inner conductor 15 is provided, so that this inner conductor runs without curvature in the axial direction and the two interleaved and again at the end Shorted stub line SL1 and SL2 branch off at right angles from this coaxial line 17.
- a simple inner conductor 15 is provided, so that this inner conductor runs without curvature in the axial direction and the two interleaved and again at the end Shorted stub line SL1 and SL2 branch off at right angles from this coaxial line 17.
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