WO2001093372A1 - Narrow-band, crossed-element, offset-tuned dual band, dual mode meander line loaded antenna - Google Patents
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- the invention pertains to meander line loaded antennas and more particularly to such an antenna that operates simultaneously in two different modes and two different frequency bands.
- MLA meander line loaded antenna
- the meander line is designed to adjust the electrical length of the antenna.
- the design of the meander slow wave structure permits lengths of the meander line to be switched in or out of the circuit quickly and with negligible loss, in order to change the effective electrical length of the antenna. This switching is possible because the active switching devices are always located in the high impedance sections of the meander line. This keeps the current through the switching devices low and results in very low dissipation losses in the switch, thereby maintaining high antenna efficiency.
- the basic antenna of the aforesaid patent can be operated in a loop mode that provides a "figure eight" coverage pattern.
- Horizontal polarization, loop mode is obtained when the antenna is operated at a frequency such that the electrical length of the entire line, including the meander lines, is a multiple of full wavelength.
- the antenna can also be operated in a vertically polarized, monopole mode, by adjusting the electrical length to an odd multiple of a half wavelength at the operating frequency.
- the meander lines can be tuned using electrical or mechanical switches to change the mode of operation at a given frequency, or to switch frequency using a given mode.
- the invention of the meander line loaded antenna significantly reduces the dimensions of the unit, while maintaining an electrical length that is still a multiple of a quarter wavelength of the operating frequency.
- Antennas and radiating structures of this type operate in the region where the limitations on their fundamental performance is governed by the Chu-Harrington relation:
- V 2 Volume of the structure in cubic wavelengths
- the aforementioned United States Patent No. 5,790,080 describes an antenna that includes one or more conductive elements for acting as radiating antenna elements, and a slow wave meander line adapted to couple electrical signals between the conductive elements.
- the slow wave meander line has an effective electrical length that affects the electrical length and operating characteristics of the antenna. The electrical length and operating mode of the antenna may be readily controlled and manipulated via switching.
- United States Patent No. 6,034,637 for DOUBLE RESONANT WIDEBAND PATCH ANTENNA AND METHOD OF FORMING SAME describes a double resonant wideband patch antenna that includes a planar resonator forming a substantially trapezoidal shape having a non-parallel edge for providing a wide bandwidth.
- a feed line extends parallel to the non-parallel edge for coupling while a ground plane extends beneath the planar resonator for increasing radiation efficiency.
- United States Patent No. 6,008,762 for FOLDED QUARTER WAVE PATCH ANTENNA describes a folded quarter- wave patch antenna which includes a conductor plate having first and second spaced apart arms. A ground plane is separated from the conductor plate by a dielectric substrate and is approximately parallel to the conductor plate. The ground plane is electrically connected to the first' arm at one end and a signal unit is electrically coupled to the first arm. The signal unit transmits and/or receives signals having a selected frequency band.
- the folded quarter- wave patch antenna can also act as a dual frequency band antenna. In dual frequency band operation, the signal unit provides the antenna with a first signal of a first frequency band and a second signal of a second frequency band.
- a DUAL BAND BOWTIE/MEANDER ANTENNA is described in PCT Patent International Application number WO 01/3464.
- This invention discloses dipole radiating elements and a ground plane on opposing sides of a dielectric material.
- a dual-band, meander line loaded antenna which utilizes a crossed pair of MLA elements to provide an antenna operable in two discrete frequency bands and having either vertical or circular polarization.
- MLA meander line loaded antenna
- One object of the invention that is distinguishable from the prior art, is the use of capacitive flaps for changing the resonant frequency and to stagger or offset tune the phase of the monopole mode.
- the capacitive flaps are added to the basic MLA loop design so as to lower the monopole resonant frequency of the structure.
- a crossed pair of offset-tuned MLA elements By using a crossed pair of offset-tuned MLA elements, a dual frequency antenna may be constructed.
- the crossed arrangement allows for operation as either a vertically or a circularly polarized antenna.
- On object of the invention is a dual-band antenna for simultaneous operation in two frequency bands, comprising a ground plane, a first meander line loaded antenna element tuned to a first loop mode frequency and having a first monopole resonant frequency.
- the first antenna element is disposed upon the ground plane.
- There is a second meander line loaded antenna element tuned to a second loop mode frequency, the second antenna element having a second monopole resonant frequency, wherein the second antenna element is also disposed upon the ground plane.
- Another object is a dual-band antenna, wherein the first and the second monopole frequency are tuned such that a center frequency is approximately 3 dB in the frequency domain.
- a further object is a dual-band antenna wherein the means for capacitive tuning comprises flaps affixed to the first and second antenna elements.
- the means for capacitive tuning comprises flaps affixed to the first and second antenna elements.
- a first frequency band is centered at approximately 850 MHz and a second frequency band is centered at approximately 1.5 GHz.
- the dual-band antenna exhibits vertical polarization in the first frequency band and circular polarization in the second frequency band.
- An object of the invention is a dual-band antenna comprising a ground plane, a first meander line loaded antenna element tuned to a first loop mode frequency and having a first monopole resonant frequency, wherein the first antenna element is disposed upon the ground plane.
- a second meander line loaded antemia element tuned to a second loop mode frequency and disposed substantially orthogonal to said first antenna element and upon the ground plane, with the second antenna element having a second monopole resonant frequency.
- One or more capacitive flaps are mounted to the first antenna element for tuning the first monopole resonant frequency, and one or more capacitive flaps are mounted to the second antenna element for tuning the second monopole resonant frequency.
- the dual-band antenna wherein the flaps are metal with a dielectric material surrounding the metal.
- the first and second meander line loaded element each comprise a pair of vertical sides extending from the ground plane and a top cover between the vertical sides, wherein there is a gap between the top cover and the vertical sides with the capacitive flaps mounted to each top cover at the gaps. Furthermore, wherein the tuning is performed by adjusting a spacing between the vertical sides and the flaps.
- Another object is the dual-band antenna produced by the process of tuning the first monopole resonant frequency to a desired monopole frequency band and tuning the second monopole resonant frequency to the desired monopole frequency band. And, offset tuning either the first or second antenna element to produce a zero degree monopole phase difference between the first and second antenna element.
- a dual-band antenna comprising a ground plane, a first bow-tie meander line loaded antenna element tuned to a first loop mode frequency and having a first monopole resonant frequency, the first antenna element being disposed upon the ground plane.
- first and second bow-tie meander line loaded elements each comprise a vertical side extending perpendicularly from the ground plane and a triangle-shaped horizontal section extending from the vertical side, wherein there are side gaps between the horizontal section and the vertical sides with the capacitive flaps mounted at the side gaps.
- the dual-band antenna wherein the capacitive flaps are exteriorly or interiorly disposed upon the antenna elements. Also, wherein the capacitive flaps are electrically connected to the horizontal section and isolated from the vertical sides. Alternatively, wherein the capacitive flaps are electrically connected to the vertical sides and isolated from the horizontal section. Finally, wherein the one or more capacitive flaps are electrically isolated from the vertical sides and the horizontal section.
- FIGURE 1 is a schematic, perspective view of a meander line loaded antenna of the prior art
- FIGURE 2 is a schematic perspective view of a meander line loaded used as an element coupler in the meander line loop antenna of FIGURE 1;
- FIGURE 3 consisting of a series of diagrams 3 A -3D, depicts four operating modes of the meander line loaded antenna antenna;
- FIGURE 4a is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a traditional MLA loop element
- FIGURE 4b is a schematic, cross-sectional view of the MLA loop element of FIGURE 4a with capacitive flaps added to lower its monopole resonant frequency;
- FIGURE 5 is a schematic, perspective view of the dual band, crossed-element MLA antenna of the present invention.
- FIGURE 6 is a graph of frequency response vs. frequency for the two elements of the dual-band antenna of FIGURE 5;
- FIGURE 7 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a bow-tie MLA loop element with capacitive flaps added to lower the monopole resonant frequency.
- This present invention provides a dual-band, crossed element MLA structure that provides for operation in two discrete frequency bands.
- both vertical and circular polarization may be obtained from the inventive antenna by modifying its signal feed arrangement.
- FIGURE 1 illustrates the prior art meander line loaded structure 100 described in more detail is United States Patent No. 5,790,080.
- a pair of opposing side units 102 are connected to a ground plane 105 and extend substantially orthogonal from the ground plane 105.
- a horizontal top cover 104 extends between the side pieces 102, but does not come in direct contact with the side units 102. Instead, there are gaps 106 separating the side pieces 102 from the top cover 104.
- a meander line loaded element 108 such as the one depicted in FIGURE 2 is placed on the inner corners of the structure 100 such that the meander line 108 resides near the gap on either the horizontal cover 104 or the side pieces 102.
- the meander line loaded structure 108 provides a switching means to change the electrical length of the line and thereby affect the properties of the structure 100. As explained in more detail in the prior art, the switching enables the structure to operate in loop mode or monopole mode by altering the electrical length and hence the wavelengths as shown in FIGURE 3 A - D.
- FIGURE 4a there is shown a schematic, cross-sectional view of one conventional MLA element, at reference number 100.
- Two vertical radiating surfaces 102 are separated from a horizontal surface 104 by gaps 106.
- a pair of meander lines 108 is connected between vertical surfaces 102 and horizontal surface 104.
- Meander lines 108 may be mounted on either the vertical surface 102 or the horizontal surface 104 as described in the prior art.
- antenna 100 has a loop mode response modified to approximately 1.5 GHz (i.e., the GPS operating frequency). When so constructed, antenna 100 has a naturally occurring monopole resonant frequency of approximately 860 MHz.
- FIGURE 4b there is shown one MLA element similar to that of FIGURE 4a, generally at reference number 120.
- Two vertical radiating surfaces 102 are separated from a horizontal surface 104 by gaps 106.
- Meander lines 108 are shown as before, with capacitive flaps 122 added to horizontal surface 104.
- Capacitive flaps 122 provide a shunt capacitance that effectively lowers the monopole resonant frequency and alters the monopole operation.
- the monopole resonant frequency is reduced from approximately 860 MHz to approximately 830 MHz, the latter frequency being chosen because it is a typical cellular phone operating frequency.
- the addition of shunt capacitance from capacitive flaps 122 does not affect the loop mode frequency response of MLA element 120, and its operation in the 1.5 GHz GPS frequency band is unaffected. As there are two separate antenna elements, it may be necessary to lower the resonant frequency of both antenna elements.
- MLA elements 100, 120 are fed in quadrature (i.e., the voltage feeds are 90° out-of phase) as is well known to those skilled in the antenna design arts. Because the shunt capacitance added to MLA element 120 by capacitive flaps 122 does not affect the loop frequency response of element 120 at the 1.5 GHz frequency, the two elements 100, 120 are electrically identical and the capacitive flaps 122 do not interfere with the loop mode operation.
- FIGURE 5 there is shown a perspective view of one embodiment of the crossed-element, offset-tuned MLA antenna.
- a lower MLA element 130 is shown disposed above a common ground plane 124.
- the lower MLA element has an upper piece 132 and apair of side pieces 134.
- an upper MLA element 140 is also disposed above common ground plane 124 and is orthogonal to the lower MLA element 130.
- the upper MLA element 140 has an upper piece 142 and a pair of side pieces 144.
- This embodiment requires that the two orthogonal monopole antennas 130 and 140 be each tuned in a first instance to obtain the proper frequency band, and then be tuned to obtain a zero degree phase difference for the monopole operation.
- MLA elements 130, 140 are offset-tuned and the crossed MLA frequency responses overlap at the 3 dB point in the frequency domain.
- the first MLA element 130 may be represented as curve A, while the orthogonal MLA element 140 may be shown as curve B.
- the center frequency, F 0 is the average of the two tuned antennas 130, 140 and is the 3dB point.
- the offset tuning offsets the quadrature feed relationship and puts the monopole mode resonant frequency in phase with each other. While the slight asymmetry introduced by this offset tuning has no practical effect on the GPS operating mode of the antenna, it provides the proper voltage/current phase relationship and the required vertical polarization when the antenna is operated in the cellular phone mode.
- the capacitive flaps are metal and coated with a dielectric. They are fastened to either the top or side surfaces of the conductors. The flaps rely upon capacitive coupling with the elements to influence the performance. The spacing between the flap and the surfaces is one of the factors contributing to the capacitive value and the tuning process changes the spacing. In the preferred embodiment the flaps are bendable and allow movement while also being rigid enough to maintain the moved position.
- the flaps can be attached to either the horizontal or vertical surfaces. And, there can also be multiple flaps on a single surface.
- the flaps can be secured in a number of ways, including soldering, welding, or adhered with electrically or insulating conducting adhesives.
- One end of the flaps can be grounded, either on the vertical or horizontal surface and bent over the gap.
- the flaps can be isolated on both surfaces and merely capacitively couple at the gap.
- the flaps can be mounted on the interior and function as disclosed herein, especially for production models that require minimal tuning.
- the flaps 122 are bent over the gaps 106 and positioned in close proximity to, but not to be in direct contact with the side panels 132, 142.
- the tuning process can be done in either order, but essentially involves lowering the resonant frequency by adjusting the spacing between the flaps and the side pieces 132, 142, thereby changing the capacitance. Then, once the desired frequency is obtained for both structures, the structure is offset tuned by manipulating the flaps 136, 146 of one of the elements 130, 140.
- the lower element 130 is further tuned to a lower frequency, for example 820MHz. This additional tuning is performed to place the lower element 90 degrees out of phase in the opposite direction than the upper element 140, thereby canceling the phase difference and resulting in a zero degree phase difference with a center frequency that is the average of the upper and lower elements 130, 140.
- the two step tuning process is merely one embodiment and performed in order to alter both the frequency and phase.
- Other applications may only require altering a single factor such as only changing the frequency or only altering the phase. In those situations, only a single set of flaps would be required.
- Capacitive flaps could be applied to one or both MLA elements.
- An example of another structure is shown in Figure 7, wherein a 'bow-tie' arrangement is illustrated. In this embodiment the structure is symmetrical and without crossed elements. This tuning process is less complex and requires fewer iteration than that of the crossed orthogonal elements as the shadowing and cross-coupling are reduced.
- the capacitive flaps may be mounted upon all four sections 152, 154, 156, 158 or upon at least two sides to allow for adequate tuning.
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