WO2006059406A1 - アンテナ構造およびそれを備えた無線通信機 - Google Patents
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- Antenna structure and wireless communication device including the same
- the present invention relates to an antenna structure capable of performing wireless communication in a plurality of frequency bands and a wireless communication device including the antenna structure.
- wireless communication device that can support a plurality of wireless communication systems.
- it is a mobile phone that can support a wireless communication system for Blue tooth.
- Such a radio communication device is provided with a dedicated antenna for each radio communication system.
- Patent Document 1 International Publication WO 02Z078123
- the problem to be solved is that, as described above, when a dedicated antenna is provided for each wireless communication system, the area occupied by the antenna in the wireless communication device is large, and the wireless communication device is downsized. It is a point that the problem of obstructing. Also, if antennas are placed close together and the space between the antennas is reduced to reduce the area occupied by the antennas, mutual interference occurs between the antennas placed close to each other, and the antenna characteristics of the wireless communication device deteriorate. This is a problem that causes the problem.
- the antenna structure of the present invention has a main radiating electrode connected to a circuit for wireless communication and electromagnetically coupled to the main radiating electrode through a gap so that a double resonance state is established in a predetermined frequency band together with the main radiating electrode.
- An antenna structure having a configuration in which a sub-radiating electrode to be created is formed on a common substrate,
- a feeding terminal is connected to the main radiation electrode, and the main radiation electrode is connected to the wireless communication circuit via the feeding terminal,
- the sub-radiation electrode is connected to a second wireless communication circuit different from the first wireless communication circuit to which the main radiation electrode is connected, and is connected to a second resonance frequency band different from the multiple resonance frequency band.
- a second wireless communication circuit different from the first wireless communication circuit to which the main radiation electrode is connected
- a second resonance frequency band different from the multiple resonance frequency band.
- a matching circuit is provided on the conduction path connecting the sub-radiation electrode and the second wireless communication circuit!
- the matching circuit impedance-matches the sub-radiation electrode and the second wireless communication circuit, and connects the main radiation electrode and the second radiation communication circuit from a connection portion between the power supply terminal and the wireless communication circuit.
- the impedance of the matching circuit viewed through the sub-radiation electrode has an impedance for causing double resonance between the main radiation electrode and the sub-radiation electrode.
- the wireless communication device of the present invention is characterized in that an antenna structure having the above-described configuration is provided.
- a main radiation electrode and a sub radiation electrode are formed on a substrate made of a dielectric material! /.
- the sub radiation electrode operates as a parasitic radiation electrode that creates a double resonance state with the main radiation electrode.
- the sub-radiation electrode is connected to the second wireless communication circuit and resonates even in the frequency band for the second wireless communication circuit. That is, the sub-radiation electrode includes a radio communication system (hereinafter referred to as the first radio communication system for convenience) corresponding to the first radio communication circuit connected to the main radiation electrode, and a second radio communication This antenna is also used as a radio communication system corresponding to this circuit (hereinafter referred to as a second radio communication system for convenience).
- the power of the antenna used in the first wireless communication system is configured to operate as the antenna of the second wireless communication system.
- the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode create a double resonance state
- the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode are used for the first wireless communication circuit to which the main radiating electrode is connected due to the multiple resonance state by the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode.
- a wide band in the frequency band can be achieved.
- the main radiation electrode and the sub radiation electrode that are greatly involved in the electromagnetic coupling between the main radiation electrode and the sub radiation electrode are obtained.
- the spacing (gap) between the radiation electrodes is important.
- the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode are independent from each other, misalignment errors occur during assembly. Therefore, it is not always possible to assemble the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode with high accuracy at the designed intervals. very difficult. For this reason, the distance between the main radiation electrode and the sub radiation electrode varies.
- the main radiation electrode and the sub radiation electrode are formed on a common substrate.
- the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode can be arranged on the substrate with high positional accuracy by using molding technology, etc., so that variations in the distance between the main radiating electrode and the sub radiating electrode are almost eliminated. Can do.
- the problem that the double resonance state between the main radiation electrode and the sub radiation electrode varies depending on the product can be prevented.
- the antenna characteristics are stable, the reliability for wireless communication is high, the antenna structure, and a wireless communication device including the antenna structure can be provided.
- a matching circuit is provided on a conduction path between the sub-radiating electrode and the second wireless communication circuit.
- FIG. 1A is a diagram for explaining an antenna structure of a first embodiment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1B is a development view of the surface of the substrate on which the electrodes of the antenna structure of the first embodiment are formed.
- FIG. 2A is a diagram for explaining a circuit configuration example of a second matching circuit constituting the antenna structure of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2B is a diagram for explaining another circuit configuration example of the second matching circuit constituting the antenna structure of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3A is a view for explaining electrodes of an antenna structure of a second embodiment according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3B is a development view of the substrate surface on which the electrodes having the antenna structure of FIG. 3A are formed.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining other embodiments of the main radiation electrode and the sub radiation electrode.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram conceptually showing an antenna structure in each of the first, second and second embodiments.
- FIG. 6A is a diagram showing a measurement example of impedance for each frequency when viewed from the side of power supply 1 to power supply 2 in FIG.
- FIG. 6B is a diagram showing an example of measurement of impedance for each frequency when the power supply 1 side is viewed from the power supply 2 in FIG.
- the antenna structure 1 of the first embodiment of the present invention includes a surface-mounted antenna 2, a first matching circuit 3, a second matching circuit 4, and an inductor 5 It is comprised.
- a surface mount antenna 2 includes a rectangular parallelepiped base 6, a main radiation electrode 7 and a sub radiation electrode 8 formed on an upper surface 6 a of the base 6, and a base 6 has terminal electrodes (feeding terminals) 10 and 11 formed on the side surface 6b.
- the terminal electrode 10 is connected to the main radiation electrode 7, and the terminal electrode 11 is connected to the sub radiation electrode 8.
- FIG. 1B schematically shows a development view of the surface of the substrate 2 on which the electrodes of the surface mount antenna 2 are formed.
- the substrate 6 is made of a mixed material of ceramics and a resin material. Further, the main radiating electrode 7 and the sub radiating electrode 8 are composed of conductive plates. The main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 are integrally provided on the substrate 6 by a molding technique.
- the main radiating electrode 7 has a predetermined resonance frequency F1 for a radio communication system (for example, a resonance frequency set within a frequency range of 800 MHz to 2 GHz for a radio communication system of a mobile phone) F1. It is configured to be able to.
- a slit 7 a is formed in the main radiation electrode 7. Therefore, the electrical length (electric length) of the main radiating electrode 7 is longer than when the slit 7a is not formed.
- the size of the radiation electrode provided with slit 7a may be small, so that the size of main radiation electrode 7 can be reduced by providing slit 7a. Is planned! /
- the terminal electrode 10 is formed to extend from the bottom surface 6c of the base 6 through the side surface 6b toward the upper surface 6a.
- the terminal electrode 10 is connected to the main radiation electrode 7.
- the surface-mounted antenna 2 is surface-mounted at a predetermined mounting position on the circuit board 12 of the wireless communication device, for example.
- the main radiating electrode 7 is electrically connected to the first high-frequency circuit 13 for wireless communication via the terminal electrode 10 and the first matching circuit 3 formed on the circuit board 12.
- the first matching circuit 3 includes a circuit configuration for impedance matching between the main radiation electrode 7 side and the first radio communication high frequency circuit 13 side. There are various circuit configurations of the first matching circuit 3, and an appropriate circuit for impedance matching is selected and used from these circuit configurations.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 is formed on the upper surface 6a of the base 6 with a gap from the main radiation electrode 7.
- the sub radiation electrode 8 is electromagnetically coupled with the main radiation electrode 7 to create a double resonance state.
- the distance between the main radiating electrode 7 and the sub radiating electrode 8 is set so that the main radiating electrode 7 and the sub radiating electrode 8 are in an electromagnetically coupled state that creates a good double resonance state.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 needs to have a resonance frequency fl in the vicinity of the resonance frequency F1 of the main radiation electrode 7 in order to create a double resonance state with the main radiation electrode 7.
- the area of the sub-radiating electrode 8 is narrowed (smaller) in order to reduce the size of the substrate 6. Therefore, the resonance frequency fl cannot be obtained.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 is formed with a slit 8a for increasing the electrical length, and further has the following configuration.
- the base electrode 6 is formed with the terminal electrode 11 extending toward the upper surface 6a through the side surface 6b and the side surface 6c side force.
- the terminal electrode 11 is connected to the sub-radiation electrode 8.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 is grounded to the ground of the circuit board 12 via the terminal electrode 11.
- an inductor 5 for adjusting the resonance frequency is provided on the conduction path from the terminal electrode 11 of the sub radiation electrode 8 to the ground.
- the inductor 5 has an inductance that compensates for the inductance shortage of the sub-radiation electrode 8, and the inductance of the inductor 5 is applied to the sub-radiation electrode 8.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 is provided with an inductance from the inductor 5 and the shortage of the electrical length is resolved, and the sub-radiation electrode 8 resonates at a set resonance frequency fl. As a result, the sub-radiation electrode 8 can create a double resonance state with the main radiation electrode 7.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 simply operates as a parasitic radiation electrode that creates a double resonance state with the main radiation electrode 7, and the sub-radiation electrode 8 alone performs a resonance operation to perform wireless operation. Communication is possible. That is, in the first embodiment, the sub-radiation electrode 8 is connected to the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 14 via the terminal electrode 11 and the second matching circuit 4 formed on the circuit board 12. Electrically connected.
- the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 14 is different from the radio communication system corresponding to the first radio communication high-frequency circuit 13 (for example, a radio communication system for a mobile phone). It corresponds to a system (for example, a wireless communication system for Bluetooth).
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 is designed to resonate even in a frequency band (for example, 2.4 GHz band) determined by a radio communication system corresponding to the high-frequency circuit 14.
- the sub-radiation electrode 8 is connected to the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 14, so that the adverse effect of the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 14 is affected via the sub-radiation electrode 8.
- the second matching circuit 4 is provided on the conduction path between the sub-radiating electrode 8 and the second high-frequency circuit 14 for wireless communication. Yes.
- One feature of the second matching circuit 4 is that impedance matching is performed between the sub-radiating electrode 8 side and the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 14 side.
- Another feature of the second matching circuit 4 is that the main radiating electrode 7 and the sub radiating electrode are connected from the end G1 of the terminal electrode 10 of the main radiating electrode 7 (connection portion with the first radio communication high frequency circuit 13).
- the impedance when the second matching circuit 4 side is viewed through 8 becomes an impedance for causing the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 to double-resonate. Since the second matching circuit 4 has the above characteristics, the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 14 is prevented from adversely affecting the main radiation electrode 7.
- the second matching circuit 4 is configured with a capacitor 16 as shown in the equivalent circuit diagram of FIG. 2A.
- the second matching circuit 4 includes an inductor 17 as shown in the equivalent circuit diagram of FIG. 2B.
- Frequency band for the first radio communication high-frequency circuit and frequency band for the second radio communication high-frequency circuit Is close to the frequency band, the isolation characteristics between the two frequency bands are likely to deteriorate.
- the second matching circuit 4 having the inductor 17, the isolation characteristics are improved. .
- the circuit 20 of the radio communication system (for example, the radio communication system for Bluetooth) corresponding to the second radio communication high frequency circuit 14 and the second radio communication use
- a switch circuit 21 is provided on a conduction path that connects between the high-frequency circuit 14 and the high-frequency circuit 14.
- the on / off of the single resonance operation of the sub-radiating electrode 8 is controlled by the switch on / off operation of the switch circuit 21. That is, the sub-radiation electrode 8 performs a single resonance operation when the switch circuit 21 is switched on, and the single resonance operation is turned off (stopped) when the switch circuit 21 is switched off.
- the switch circuit 21 is provided as necessary, and the switch circuit 21 may not be provided.
- wireless communication can be performed by the double resonance operation of the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 and Another wireless communication can be performed by the single resonance operation of the sub radiation electrode 8 without providing another main radiation electrode (antenna).
- the following effects can be obtained by providing a configuration in which the power supply terminal 11 connected to the sub-radiation electrode 8 is grounded to the ground via the inductor 5.
- the size of the sub-radiation electrode 8 that can be formed on the base 6 is necessarily limited.
- the resonance frequency of the sub-radiation electrode 8 may become higher than the set value due to insufficient inductance (insufficient electrical length) of the sub-radiation electrode 8.
- the inductor 5 is interposed between the power supply terminal 11 of the sub-radiation electrode 8 and the ground, the inductance of the inductor 5 is given to the sub-radiation electrode 8.
- the sub-radiation electrode can resonate at the set resonance frequency.
- a second embodiment of the present invention will be described below.
- the area of the sub-radiation electrode 8 of the surface-mounted antenna 2 is formed smaller than the area of the main radiation electrode 7. Has been.
- Other configurations Are the same as in the first embodiment.
- the frequency band of the first radio communication high-frequency circuit 13 and the second radio communication high-frequency circuit 1 are as follows. Since the frequency band part that interferes with the frequency band 4 is narrow, it is possible to reduce the deterioration of the antenna characteristics due to the respective influences. Thereby, the mutual interference between the double resonance operation of the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 and the resonance operation of the sub radiation electrode 8 alone can be minimized. Therefore, it is easy to improve both the resonance operation of the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 and the resonance operation of the sub radiation electrode 8 alone.
- the configuration of the second embodiment is particularly effective when the frequency band of the double resonance of the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 is close to the frequency band of the resonance of the sub radiation electrode 8 alone.
- the bandwidth becomes narrower as the resonance Q value of the sub-radiation electrode 8 becomes higher.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram conceptually showing the antenna structure of each of the first, second and second embodiments described above.
- a measurement example of impedance for each frequency when viewed from the side of power supply 1 (power supply of high-frequency circuit 13) to power supply 2 (power supply of high-frequency circuit 14) is shown in FIG. 6A.
- a measurement example of the impedance for each frequency from the power supply 2 to the power supply 1 side is shown in FIG. 6B.
- a third embodiment according to the present invention will be described below.
- This third embodiment relates to a wireless communication device.
- the wireless communication device of this third embodiment is provided with the antenna structure 1 shown in the first or second embodiment. It is a feature. That is, the antenna structure 1 shown in the first or second embodiment is mounted on the circuit board 12 of the wireless communication device as shown in FIG. 1A to form a wireless communication device.
- Circuit board 12 has wireless communication
- various known configurations such as a transmission circuit, a reception circuit, and the like necessary for functioning as a receiver.
- a description of well-known components other than the antenna structure that adopts any configuration other than the antenna structure is omitted.
- since the description of the antenna structure 1 of the first or second embodiment employed in the wireless communication device has also been described above, redundant description thereof will be omitted.
- the present invention is not limited to the configuration of each of the first to third embodiments, and can take various embodiments.
- the resonance frequency band (basic resonance frequency band) having the lowest frequency among the plurality of resonance frequency bands is generally the most wireless communication. Appropriate. For this reason, wireless communication is normally performed using the basic resonance frequency band.
- a configuration may be adopted in which wireless communication is performed using a higher-order resonance frequency band having a higher frequency than that of the main radiating electrode 7 alone.
- the antenna structure 1 can perform wireless communication in three resonance frequency bands, for example, the basic resonance frequency band and the higher-order resonance frequency band of the main radiation electrode 7 and the resonance frequency band of the sub radiation electrode 8 alone. It becomes possible, and multibanding can be performed in more frequency bands.
- the basic resonance frequency band and the higher-order resonance frequency band of the main radiation electrode 7 are used, in one example, the basic resonance frequency band of the main radiation electrode 7 and the basic resonance frequency of the sub radiation electrode 8 are used.
- a configuration is adopted in which the band is double-resonated and the high-order resonance frequency band of the main radiation electrode 7 and the high-order resonance frequency band of the sub-radiation electrode 8 are double-resonated.
- a configuration in which only the basic resonance frequency band of the main radiating electrode 7 and the basic resonance frequency band of the sub radiating electrode 8 are subjected to double resonance is employed.
- a configuration is adopted in which only the high-order resonance frequency band of the main radiation electrode 7 and the basic resonance frequency band of the sub radiation electrode 8 are subjected to double resonance.
- the terminal electrode 10 connected to the main radiation electrode 7 and the terminal electrode 11 connected to the sub radiation electrode 8 are Although formed on the same side surface 6b, the terminal electrodes 10 and 11 need not be formed on the same side surface of the substrate 6.
- the formation positions of the terminal electrodes 10 and 11 are appropriately set depending on, for example, the shape of the circuit pattern on the circuit board 12, and the terminal electrodes 10 and 11 may be formed on the side surfaces of different substrates. .
- the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 are forces formed only on the upper surface 6a of the base 6, for example, shown in the developed view of FIG.
- the main radiation electrode 7 may be extended from the upper surface 6a of the substrate to the side surface 6d or the side surface 6f. Further, the sub-radiation electrode 8 may be extended from the upper surface 6a of the substrate to the side surface 6d or the side surface 6e. Furthermore, the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 are formed on a plurality of surfaces of the substrate 6 respectively.
- the resonance frequency adjusting inductor 5 is provided on the conduction path from the terminal electrode 11 of the sub-radiation electrode 8 to the ground of the circuit board 12.
- the inductor 5 is provided as necessary. Even if the inductor 5 is not provided, the inductor 5 may be omitted when the resonance frequency meeting the requirements can be obtained with only the sub-radiation electrode 8.
- the force slits 7a and 8a in which the slits 7a and 8a are formed in the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 are for adjusting the resonance frequency. It is provided as necessary. Therefore, when the main radiation electrode 7 and the sub radiation electrode 8 can have a set resonance frequency without providing the slits 7a and 8a, the slits 7a and 8a may be omitted.
- the first matching circuit 3, the second matching circuit 4, and the inductor 5 are the forces formed on the circuit board 12, for example, the base 6 Depending on the size of the first matching circuit 3, the second matching circuit 4, and the inductor 5, the conductor on the side surface of the substrate 6 It may be configured by a pattern.
- the base 6 is made of a dielectric, but for example, the base 6 may be made of a magnetic material.
- the substrate 6 may have a shape other than a rectangular parallelepiped shape.
- the present invention can be applied to a purpose of performing wireless communication using a plurality of frequency bands.
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