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Definitions

• the present invention relates to an antenna coil mounted on an RFID tag for RFID and an antenna device provided with the antenna coil.
• RFID Radio Frequency Identification
• a system has been devised in which a mobile phone terminal equipped with an RFID tag for RFID is communicated by holding it over an automatic ticket gate at a station instead of a commuter pass to exchange user information.
• a mobile phone terminal equipped with an RFID tag for RFID is communicated by holding it over an automatic ticket gate at a station instead of a commuter pass to exchange user information.
• current is supplied to the coil built in the automatic ticket checker to generate magnetic flux, and the coil of the mobile phone terminal A method of passing magnetic flux through the coil shaft is adopted. That is, the coil of the automatic ticket gate is the transmitting side, and the coil of the mobile phone terminal is the receiving side.
• a system has also been devised that communicates by holding a mobile phone terminal over a poster posted on the street and storing the information displayed on the poster in the mobile phone terminal!
• current is supplied to the coil of the mobile phone terminal to generate magnetic flux, and the coil axis of the coil built in the poster is applied.
• a method of passing magnetic flux is adopted. That is, the coil of the mobile phone terminal is the transmitting side and the coil of the booster is the receiving side.
• the antenna coil mounted on the mobile phone terminal is required to function not only for reception but also for transmission. Yes.
• the antenna coil described in Patent Document 1 is formed by forming a transmission coil and a reception coil on a single magnetic core.
• Figure 11 shows the structure of the antenna coil described in Patent Document 1.
• FIG. The antenna coil 900 includes a transmission coil including a first transmission coil unit 909a and a second transmission coil unit 909b, and a gap between the first transmission coil unit 909a and the second transmission coil unit 909b.
• the coil is wound around the receiving coil 906 and the magnetic core 902 arranged in FIG.
• Patent Document 1 Special Table 2001—No. 517406
• the antenna coil 900 described in Patent Document 1 When the antenna coil 900 described in Patent Document 1 is used for an RFID system using a mobile phone, it is usually mounted so that the main surface of the antenna coil 900 and the main surface of the mobile phone terminal are parallel to each other. The In addition, a user of a mobile phone terminal usually needs to be able to communicate well on the main surface of the antenna coil 900 in order to hold the main surface of the mobile phone terminal over an external device or the like. However, when such a usage pattern is adopted, the antenna coil 900 cannot achieve good communication. The reason for this will be described below.
• the directivity of the transmission coinores 909a and 909b and the reception coinole 906 are different. Since the winding directions of the transmission coil portions 909a and 909b are opposite to the coil axis, the transmission coil portions 909a and 909b have directivity that increases the transmission intensity with respect to the main surface direction of the antenna coil 900. On the other hand, since the receiving coil 906 is a single coil, the receiving coil 906 has a directivity that increases sensitivity in the coil axis direction of the antenna coil 900.
• the communication state at the time of transmission differs greatly from the communication state at the time of reception depending on the orientation of the mobile phone terminal.
• an object of the present invention is to enable highly sensitive communication in the direction of the main surface of the antenna coil in both the mode in which the receiving coil is operating and the mode in which the transmitting coil is operating.
• An object is to provide an antenna coil and an antenna device including the antenna coil.
• An antenna coil according to claim 1 is wound around a magnetic core and the magnetic core.
• the first receiving coil section is configured around the magnetic core by the conductor formed on the flexible board, the conductor formed on the flexible board, and the coil unwinding section in the middle.
• the first receiving coil section and the second receiving coil section in which the winding direction of the coil is reversed, and the receiving coil wound around the magnetic core by the conductor.
• a region in which the reception coil is formed and a region in which the transmission coil is formed at least partially overlap in plan view. It is characterized by.
• An antenna coil according to claim 2 is the antenna coil according to claim 1, wherein the conductor constituting the reception coil and the conductor constituting the transmission coil are alternately formed! / Characterized by scolding.
• the antenna coil according to claim 3 is the antenna coil according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the reception coil and the transmission coil are formed on the same surface of the flexible substrate. It is characterized by that.
• the antenna coil according to claim 4 is the antenna coil according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the reception coil and the transmission coil are formed on different surfaces of the flexible substrate. It is characterized by that.
• the antenna coil according to claim 5 is the antenna coil according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the magnetic core is an end portion of the receiving coil and the transmitting coil in the axial direction of the coil. At least one of them has a bent portion, and the flexible substrate is wound around a portion excluding the bent portion of the magnetic core.
• the antenna coil according to claim 6 is the antenna coil according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the magnetic core is divided, and the first receiving coil section and the antenna coil The first transmission coil section, the second reception coil section, and the second transmission coil section are formed in different magnetic cores.
• An antenna coil according to claim 7 is the antenna coil according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first reception coil unit and the second reception coil unit, or The first transmission coil section and the second transmission coil section are connected by a plurality of conductors formed on the flexible substrate.
• the antenna coil according to claim 8 is the antenna coil according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein an electrode film electrically insulated from the conductor is formed on the flexible substrate. It is characterized by that.
• the antenna coil according to claim 9 is the antenna coil according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the magnetic core is made of a composite magnetic material made of a resin and a magnetic metal. It is! /.
• An antenna device includes the antenna coil according to any one of the first to ninth aspects, and a circuit board on which the antenna coil is mounted.
• An antenna device includes the antenna coil according to the fifth aspect and a circuit board on which the antenna coil is mounted, and the bent portion of the antenna coil is a side surface of the circuit board. It is characterized by being formed along.
• An antenna device includes the antenna coil according to claim 8 and a circuit board on which the antenna coil is mounted, and a gap is provided between the antenna coil and the circuit board. The surface of the antenna coil provided with the electrode film is opposed to the circuit board.
• the directivity of the receiving coil and the transmitting coil can be made substantially equal. In both the mode in which the receiving coil is operating and the mode in which the transmitting coil is operating, highly sensitive communication can be realized in the direction of the main surface of the antenna coil.
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the structure of the flexible substrate according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the structure of an antenna coil according to Experiment 1.
• FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a structure of a flexible substrate according to a second embodiment of the present invention. (a) is the surface. (B) is the back side.
• FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a structure of a flexible substrate according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
• FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a structure of an antenna coil according to a conventional example.
• FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the structure of the antenna coil according to the first embodiment.
• FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the structure of the flexible substrate according to the first embodiment.
• the antenna coil 100 is formed by winding a flexible substrate 104 around a magnetic core 102.
• Flexible substrate 104 has conductors
• the flexible printed circuit board 104 is wound around the magnetic core 102 so that each conductor is connected to other adjacent conductors, and the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil having a common coil axis. 108 is configured.
• the region where the receiving coil 106 is formed overlaps the region where the transmitting coil 108 is formed.
• the flexible substrate 104 is manufactured by winding the flexible substrate 104 around the magnetic core 102 with the surface on which the conductor constituting the receiving coil 106 and the conductor constituting the transmitting coil 108 are formed inside. Above preferred.
• FIG. 1 shows the conductor when the flexible substrate is seen through.
• the conductor constituting the receiving coil 106 is represented by a solid line
• the conductor constituting the transmitting coil 108 is represented by a dotted line.
• the conductors constituting the coils 106 and 108 have a certain width, but in FIG. 1, they are represented by a single spring.
• the receiving coil 106 is divided and wound into a first receiving coil part 107a and a second receiving coil part 107b whose winding directions are opposite to each other, and the first receiving coil part 107a and the first receiving coil part 107a are An intermediate portion of the second receiving coil portion 107b is a non-coiled portion 110 where no coil conductor is wound.
• the transmission coil 108 is divided and wound into a first transmission coil portion 109a and a second transmission coil portion 109b whose winding directions are opposite to each other.
• a coil non-winding portion 110 is provided between the second transmitting coil portion 109b and the coil.
• the coil non-winding portion 110 in the receiving coil 106 and the coil non-winding portion 110 in the transmitting coil 108 are formed in the same region.
• one flat magnetic core 102 is used.
• a ferrite having a rectangular main surface with a longitudinal force of 0 mm and a short direction force of Omm and a thickness of 1.5 mm is suitable.
• the shape and material of the magnetic core 102 are not limited to this, and it is also possible to use a composite magnetic body made of a resin and a magnetic metal.
• a composite magnetic material olefin-based thermoplastic elastomer, maleic acid-modified styrene-based thermoplastic elastomer, and magnetic metal such as Sendust were mixed by 45 vol%, 5 vol%, and 50 vol%, respectively.
• the types of resin and magnetic metal and the mixing ratio thereof are not limited to these.
• FIG. 2 shows the structure of the flexible substrate 104 before being wound around the magnetic core 102.
• the flexible substrate 104 has a protruding portion 112 for connecting to an input / output terminal (not shown) on the upper side surface.
• the protruding portion 112 is not necessarily provided, but is preferably provided because providing the protruding portion 112 facilitates electrical connection with the input / output terminals.
• reception conductors 114 constituting the reception coil 106 and transmission conductors 116 constituting the transmission coil 108 are alternately arranged on the same surface by screen printing or etching. Is formed. As in FIG. 1, the receiving conductor 114 is represented by a solid line, and the transmitting conductor 116 is represented by a dotted line. With this configuration, the region where the receiving coil 106 is formed and the region where the transmitting coil 108 is formed can overlap each other.
• Four receiving conductors 114 are formed on both sides except for the central part, and three transmitting conductors 116 are formed on both sides excluding the central part, and the outermost side is the receiving conductor 114 on both the left and right sides.
• the four conductors formed on the left side of the receiving conductor 114 constitute the first receiving coil portion 107a, and the four conductors formed on the right side constitute the second receiving coil portion 107b. is there.
• the transmission conductor 116 the conductor formed on the left side constitutes the first transmission coil portion 109a, and the conductor formed on the right side constitutes the second transmission coil portion 109b.
• the receiving conductor 114 and the transmitting conductor 116 are formed on both sides except for the central portion of the flexible substrate 104, so that the first receiving coil portion 107a and the second receiving coil portion 107b are connected to each other and the first receiving coil portion 107b.
• a coil non-winding portion 110 can be provided between the transmission coil portion 109a and the second transmission coil portion 109b. Since the magnetic flux from the outside can enter the coil non-winding part 110 or the magnetic flux can be radiated from the coil non-winding part 110, the main surface of the antenna coil 100 provided with the coil non-winding part 110 is Good communication can be performed. That is, in the antenna coil 100, the directivity of the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil 108 can be made the same direction.
• Each of the receiving and transmitting conductors 114 and 116 has a refracting portion 118 at the center thereof.
• the conductors 114 and 116 are formed on the main surface of the flexible substrate 104 so as to contact the lower end of the flexible substrate but not to the upper end.
• the first receiving coiner The refracting part of the conductor constituting the part 107a and the first transmitting coil part 109a and the refracting part of the conductor constituting the second receiving coil part 107b and the second transmitting coil part 109b are in different directions. Refracted.
• the flexible substrate 104 when the flexible substrate 104 is wound around the magnetic core 102, the first receiving coil unit 107a, the second receiving coil unit 107b, and the first transmitting coil unit 109a The winding direction of the coil is reversed between the second transmitting coil section 109b.
• the two conductors located on the innermost side of the receiving conductor 114 are connected to each other by the connecting conductor 115 near the upper end of the flexible substrate 104.
• the two innermost conductors of the transmission conductor 116 are also connected to each other by the connection conductor 117.
• conductors 119a and 119b for connecting to the input / output terminals are formed between the upper ends of the conductors 114 and 116 and the flexible substrate 104, and are formed up to the end of the protruding portion 112.
• the flexible substrate 104 When the flexible substrate 104 is wound around the magnetic core 102, the upper end and the lower end of the adjacent receiving conductors 114 are sequentially overlapped, and the overlapping points are soldered to each other so that the first receiving coil Part 107a and second receiving coil part 107b are formed, and connecting coil 115 connects first receiving coil part 107a and second receiving coil part 107b to form receiving coil 106.
• the first transmission coil portion 109a and the second transmission coil portion 109b are formed by the transmission conductor 116
• the first transmission coil portion 109a and the second transmission coil portion are formed by the connection conductor 117.
• 109b is connected to form a transmission coil 108.
• the flexible substrate 104 can be fixed around the magnetic core 102 by soldering the ends of the conductors 114 and 116, but the flexible substrate 104 and the magnetic core 102 are bonded with an adhesive or the like. By this, the force S can be further stabilized.
• the reception conductor 114 and the transmission conductor 116 are formed on the same surface of the flexible substrate 104, the surface on which the reception conductor 114 and the transmission conductor 116 are formed.
• the flexible substrate 104 can be wound around the magnetic core 102 with the inside facing the inside.
• the ends of the conductors 114 and 116 can be easily soldered, and the conductors 114 and 116 are not exposed to the outside in the flexible substrate 104, so that the conductors 114 and 116 are peeled off.
• the flexible substrate 104 may be wound with the surface on which the receiving conductor 114 and the transmitting conductor 116 are formed facing outward.
• the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil 108 can be made conductive by providing a through hole at a point where each conductor of the flexible substrate 104 is connected and connecting each conductor with solder filled in the through hole. .
• the magnetic flux from the external device enters coil non-winding portion 110 provided at the center portion of antenna coil 100.
• the magnetic flux that has entered is bent in the direction of travel along the shape of the magnetic core 102 and passes through the coil axes of the first receiving coil portion 107a and the second receiving coil portion 107b. Then, it is emitted from the side surface of the magnetic core 102 to the outside.
• a voltage is induced in the receiving coil 106 by passing the magnetic flux through the coil axes of the first receiving coil portion 107a and the second receiving coil portion 107b.
• the coil winding direction of the first receiving coil unit 107a and the second receiving coil unit 107b is opposite, even if a reverse magnetic flux passes through the coil axis of each coil unit 107a, 107b. A voltage in the same direction is generated, and a signal can be extracted from the receiving coil 106.
• the transmission coil 108 when the transmission coil 108 operates, a voltage is input to the transmission coil 108 from a terminal (not shown). Magnetic flux is induced in the first transmission coil section 109a and the second transmission coil section 109b by electromagnetic induction. Since the first transmitting coil unit 109a and the second transmitting coil unit 109b are wound in opposite directions, the magnetic fluxes induced in the coil units 109a and 109b are in opposite directions. Such magnetic fluxes are not canceled by each other, but are radiated outside from the non-coiled portion 110 of the magnetic core 102 and incident again on the side surface of the magnetic core 102, or radiated from the side surface of the magnetic core 102. Then, the light is incident again on the non-coiled portion 110 of the magnetic core 102.
• the reception conductors 114 constituting the reception coil 106 and the transmission conductors 116 constituting the transmission coil 108 are alternately formed.
• the area where the transmission coil 108 is formed overlaps the area where it is formed.
• the antenna coil 100 is connected to the antenna coil 100 in a mode in which a voltage is induced by operating the receiving coil 106 and a mode in which a magnetic flux is induced by operating the transmitting coil 108.
• Which mode is operated is controlled by switching with an element (not shown).
• the operation of the reception coil 106 and the operation of the transmission coil 108 do not electromagnetically affect each other.
• the results of experiments by the inventors are shown.
• the purpose of Experiment 1 is to investigate whether the presence of one coil affects the performance of the other coil in an antenna coil in which a receiving coil and a transmitting coil are formed on a single magnetic core.
• the antenna coil (hereinafter referred to as antenna coil A) in which the receiving coil and the transmitting coil are formed and the antenna coil (hereinafter referred to as antenna coil B) in which only the receiving coil is formed are used to obtain the L value of the receiving coil.
• FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the structures of antenna coil A and antenna coil B.
• FIG. The magnetic core used in the experiment is a ferrite 40mm wide, 10mm long, and lmm thick.
• the conductors that make up the receiving and transmitting coils shall all have a diameter of 0.2 mm.
• the antenna coil A shown in FIG. 3 (A) includes the receiving coils 707a and 707b formed on each of both ends of the magnetic core in the lateral direction and three turns on each end of the magnetic core. Formed transmission coils 709a and 709b. For convenience of illustration, the transmission coins 709a and 709b are represented by dotted lines.
• the receiving conductor 714 constituting the receiving coils 707a and 707b is located on the outermost side, and from here the receiving conductor 714 and the transmitting conductor 716 are formed alternately.
• the distance between the receiving conductor 714 and the transmitting conductor 716 is 0.3 mm, and in the place where only the receiving conductor 714 is formed.
• the distance between adjacent receiving conductors 714 is 0.8 mm.
• Table 1 shows the results of the above experiment. As is clear from Table 1, there is no significant difference between antenna coil A and antenna coil B in all of the L value, Q value, coupling coefficient, and communication distance of the receiving coil. That is, even when the receiving conductor and the transmitting conductor are alternately formed, it can be said that the characteristics of the receiving coil are not deteriorated by the presence of the transmitting coil. Therefore, as described above, by switching between the mode in which the receiving coil operates and the mode in which the transmitting coil operates, one of the receiving coil and the transmitting coil operates without being affected by the other. .
• the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil are formed by winding the flexible substrate 104 on which the conductor is not wound around the magnetic core 102 around the magnetic core 102. Since 108 is configured, the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil 108 can be formed at the same time, and the number of processes can be reduced.
• the reception conductors 114 and the transmission conductors 116 are alternately formed, but the region where the reception coil 106 and the region where the transmission coil 108 is formed are viewed in plan view. If at least a part of them overlaps, the directivity of the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil 108 can be made closer, so it is not always necessary to form the receiving conductor 114 and the transmitting conductor 11 6 alternately. Absent. Although the first receiving coil unit 107a and the second receiving coil unit 107b, the first transmitting coil unit 109a and the second transmitting coil unit 109b are connected in series, respectively, The present invention also includes a form in which these are connected in parallel.
• FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the structure of the antenna coil according to the second embodiment.
• FIG. 5 is a plan view showing the structure of the flexible substrate according to the second embodiment.
• A) represents the front surface
• (b) represents the back surface.
• the antenna coil 200 according to the second embodiment is formed by winding a flexible substrate 204 around a magnetic core 102.
• the difference from the first embodiment is that the receiving coil 206 is formed on the outer surface of the flexible substrate 204, the transmitting coil is formed on the inner surface, and the receiving coil 206 and the transmitting coil are connected to the flexible substrate 204. They are formed on different surfaces.
• the reception conductor 214 constituting the reception coil 206 and the transmission conductor constituting the transmission coil overlap with each other via the flexible substrate 204 which is not formed alternately.
• FIG. 5 shows a structure before the flexible substrate 104 is wound around the magnetic core 102 according to the second embodiment.
• a receiving conductor 214 constituting the receiving coil 206 is formed on the surface shown in (a).
• a transmission conductor 216 constituting the transmission coil 208 is formed on the rear surface shown in FIG.
• Four transmission conductors 216 are also formed on each side except for the central part.
• the force in which the number of the receiving conductors 214 and the number of the transmitting conductors 216 are equal is not necessarily limited to this embodiment. That is, it is possible to form more receiving conductors 214 than transmitting conductors 216.
• the L value of the receiving coil 206 can be made larger than the L value of the transmitting coil 208 while the directivity of the receiving coil 206 and the directivity of the transmitting coil 208 are made equal.
• the receiving coil 206 needs to capture a magnetic flux that is not necessarily large and induce a large voltage efficiently, the number of turns is usually larger than that of the transmitting coil 208.
• FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the structure of the antenna device according to the third embodiment.
• the same parts as those of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
• the antenna device 301 As shown in FIG. 6, the antenna device 301 according to the third embodiment is unconnected to the circuit board 322. Tenor coil 300 is mounted. In the antenna device 301, the main surface of the circuit board 322 and the main surface of the antenna coil 300 face each other and are in close contact with each other!
• the antenna coil 300 is formed by winding a flexible substrate 104 around a magnetic core 302.
• the magnetic core 302 has rectangular parallelepiped bent portions 320 at both ends, and the bent portions 320 are bent in a direction along the side surface of the circuit board 322, and are formed so as to sandwich the magnetic core 302.
• the force that forms the rectangular parallelepiped bent portion 320 is not limited to this shape.
• the bent portion is formed by bending both ends of the magnetic core 302 without making them square. You may do it.
• the magnetic core having the bent portion may be formed integrally or may be formed by adding a separate bent portion to the magnetic core.
• the main surface of circuit board 322 and the main surface of antenna coil 300 face each other and are in close contact with each other. Therefore, when the antenna coil 300 is functioning for reception, the magnetic flux that has entered the coil non-winding portion 110 not only follows the shape of the magnetic core 302 but also obstructs the path of the conductive circuit board 322. Change the direction of travel. Therefore, the amount of magnetic flux passing through the coil axes of the first receiving coil portions 107a and 107b is larger than that of the antenna coil 100 in the first embodiment. On the other hand, even when the antenna coil 300 is functioning for transmission, the magnetic flux passes through the same flow path and is supplied with sufficient force S to supply the magnetic flux to the transmission destination.
• magnetic core 302 has bent portions 320 at both ends, and therefore, the area of the cross section perpendicular to the main surface of magnetic core 302 becomes large at the end of magnetic core 302. For this reason, the magnetic resistance at the end of the magnetic core 302 is reduced, and the magnetic flux easily passes through the magnetic core 302. Further, in the antenna device 301, the end surface of the bent portion 320 of the antenna coil 300 is positioned outside the circuit substrate 322 when viewed in plan, so that the magnetic flux is entirely on the surface of the bent portion including the end surface. Radiated from. Therefore, the magnetic flux is more likely to pass through the magnetic core 302 having very good magnetic flux radiation efficiency.
• the antenna device 301 can realize high-sensitivity communication both when functioning for reception and when functioning for transmission.
• FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the structure of the antenna device according to the fourth embodiment.
• FIG. 8 is a plan view showing the structure of the flexible substrate according to the fourth embodiment.
• an antenna device 401 has an antenna coil 400 mounted in close contact with a circuit board 422.
• the antenna coil 400 includes a first magnetic core 402a, a second magnetic body core 402b, and a single flexible substrate 404 wound around the first and second magnetic body cores 402a and 402b. .
• the first receiving coil portion 107a and the first transmitting coil portion 109a are arranged around the first magnetic core 402a by the conductor formed on the flexible substrate 404.
• the second receiving coil unit 107b and the second transmitting coil unit 109b are configured, and the first receiving coil unit 107a and the second receiving coil unit 107b, and the first transmitting coil unit 109a and the second transmitting coil unit 109b are configured.
• the second transmitting coil portion 109 b is connected by connecting conductors 115 and 117 formed on the flexible substrate 404.
• FIG. 8 shows the configuration of the flexible substrate 404.
• the flexible substrate 404 according to the fourth embodiment is provided with a protruding portion 112 for connecting to an input / output terminal on one side of a rectangle, and on a side opposite to the side where the protruding portion 112 is provided.
• a notch 426 is provided.
• the reception conductor 114 and the transmission conductor 116 are formed in the same manner as in the first embodiment.
• the circuit board 422 is formed by the notch 426 provided in the flexible board 404.
• a gap is formed between the antenna coil 400 and the antenna coil 400. That is, the main surface of the antenna coil 400 is not in contact with the entire main surface of the circuit board 422, and the first magnetic core 402a and the second magnetic core 402b are in a floating state in the air. Install parts other than the antenna coil 400 in the space created by partly floating in the air. Therefore, the space can be used effectively.
• the reception sensitivity of the antenna coil 400 does not deteriorate.
• the magnetic flux that has entered the coil non-winding portion 110 of the antenna coil 400 is blocked by the circuit board 422 that exists behind the antenna coil 400 and passes through the first magnetic core 402a and the second magnetic core 402b. enter in.
• the magnetic flux that has entered the first magnetic core 402a passes through the first receiving coil section 107a and the first transmitting coil section 109a, and the magnetic flux that has entered the second magnetic core 402b is the second receiving coil.
• a voltage is induced in the reception coil 106 and the transmission coil 107 through the coil axes of the coil unit 107b and the second transmission coil unit 109b.
• the transmission sensitivity of the antenna coil 400 is the same.
• FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the structure of the antenna coil according to the fifth embodiment. Portions having the same configuration as that of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
• an antenna coil 500 according to the fifth embodiment is formed by winding a flexible substrate 504 around a magnetic core 102.
• the difference from the first embodiment is that in the receiving coil 106, there are a plurality of connecting conductors 515a, 515b, 515c, 515d, and 515e connecting the first receiving coil unit 107a and the second receiving coil unit 107b. It will be formed and will be ⁇ (.
• connection conductors 515a, 515b, 515c, 515d, and 515e for connecting the first receiving coil section 107a and the second receiving coiler 107b are provided on the flexible substrate 504. Is formed. By forming five connection conductors, it is possible to make five current paths. By selecting the path, the force S of adjusting the inductance of the antenna coil 500 can be adjusted.
• connection conductors 515b, 515c, 515d, and 515e are cut, the current path becomes 515a, and the conductors constituting the first reception coil unit 107a and the second reception coil unit 107b Is the longest.
• the connecting conductors 515a, 515b, 515c, and 515d are cut, the current path is 515e, and the length of the conductors constituting the first receiving coil section 107a and the second receiving coil section 107b is the shortest. It becomes.
• the inductance value of the receiving coil is changed depending on the length of the conductor constituting each coil part 107a, 107b.
• the resonance frequency of the configured resonance circuit can be adjusted.
• the receiving coil 106 when the force S in which the voltage is induced by the change of the magnetic flux passing through the coil portions 107a and 107b regardless of the resonance frequency, the resonance frequency and the frequency of the entering magnetic flux coincide with each other. A particularly large voltage is induced. Therefore, the voltage generated by adjusting the resonance frequency of the resonance circuit to a desired value is increased, and the communication sensitivity of the antenna is improved.
• the antenna coil 500 it is possible to increase the communication sensitivity of the antenna very easily because it is possible to select an inductance value after the antenna coil 500 is manufactured.
• connection conductors for the reception coil 106 are provided.
• a plurality of connection conductors for the transmission coil 108 may be provided. It is also possible to provide a plurality of connection conductors for both the receiving coil 106 and the transmitting coil 108.
• FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing the structure of the antenna device according to the fifth embodiment.
• an antenna device 601 has an antenna coil 60 0 mounted on a circuit board 622.
• a gap is provided between the antenna coiner 600 and the circuit board 622.
• the gap can be formed between the antenna coil 600 and the circuit board 622, for example, by fixing the antenna coil 600 to a housing such as a mobile phone terminal (not shown). Since circuit components other than the antenna coil 600 can be installed in the gap, the degree of freedom in using the space in the housing in which the antenna device 601 is mounted is increased.
• An electrode film 624 is formed on the surface of the antenna coil 600 facing the circuit board 624.
• the electrode film 624 is formed so as to completely cover the surface of the antenna coil 600 facing the circuit board 622.
• the electrode film 624 is used for reception so as not to be electrically connected to the reception coil 106 and the transmission coil 108. It is formed after a non-conductive adhesive is applied to the coil 106 and the transmission coil 108.
• antenna device 601 a gap is provided between antenna coil 600 and circuit board 622. Therefore, when the antenna coil 600 is functioning as a receiver, the magnetic flux that comes from above the antenna coil 600 and enters the non-coiled portion of the antenna coil 600 is bent along the shape of the magnetic core 102. There is a possibility of going straight ahead. this If such a course is taken, the magnetic flux does not pass through the coil axes of the first receiving coil portion 107a and the second receiving coil portion 107b, and no voltage is induced in the receiving coil. Since the antenna coil 600 has the electrode film 624 on the surface facing the circuit board 622, there is no possibility that the magnetic flux that has entered the coil non-winding portion goes straight. Therefore, even if a gap is provided between the antenna coil 600 and the circuit board 622, the magnetic flux can be guided to the first receiving coil unit 107a and the second receiving coil unit 107b, and good communication can be performed. It can be carried out.
• the antenna coil 600 functions as a transmitter, a voltage is input to the transmitter coil 108, and the magnetic flux generated from the first transmitter coil 109a and the second transmitter coil 109b is The path is blocked by the electrode film 624 provided on the surface of the antenna coil 600 facing the circuit board 622, and the antenna coil 600 is bent in the direction opposite to the circuit board 622. Therefore, magnetic flux can be supplied to the coil provided in the communication destination device located on the opposite side of the circuit board, and good communication can be performed even when the device functions as a transmitter.

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