EP2441117B1 - Multiband antenna with cross polarisation - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radiating element, such as those present in particular in multi-band telecommunications antennas. These are in particular multi-band antennas, called panel antennas, intended more particularly for cellular telephony applications.
- GSM Global System for Mobile communications
- UMTS Universal Mobile Telephone Service
- the operators of the telecommunication networks must provide themselves with a network of antennas carrying out transmissions according to the various frequency bands used. For this, certain operators set up complementary antenna networks, each of these networks operating according to a telecommunications system. Thus, operators use a network of GSM antennas and a network of DCS antennas while they install a network of UMTS antennas. However, as part of the deployment of their network, operators have difficulty obtaining authorization to install new antennas. Current sites are already very crowded in terms of their visual impact. In addition, the proliferation of antenna networks leads to increasing costs for operators - purchase of antennas, rental of sites, installations - as well as environmental degradation.
- dual-band or tri-band antennas are known in which the radiating elements assigned to each frequency are aligned either parallel according to a longitudinal periodic structure, or for example interposed in staggered rows, so as to ensure a radio environment similar to all the elements radiators corresponding to the same frequency.
- These configurations lead to a significant increase in the width of the antenna, which degrades the radiation performance, at least for the highest frequency.
- a squint effect of the azimuthal pattern is caused by the asymmetry in the azimuthal plane of the alignment of the high-frequency radiating elements.
- a dual-polarized radiating element is formed from two independent dipoles each comprising two collinear conductive arms of a given polarization, positive or negative, for transmitting / receiving radiofrequency signals.
- the length of each arm is substantially equal to a quarter of the wavelength of the working signal.
- the radiating elements are mounted aligned longitudinally above a reflector, which makes it possible, by reflection of the rear radiation from the dipoles, to refine the directivity of the radiation pattern of the assembly thus formed.
- Each dipole of a radiating element is connected by a supply line to an external source of energy. These radiating elements are dedicated to the transmission / reception of a single frequency.
- Radiating elements comprising four substantially triangular conductive arms which are arranged orthogonally with respect to each other in a horizontal plane, called cross dipole assemblies (or "cross bow tie” in English).
- radiating elements called “butterfly” (or “butterfly” in English) formed of four conductive arms folded axially in a V and arranged orthogonally relative to each other.
- printed elements also called “patch” elements, comprising four conductive arms designed by a conductive layer deposited on a dielectric substrate.
- the documents WO01 / 76012 A , US5418544 A , FR2795240 A , WO2007 / 042938 A , WO2010 / 067022 A2 and JP2004187195 A describe examples of multi-band antenna comprising superimposed radiating elements.
- the antenna comprises a first low-frequency band radiating element disposed on a reflector in a first plane and at least a second high-frequency band radiating element disposed on the first radiating element in a second plane parallel to the first plane.
- the radiating elements comprising pellets, dipoles, or cross dipoles having arms in fractal pattern in square or triangular shape.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to propose a radiating element for a multi-band antenna which makes it possible to reduce its bulk.
- the object of the present invention is a multi-band antenna according to independent claim 1.
- the radiating element of the multi-band antenna comprises a first pair of dual cross-polarized dipoles each comprising two collinear conductor arms, the four conductor arms defining a first radiating plane corresponding to a low frequency band.
- Element radiating further comprises at least a second pair of cross-polarized dipoles each comprising two collinear conductor arms, the four conductor arms defining a second radiating plane corresponding to a higher frequency band.
- the first radiating plane and the second radiating plane are parallel, the second radiating plane being placed above the first radiating plane from which it is electrically isolated, and the surface of the first radiating plane covering the conductive arms of the first pair of dipoles is greater on the surface of the second radiating plane covering the conductive arms of the second pair of dipoles.
- the lower radiating plane of lower frequency, is designed so as to offer a sufficient surface for the upper radiating plane, of higher frequency, so that it can be assimilated to a ground plane vis-à-vis the upper radiating plane. This is obtained with a surface covered by the dipoles of the lower radiating plane as large as possible.
- the first radiating plane is defined by a pair of cross dipoles comprising arms made up of strands separated by a distance less than or equal to ⁇ HF / 10 where ⁇ HF is the wavelength of the RF signal of said higher frequency band and the second radiating plane is defined by a pair of dipoles chosen from among cross dipoles, butterfly dipoles and printed dipoles.
- the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are cross dipoles and have triangular shaped arms.
- the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are cross dipoles and have square arms.
- the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are cross dipoles comprising arms made up of a volume fractal pattern.
- the radiating element comprises three radiating planes superimposed in parallel: a first lower radiating plane, a second plane intermediate radiating plane placed above the first radiating plane from which it is electrically isolated, and a third upper radiating plane placed above the second radiating plane from which it is electrically isolated.
- the present invention has the advantage of reducing the width of the antenna, and therefore its surface, which reduces its manufacturing cost and gives it less wind resistance.
- the figures 1 , 3 and 5-8 illustrate examples of a radiating element which are not covered by the present invention.
- a radiating element 1 comprising a lower radiating plane 2 defined by a first pair of cross dipoles composed of a first dipole 3 and a second dipole 4 with double crossed polarization of length substantially equal to 1 / 2 ⁇ BF , where ⁇ BF is the length waveform of the low-frequency RF signal, and arranged orthogonally to each other so as to have polarizations orthogonal to ⁇ 45 °.
- the first dipole 3 comprises a first conductor arm 5 and a second conductor arm 6 collinear with negative polarization (- 45 °), each of length substantially equal to 1 / 4 ⁇ BF .
- Each conductive arm 5, 6 is of substantially triangular shape.
- the arms could just as easily adopt another shape, square for example.
- the first 5 and second 6 conductive arms are arranged, in the extension of one another in a horizontal plane, so as to approach one of their top without however coming into contact.
- the second dipole 4 comprises a first conductor arm 7 and a second conductor arm 8 collinear with positive polarization (+ 45 °).
- Each conductive arm 7, 8 is of substantially triangular shape.
- the first 7 and second 8 conductive arms are arranged in the continuation of one another in a horizontal plane so as to approach at one of their top without however coming into contact.
- the cross dipoles 3, 4 are carried by a foot 9.
- the four conductive arms 5 , 6, 7 , 8 are each supported by a rod 10 fixed on a common base plate 11 , forming the foot 9.
- Each dipole 3, 4 is respectively provided with a balanced power supply to generate a linear polarization.
- the radiating element 1 also comprises an upper radiating plane 13, for example similar to the lower radiating plane 2, defined by a second pair of cross dipoles composed of a first dipole 14 and a second dipole 15 with double cross polarization of length substantially equal to 1 / 2 ⁇ HF , where ⁇ HF is the wavelength of the high frequency RF signal, and arranged orthogonally to each other so as to have polarizations orthogonal to ⁇ 45 °.
- the dipole 14 comprises a first conductor arm 16 and a second conductor arm 17 collinear with negative polarization (-45 °) and the dipole 15 comprises a first conductive arm 18 and a second conductor arm 19 collinear with positive polarization (+ 45 °).
- the arms 16, 17, 18, 19 are of substantially triangular shape and arranged in the extension of one another in a horizontal plane.
- the cross dipoles 14, 15 are carried by a foot 20, each arm 16, 17, 18, 19 being carried by a rod 21 fixed to a common base plate 22 , forming the foot 20.
- Each dipole 14, 15 is provided with respectively of a balanced power supply to generate a linear polarization.
- the lower plane 2 is mounted on a plane reflector 24 , serving as a ground plane, via its base plate 11.
- the upper radiating plane 13 is placed above the lower plane. 2 , from which it is electrically isolated, for example by a layer of dielectric material 23 , and there is fixed by means of its base plate 20 .
- the conductive arms 5, 6, 16, 17 with negative polarization (- 45 °) are superimposed, and likewise the conductive arms 7, 8, 18, 19 with positive polarization (+ 45 °) are superimposed.
- the conductive arms 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 of the dipoles 3 , 4 of the lower plane 2 have a sufficiently developed metallic surface to serve as a reflector of RF energy for the upper plane 13 .
- the radiating element 31 comprises an upper radiating plane 33 dedicated to the UMTS frequency band and a lower radiating plane 34 dedicated to the GSM frequency band.
- the antenna 30 may further include elements comprising a radiating plane 35, similar to the upper radiating plane 33, dedicated to the UMTS frequency band, which are interposed between the radiating elements 31.
- the radiating planes 35 and 33 must either be located physically at the same height or be electrically compensated by the addition of a cable so as to generate a flat wavefront.
- the figure 3 shows a second example of a radiating element 40 comprising a foot 41 surmounted by a radiating plane 42.
- the lower radiating plane 42 is defined by a first pair of cross-shaped dipoles composed of two dipoles 43 and 44 with double crossed polarization.
- the negatively polarized (- 45 °) dipole 43 has a first conductor arm 45 and a second conductor arm 46
- the positively polarized (+ 45 °) dipole 44 has a first conductor arm 47 and a second conductor arm 48.
- a upper radiating plane 49 defined by a second pair of printed or metallic dipoles with double polarization, called "patch" type, surmounts the lower radiating plane 42 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the conductive arms 45, 46, 47, 48 are each carried by a rod 50 fixed to a base plate 51.
- Each dipole 43, 44 is thus provided respectively with a balanced power supply to generate a linear polarization.
- the figure 4 shows an embodiment of a radiating element according to the invention.
- the radiating element 60 comprises a foot 61 carrying a radiating plane lower 64 defined by a first pair of dual cross-polarized dipoles composed of a first dipole 63 and a second dipole 62 arranged in a cross each having two arms 65, 66 and 67, 68 respectively.
- Each arm 65, 66, 67, 68 is formed of separate strands having a length substantially equal to 1 / 4 ⁇ BF , where ⁇ BF is the wavelength of the low frequency RF signal
- the strands are separated by a distance less than or equal to ⁇ HF / 10, where ⁇ HF is the length d high frequency RF signal wave.
- the upper radiating plane 69 is superimposed on the lower radiating plane 64 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the upper radiating plane 69 is defined by a second pair of dual cross-polarized dipoles comprising, carried by a foot 70, a first dipole 71 and a second dipole 72 arranged in a cross, each having two arms 73, 74 and 75, 76 respectively of substantially triangular shape and arranged in the continuation of one another in a horizontal plane.
- radiating elements comprising a number of different radiating planes, for example a lower radiating plane, an intermediate radiating plane and an upper radiating plane superimposed.
- the lower radiating plane must have the same characteristics with respect to the intermediate plane as those already described with respect to the upper radiating plane.
- the intermediate radiating plane must have the same characteristics with respect to the upper radiating plane as those already described for the lower radiating plane.
- the radiating element 80 shown in figure 5 is a third example of a radiating element.
- the radiating element 80 comprises a lower radiating plane 81 defined by a first pair of dipoles, which is a printed circuit forming dipoles 82 and 83 each having two arms 84, 85 and 86, 87 respectively supplied by a conductive line 88.
- a radiating plane 89 defined by a second pair of dual cross-polarized dipoles is superimposed on the lower radiating plane 81 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the upper radiating plane 89 comprises two crossed dipoles carried by a foot, similar to the upper radiating plane 69 of the figure 4 and already described.
- the figure 6 shows a fourth example of a radiating element.
- the radiating element 90 comprises a lower radiating plane 91 defined by a first pair of dipoles, which is a printed circuit forming dipoles 92 and 93 in a cross similar to the lower radiating plane 81 of the figure 5 already described.
- a radiating plane 94 defined by a second pair of cross dipoles is superimposed on the lower radiating plane 91 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the upper radiating plane 94 comprises two crossed dipoles 95, 96 of the "butterfly" type arranged orthogonally and carried by a foot 97. Each dipole 95, 96 is formed of two conductive arms folded axially in V.
- the figure 7 shows a fifth example of a radiating element.
- the radiating element 100 comprises a lower radiating plane 101 , defined by a first pair of dipoles, which is a printed circuit forming dipoles 102 and 103 in a cross similar to the lower plane 81 of the figure 5 and already described.
- An upper radiating plane 104 is superimposed on the lower radiating plane 101 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the upper radiating plane 104 is a printed circuit forming cross dipoles 105 and 106 .
- radiating elements comprising a number of different radiating planes.
- a radiating element 110 comprising a lower radiating plane 111, an intermediate radiating plane 112 and an upper radiating plane 113 superimposed as shown in figure 8 .
- the lower radiating plane 111 must present with respect to the intermediate plane 112 the same characteristics as those previously described with respect to the upper radiating plane 113.
- the intermediate radiating plane 112 must have vis-à-vis the intermediate plane 112. with respect to the upper radiating plane 113 the same characteristics as those already described for the lower radiating plane 111.
- the lower radiating plane 111 defined by a first pair of dipoles, is a printed circuit forming dipoles 114 and 115 in a cross similar to the lower plane 81 of the figure 5 and already described.
- An intermediate radiating plane 112 defined by a second pair of dipoles is superimposed on the lower radiating plane 111 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the intermediate radiating plane 112 is also a printed circuit forming dipoles 116 and 117 arranged in a cross.
- An upper radiating plane 113 defined by a third pair of dipoles, is superimposed on the intermediate radiating plane 112 from which it is electrically isolated.
- the upper radiating plane 113 is also a printed circuit forming cross dipoles 118 and 119 .
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La présente invention se rapporte à un élément rayonnant, tel que ceux présent notamment dans les antennes multi-bandes de télécommunication. Il s'agit en particulier d'antennes multi-bandes, dites antennes panneau, destinées plus particulièrement aux applications à la téléphonie cellulaire.The present invention relates to a radiating element, such as those present in particular in multi-band telecommunications antennas. These are in particular multi-band antennas, called panel antennas, intended more particularly for cellular telephony applications.
La téléphonie cellulaire utilise diverses bandes de fréquences correspondant aux différents systèmes de télécommunication connus. Plusieurs systèmes de télécommunication sont actuellement utilisés simultanément, comme par exemple le "Global System for Mobile communications" GSM (870-960 MHz) ou le "Universal Mobile Telephone Service" UMTS (1710-2170 MHz).Cellular telephony uses various frequency bands corresponding to the various known telecommunications systems. Several telecommunication systems are currently used simultaneously, such as for example the “Global System for Mobile communications” GSM (870-960 MHz) or the “Universal Mobile Telephone Service” UMTS (1710-2170 MHz).
Dès lors, les opérateurs des réseaux de télécommunication doivent se pourvoir d'un réseau d'antennes effectuant des transmissions suivant les diverses bandes de fréquences utilisées. Pour cela, certains opérateurs mettent en place des réseaux complémentaires d'antennes, chacun de ces réseaux fonctionnant suivant un système de télécommunication. Ainsi, des opérateurs utilisent un réseau d'antennes GSM et un réseau d'antennes DCS tandis qu'ils installent un réseau d'antennes UMTS. Cependant, dans le cadre du déploiement de leur réseau, les opérateurs obtiennent difficilement l'autorisation d'installer de nouvelles antennes. Les sites actuels sont déjà très encombrés au niveau de leur impact visuel. Par ailleurs la multiplication des réseaux d'antennes entraîne des coûts croissants pour les opérateurs - achats d'antennes, locations d'emplacements, installations - ainsi qu'une dégradation de l'environnement.Consequently, the operators of the telecommunication networks must provide themselves with a network of antennas carrying out transmissions according to the various frequency bands used. For this, certain operators set up complementary antenna networks, each of these networks operating according to a telecommunications system. Thus, operators use a network of GSM antennas and a network of DCS antennas while they install a network of UMTS antennas. However, as part of the deployment of their network, operators have difficulty obtaining authorization to install new antennas. Current sites are already very crowded in terms of their visual impact. In addition, the proliferation of antenna networks leads to increasing costs for operators - purchase of antennas, rental of sites, installations - as well as environmental degradation.
Pour toutes ces raisons, les opérateurs évitent d'augmenter le nombre d'antennes déjà installées. Une solution pour régler ce problème est l'utilisation d'antennes multi-bandes résultant de la combinaison, à l'intérieur d'un unique châssis d'antenne, d'éléments rayonnants appartenant respectivement à plusieurs systèmes de télécommunication. Ces antennes intègrent dans un volume réduit plusieurs antennes mono-bandes en conservant la même qualité de service.For all these reasons, operators avoid increasing the number of antennas already installed. One solution for solving this problem is the use of multi-band antennas resulting from the combination, within a single antenna frame, of radiating elements belonging respectively to several telecommunication systems. These antennas integrate several single-band antennas in a reduced volume while maintaining the same quality of service.
On connaît par exemple des antennes bi-bande ou tri-bande dans lesquels les éléments rayonnants affectés à chaque fréquence sont alignés soit parallèlement selon une structure périodique longitudinale, soit par exemple intercalés en quinconce, de manière à assurer un environnement radioélectrique similaire à tous les éléments rayonnants correspondants à une même fréquence. Ces configurations conduisent à une augmentation sensible de la largeur de l'antenne, ce qui dégrade les performances en rayonnement, au moins pour la fréquence la plus élevée. Pour les deux types de configuration, un effet de strabisme du diagramme azimutal est causé par la dissymétrie dans le plan azimutal de l'alignement des éléments rayonnant à haute fréquence. On observe également une forte dégradation de la polarisation croisée dans la section angulaire ±60° en raison de cette dissymétrie.For example, dual-band or tri-band antennas are known in which the radiating elements assigned to each frequency are aligned either parallel according to a longitudinal periodic structure, or for example interposed in staggered rows, so as to ensure a radio environment similar to all the elements radiators corresponding to the same frequency. These configurations lead to a significant increase in the width of the antenna, which degrades the radiation performance, at least for the highest frequency. For both types of configuration, a squint effect of the azimuthal pattern is caused by the asymmetry in the azimuthal plane of the alignment of the high-frequency radiating elements. There is also a strong degradation of the cross polarization in the angular section ± 60 ° due to this asymmetry.
Un élément rayonnant à double polarisation est formé de deux dipôles indépendants comprenant chacun deux bras conducteurs colinéaires d'une polarisation donnée, positive ou négative, pour émettre/recevoir des signaux radiofréquence. La longueur de chaque bras est sensiblement égale au quart de la longueur d'onde du signal de travail. Les éléments rayonnants sont montés alignés longitudinalement au-dessus d'un réflecteur, ce qui permet, par réflexion du rayonnement arrière des dipôles, d'affiner la directivité du diagramme de rayonnement de l'ensemble ainsi formé. Chaque dipôle d'un élément rayonnant est relié par une ligne d'alimentation à une source extérieure d'énergie. Ces éléments rayonnants sont dédiés à l'émission/réception d'une seule fréquence.A dual-polarized radiating element is formed from two independent dipoles each comprising two collinear conductive arms of a given polarization, positive or negative, for transmitting / receiving radiofrequency signals. The length of each arm is substantially equal to a quarter of the wavelength of the working signal. The radiating elements are mounted aligned longitudinally above a reflector, which makes it possible, by reflection of the rear radiation from the dipoles, to refine the directivity of the radiation pattern of the assembly thus formed. Each dipole of a radiating element is connected by a supply line to an external source of energy. These radiating elements are dedicated to the transmission / reception of a single frequency.
On connaît des éléments rayonnants comportant quatre bras conducteurs sensiblement triangulaires qui sont disposés orthogonalement les uns par rapport aux autres dans un plan horizontal, appelés ensembles dipolaires en croix (ou « cross bow tie » en anglais).Radiating elements are known comprising four substantially triangular conductive arms which are arranged orthogonally with respect to each other in a horizontal plane, called cross dipole assemblies (or "cross bow tie" in English).
On connaît aussi notamment des éléments rayonnants dits « papillon » (ou « butterfly » en anglais) formés de quatre bras conducteurs pliés axialement en V et disposés orthogonalement les uns par rapport aux autres.Also known are radiating elements called "butterfly" (or "butterfly" in English) formed of four conductive arms folded axially in a V and arranged orthogonally relative to each other.
On connaît encore des éléments imprimés, aussi appelée éléments "patch", comprenant quatre bras conducteurs dessinés par une couche conductrice déposée sur un substrat diélectrique.Also known are printed elements, also called "patch" elements, comprising four conductive arms designed by a conductive layer deposited on a dielectric substrate.
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La présente invention a donc pour but de proposer un élément rayonnant pour une antenne multi-bande qui permette de réduire son encombrement.The object of the present invention is therefore to propose a radiating element for a multi-band antenna which makes it possible to reduce its bulk.
L'objet de la présente invention est une antenne multi-bande d'après la revendication indépendante 1.The object of the present invention is a multi-band antenna according to independent claim 1.
L'élément rayonnant de l'antenne multi-bande comporte une première paire de dipôles à double polarisation croisée comprenant chacun deux bras conducteurs colinéaires, les quatre bras conducteurs définissant un premier plan rayonnant correspondant à une bande de basse fréquence. L'élément rayonnant comporte en outre au moins une deuxième paire de dipôles à polarisation croisée comprenant chacun deux bras conducteurs colinéaires, les quatre bras conducteurs définissant un deuxième plan rayonnant correspondant à une bande de plus haute fréquence. Le premier plan rayonnant et le deuxième plan rayonnant sont parallèles, le deuxième plan rayonnant étant placé au-dessus du premier plan rayonnant dont il est électriquement isolé, et la surface du premier plan rayonnant recouvrant les bras conducteurs de la première paire de dipôles est supérieure à la surface du deuxième plan rayonnant recouvrant les bras conducteurs de la deuxième paire de dipôles.The radiating element of the multi-band antenna comprises a first pair of dual cross-polarized dipoles each comprising two collinear conductor arms, the four conductor arms defining a first radiating plane corresponding to a low frequency band. Element radiating further comprises at least a second pair of cross-polarized dipoles each comprising two collinear conductor arms, the four conductor arms defining a second radiating plane corresponding to a higher frequency band. The first radiating plane and the second radiating plane are parallel, the second radiating plane being placed above the first radiating plane from which it is electrically isolated, and the surface of the first radiating plane covering the conductive arms of the first pair of dipoles is greater on the surface of the second radiating plane covering the conductive arms of the second pair of dipoles.
Il s'agit de superposer parallèlement deux plans rayonnant séparés, isolés électriquement l'un de l'autre. Le plan rayonnant inférieur, de plus basse fréquence, est conçu de manière à offrir une surface suffisante pour le plan rayonnant supérieur, de plus haute fréquence, de telle sorte qu'il puisse être assimilé à un plan de masse vis-à-vis du plan rayonnant supérieur. Ceci est obtenu avec une surface recouverte par les dipôles du plan rayonnant inférieur la plus grande possible.This involves parallel superimposing two separate radiating planes, electrically isolated from each other. The lower radiating plane, of lower frequency, is designed so as to offer a sufficient surface for the upper radiating plane, of higher frequency, so that it can be assimilated to a ground plane vis-à-vis the upper radiating plane. This is obtained with a surface covered by the dipoles of the lower radiating plane as large as possible.
Le premier plan rayonnant est défini par une paire de dipôles en croix comportant des bras constitués de brins séparés par une distance inférieure ou égale à λHF/10 où λHF est la longueur d'onde du signal RF de ladite bande de plus haute fréquence et le deuxième plan rayonnant est défini par une paire de dipôles choisis parmi des dipôles en croix des dipôles papillon et des dipôles imprimé.The first radiating plane is defined by a pair of cross dipoles comprising arms made up of strands separated by a distance less than or equal to λ HF / 10 where λ HF is the wavelength of the RF signal of said higher frequency band and the second radiating plane is defined by a pair of dipoles chosen from among cross dipoles, butterfly dipoles and printed dipoles.
Selon une première forme d'exécution, les dipôles de la deuxième paire de dipôle sont des dipôles en croix comportent des bras de forme triangulaire.According to a first embodiment, the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are cross dipoles and have triangular shaped arms.
Selon une deuxième forme d'exécution, les dipôles de la deuxième paire de dipôle sont des dipôles en croix comportent des bras de forme carrée.According to a second embodiment, the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are cross dipoles and have square arms.
Selon une troisième forme d'exécution, les dipôles de la deuxième paire de dipôle sont des dipôles en croix comportent des bras constitués d'un motif fractal volumique.According to a third embodiment, the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are cross dipoles comprising arms made up of a volume fractal pattern.
Selon une variante, l'élément rayonnant comprend trois plans rayonnants superposés parallèlement : une premier plan rayonnant inférieur, un deuxième plan rayonnant intermédiaire placé au-dessus du premier plan rayonnant dont il est électriquement isolé, et un troisième plan rayonnant supérieur placé au-dessus du deuxième plan rayonnant dont il est électriquement isolé.According to a variant, the radiating element comprises three radiating planes superimposed in parallel: a first lower radiating plane, a second plane intermediate radiating plane placed above the first radiating plane from which it is electrically isolated, and a third upper radiating plane placed above the second radiating plane from which it is electrically isolated.
La présente invention a comme avantage de réduire la largeur de l'antenne, donc sa surface, ce qui diminue son coût de fabrication et lui confère une prise au vent moindre.The present invention has the advantage of reducing the width of the antenna, and therefore its surface, which reduces its manufacturing cost and gives it less wind resistance.
D'autres caractéristiques et avantages de la présente invention apparaîtront à la lecture de la description qui suit d'un mode de réalisation, donné bien entendu à titre illustratif et non limitatif, et dans le dessin annexé sur lequel
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figure 2 montre une antenne multi-bande comportant des éléments rayonnants analogue à ceux de lafigure 1 , - la
figure 3 représente un élément rayonnant selon un deuxième exemple, - la
figure 4 représente un élément rayonnant selon un mode de réalisation, - la
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figure 7 représente un élément rayonnant selon un cinquième exemple, - la
figure 8 représente un élément rayonnant selon un sixième exemple.
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figure 2 shows a multi-band antenna with radiating elements similar to those of thefigure 1 , - the
figure 3 represents a radiating element according to a second example, - the
figure 4 represents a radiating element according to one embodiment, - the
figure 5 represents a radiating element according to a third example, - the
figure 6 represents a radiating element according to a fourth example, - the
figure 7 represents a radiating element according to a fifth example, - the
figure 8 represents a radiating element according to a sixth example.
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Selon une forme d'exécution de l'invention, l'élément rayonnant 1 comprend aussi un plan rayonnant supérieur 13, par exemple analogue au plan rayonnant inférieur 2, défini par une deuxième paire de dipôles en croix composée d'un premier dipôle 14 et d'un second dipôle 15 à double polarisation croisée de longueur sensiblement égale à 1/2λHF, où λHF est la longueur d'onde du signal RF haute fréquence, et disposés orthogonalement l'un par rapport à l'autre de manière à présenter des polarisations orthogonales à ±45°. Le dipôle 14 comporte un premier bras conducteur 16 et un second bras conducteur 17 colinéaires à polarisation négative (-45°) et le dipôle 15 comporte un premier bras conducteur 18 et un second bras conducteur 19 colinéaires à polarisation positive (+ 45°). Les bras 16, 17, 18, 19 sont de forme sensiblement triangulaire et disposés dans le prolongement l'un de l'autre dans un plan horizontal. Les dipôles 14, 15 en croix sont portés par un pied 20, chaque bras 16, 17, 18, 19 étant porté par une tige 21 fixée sur une plaque de base 22 commune, formant le pied 20. Chaque dipôle 14, 15 est pourvu respectivement d'une alimentation équilibrée pour générer une polarisation linéaire.According to one embodiment of the invention, the radiating element 1 also comprises an
Le plan inférieur 2 est monté sur un réflecteur 24 plan, servant de plan de masse ("ground plane" en anglais), par l'intermédiaire de sa plaque de base 11. Le plan rayonnant supérieur 13 est placé au-dessus du plan inférieur 2, dont il est électriquement isolé, par exemple par une couche de matériau diélectrique 23, et il y est fixé par l'intermédiaire de sa plaque de base 20. Les bras conducteurs 5, 6, 16, 17 à polarisation négative (- 45°) sont superposés, et de même les bras conducteurs 7, 8, 18, 19 à polarisation positive (+ 45°) sont superposés. Dans le cas présent, les bras conducteurs 5, 6, 7, 8 des dipôles 3, 4 du plan inférieur 2 présentent une surface métallique suffisamment développée pour servir de réflecteur d'énergie RF pour le plan supérieur 13.The
On considérera maintenant la
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Un plan rayonnant 69 supérieur est superposé au plan rayonnant 64 inférieur dont il est isolé électriquement. Le plan rayonnant 69 supérieur est défini par une deuxième paire de dipôles à double polarisation croisée comprend, portés par un pied 70, un premier dipôle 71 et un second dipôle 72 disposés en croix ayant chacun deux bras 73, 74 et 75, 76 respectivement de forme sensiblement triangulaire et disposés dans le prolongement l'un de l'autre dans un plan horizontal.An
On pourra de la même façon réaliser des éléments rayonnants comportant un nombre de plans rayonnants différents, par exemple un plan rayonnant inférieur, un plan rayonnant intermédiaire et un plan rayonnant supérieur superposés. Bien entendu dans ce cas le plan rayonnant inférieur doit présenter vis-à-vis du plan intermédiaire les mêmes caractéristiques que celles déjà décrites vis-à-vis du plan rayonnant supérieur. De même le plan rayonnant intermédiaire doit présenter vis-à-vis du plan rayonnant supérieur les mêmes caractéristiques que celles déjà décrites pour le plan rayonnant inférieur.It is possible in the same way to produce radiating elements comprising a number of different radiating planes, for example a lower radiating plane, an intermediate radiating plane and an upper radiating plane superimposed. Of course, in this case, the lower radiating plane must have the same characteristics with respect to the intermediate plane as those already described with respect to the upper radiating plane. Similarly, the intermediate radiating plane must have the same characteristics with respect to the upper radiating plane as those already described for the lower radiating plane.
L'élément rayonnant 80 représenté sur la
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On pourra de la même façon réaliser des éléments rayonnants comportant un nombre de plans rayonnants différents. Par exemple un élément rayonnant 110 comportant un plan rayonnant inférieur 111, un plan rayonnant intermédiaire 112 et un plan rayonnant supérieur 113 superposés comme le montre la
Le plan rayonnant 111 inférieur, défini par une première paire de dipôles, est un circuit imprimé formant des dipôles 114 et 115 en croix analogue au plan inférieur 81 de la
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- Multiband antenna comprising a reflector and at least one radiating element mounted on the reflector, including a first pair of dipoles with cross polarization, which are arranged orthogonally to one another and each comprise two conductive arms, and at least one second pair of dipoles, which are arranged orthogonally to one another and each comprise two conductive arms, the first pair of dipoles and the second pair of dipoles being electrically isolated from one another, wherein- the dipoles of the first pair, corresponding to a low-frequency band, are borne by a leg, the two arms of each dipole of the first pair of dipoles are collinear and the four conductive arms of the first pair of dipoles are arranged in a first plane,- the dipoles of the second pair, corresponding to a higher-frequency band, are borne by a leg, the two arms of each dipole of the second pair of dipoles are collinear and the four conductive arms of the second pair of dipoles are arranged in a second plane, and- the second plane is parallel to the first plane and is placed on the opposite side of the first plane to the reflector, which serves as a ground plane for the first pair of dipoles,- the metal surface area of the conductive arms of the first pair of dipoles in the first plane is larger than the metal surface area of the conductive arms of the second pair of dipoles in the second plane so as to serve as a reflector for the second pair of dipoles;
characterized in that the dipoles of the first pair are crossed dipoles that include arms consisting of strands separated by a distance of less than or equal to λHF/10, where λHF is the wavelength of the RF signal of said higher-frequency band, and the dipoles of the second pair are chosen from among crossed dipoles, butterfly dipoles each formed of two conductive arms folded axially in a V shape, and printed dipoles. - Multiband antenna according to Claim 1, wherein each dipole is connected by means of a feed line to produce linear polarization.
- Multiband antenna according to either of Claims 1 and 2, wherein the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are crossed dipoles that include triangular arms.
- Multiband antenna according to either of Claims 1 and 2, wherein the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are crossed dipoles that include square arms.
- Multiband antenna according to either of Claims 1 and 2, wherein the dipoles of the second pair of dipoles are crossed dipoles that include arms consisting of a volumetric fractal pattern.
- Multiband antenna according to one of the preceding claims, further comprising a third pair of dipoles arranged in a higher plane, the third pair of dipoles being placed above the second pair of dipoles, from which said third pair is electrically isolated.
- Multiband antenna according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the first pair of dipoles is dedicated to the GSM frequency band and the second pair of dipoles is dedicated to the UMTS frequency band.
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