WO2012073450A1 - アンテナ装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an antenna device using a dielectric antenna.
- one of antenna elements mounted on a wireless circuit board is a surface mount antenna using a dielectric, so-called dielectric antenna.
- dielectric antenna a radiation electrode for performing an antenna operation is provided on a dielectric substrate.
- an open antenna type such as a monopole antenna or an inverted F antenna using the dielectric antenna has been mainly used. *
- an open type antenna such as a monopole type or an inverted F type
- the impedance of the open end is high, it is necessary to secure the distance between the mounted antenna element and the ground as long as possible. Therefore, in order to sufficiently secure the antenna performance, it is necessary to remove the ground around the mounted antenna element and separate the antenna element from the ground plane on the substrate on which the ground plane is formed.
- the space that can be used as an antenna is often limited in consideration of downsizing of the device, and the influence of the ground around the antenna element As a result, the antenna performance cannot be fully exhibited. Therefore, in order to reduce the influence of the ground as much as possible, the position where the antenna element is mounted is often mounted on the edge of the substrate or the like.
- Patent Document 1 a capacitive power supply type radiation electrode that performs an antenna operation is provided on a base body, and the base body is mounted in a non-ground region of the circuit board.
- An antenna structure has been proposed in which a grounding line for electrically connecting the radiation electrode is provided.
- the grounding line of this antenna structure has a shape having a folded portion.
- Patent Document 2 includes a surface-mount antenna in which a radiation electrode for performing antenna operation is formed on a base, a ground region in which a ground electrode is formed, and a non-ground region in which no ground electrode is formed.
- an antenna structure having a substrate and one end side of the radiation electrode being a ground connection portion grounded to the ground electrode.
- Patent Document 1 has a problem that the antenna performance largely depends on the folded portion of the grounding line, so that the antenna performance deteriorates and unstable elements increase depending on the folded portion. That is, since it is necessary to secure the length of the folded portion and increase the antenna occupation area, sufficient antenna performance cannot be obtained when the antenna occupation area is limited.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide an antenna device capable of ensuring sufficient antenna performance by making the maximum use of a limited antenna occupation area.
- the antenna device of the present invention includes an insulating substrate body, a ground surface patterned with a metal foil on the substrate body, and an area of the substrate body on the substrate body as a region where the ground surface is not formed.
- An antenna occupying region provided in contact with one side, a slit portion extending from the antenna occupying region in a direction opposite to one side of the substrate main body and vacated in the ground surface, and extending into the slit portion.
- a feeding pattern provided with a metal foil pattern and provided with a feeding point on the base end side, a first passive element connected in the middle, and a distal end side extending toward the one side of the substrate body in the antenna occupation region, and a dielectric A body substrate and a conductor pattern formed on the surface of the dielectric substrate and a pair of electrode portions connected to each other by the conductor pattern and formed at both ends of the dielectric substrate.
- the antenna element of the dielectric antenna is connected along one side of the substrate body with the electrode part at one end connected to the tip of the power feeding pattern, and the ground adjacent to the electrode part at the other end of the antenna element.
- a second passive element connected to the surface, a ground connection pattern having an inductance component that is patterned with a metal foil by connecting a tip portion of the feeding pattern and the ground surface on the opposite side of the antenna element; It is characterized by having. *
- an antenna element of a dielectric antenna that is installed along one side of the substrate body with an electrode portion at one end connected to the tip of a power feeding pattern that extends in the antenna occupation area, and other antenna elements.
- a second passive element connected between the end electrode portion and the adjacent ground plane; and a ground connection pattern having an inductance component connecting the tip end portion of the power feeding pattern and the ground plane opposite to the antenna element.
- the stray capacitance between the antenna element and the ground plane is determined by the inductance component due to the ground connection pattern and the stray capacitance due to the gap between the electrode part (feeding terminal) at one end of the antenna element and the ground plane.
- Parallel resonance obtained, series resonance by the antenna element and the first passive element, and a loop from the first passive element to the first passive element via the feeding pattern, the antenna element, the second passive element, and the inner edge of the ground plane Resonance due to shape occurs. Therefore, the two types of parallel resonance obtained respectively on the left and right of the power feeding pattern can suppress the flow of the high-frequency current spreading to the ground surface, and can obtain high antenna performance by making maximum use of the limited antenna occupation area. . *
- the feeding pattern extends to one side of the substrate body, and the ground connection pattern is formed in contact with one side of the substrate body. That is, in this antenna device, since the power feeding pattern extends to one side of the substrate body and the ground connection pattern is formed in contact with one side of the substrate body, the antenna element and the ground connection pattern are formed on the substrate end. By being arranged, the performance of the antenna element can be maximized and used.
- the antenna device of the present invention has the following effects. That is, according to the antenna device of the present invention, the antenna element of the dielectric antenna, which is installed along one side of the substrate body, with the electrode portion at one end connected to the distal end portion of the power feeding pattern extending in the antenna occupation region, The second passive element connected between the electrode portion at the other end of the antenna element and the adjacent ground plane is connected to the tip of the feed pattern and the ground plane on the opposite side of the antenna element to have an inductance component. Since the ground connection pattern is provided, high-frequency current to the ground surface can be suppressed, and high antenna performance can be obtained even in a small antenna occupation region. Therefore, the antenna device of the present invention can achieve the maximum antenna performance even in a small space, and can also obtain a high degree of freedom in installation.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing a return loss (reflection loss) characteristic in an example of an antenna device according to the present invention.
- a present Example it is a graph which shows the radiation pattern of an antenna apparatus. It is a perspective view of the principal part which shows the prior art example 1 (a) and the prior art example 2 (b) of the antenna device which concerns on this invention. It is the graph which compared the antenna gain of the prior art example 1 (a) of this invention, the prior art example 2 (b), and an Example. In this example, it is a graph showing the antenna gain when the substrate size is changed.
- the antenna device 1 includes an insulating substrate body 2, a ground surface GND that is patterned with a metal foil on the substrate body 2, and the ground surface GND is not formed.
- an antenna occupation area AOA provided on the board body 2 in contact with one side 2a of the board body 2, and a ground plane extending from the antenna occupation area AOA in a direction opposite to the side 2a of the board body 2 A slit portion S opened in the GND, a pattern formed with a metal foil extending in the slit portion S, a feeding point FP is provided on the proximal end side, and the first passive element P1 is connected midway, and the distal end side is a substrate A feed pattern 3 extending into the antenna occupation area AOA toward the side 2a of the main body 2, a dielectric substrate 7, a conductor pattern 4 formed on the surface of the dielectric substrate 7, and the conductor pattern 4 And a pair of electrode portions 4a and 4b formed at both ends of the dielectric substrate 7, and one end
- the antenna element AT of the dielectric antenna installed along one side 2a of the antenna 2 and the electrode portion 4b (termination terminal) at the other end of the antenna element AT and the adjacent ground plane GND.
- the element P2, the tip of the feeding pattern 3 and the ground plane GND on the opposite side of the antenna element AT are connected to each other, and the ground connection pattern 5 having a pattern formed of a metal foil and having an inductance component, and the electrode portion at the other end of the antenna element AT 4b and a terminal-side land portion 6 to which one end of the second passive element P2 is connected.
- the power feeding pattern 3 extends to one side 2 a of the substrate body 2, and the ground connection pattern 5 is formed in contact with the one side 2 a of the substrate body 2.
- the terminal-side land portion 6 is also disposed on the one side 2a side of the substrate body 2.
- the feed pattern 3 is formed between the feed-side land portion 3a at the tip end to which the electrode portion 4a at one end of the antenna element AT is connected and the portion to which the feed-side land portion 3a and the first passive element P1 are connected.
- the thin wire portion 3b The width of the power feeding side land portion 3a is wider than that of the thin wire portion 3b, and the distance from the adjacent ground surface GND is set narrower than that of the thin wire portion 3b.
- the feeding point FP is connected to a feeding point of a high frequency circuit (not shown). A high frequency circuit is mounted on the ground plane GND. *
- an inductor, a capacitor, or a resistor is used for the first passive element P1 and the second passive element P2.
- These first passive element P1 and second passive element P2 perform desired frequency and impedance adjustment.
- an inductor is employed as the first passive element P1
- a capacitor is employed as the second passive element P2.
- series resonance occurs between the parallel stray capacitance component of the stray capacitance C4 and the capacitor capacitance of the second passive element P2 and the inductance component of the antenna element AT (part R2 in the figure).
- Each pattern, land portion, and ground surface GND are formed by patterning with a metal foil such as a copper foil.
- the substrate body 2 is a general printed circuit board, and in this embodiment, a printed circuit board body made of a rectangular glass epoxy resin or the like is employed.
- the ground plane GND is cut out in a substantially rectangular shape, and the antenna occupation area AOA is provided.
- the back surface of the substrate body 2 has a ground surface GND formed in a pattern, and a portion of the ground surface GND corresponding to the area directly below the antenna occupation area AOA is removed.
- the antenna element AT is a loading element that does not self-resonate at a desired resonance frequency of the antenna operation.
- a conductor pattern 4 such as Ag is formed on the surface of a dielectric substrate 7 such as ceramics. Is a chip antenna formed.
- the dielectric material, the size such as length and width, the number of turns and the width of the conductor pattern 4 are set according to the setting of the resonance frequency and the like.
- the antenna element AT includes not only an inductance component but also a capacitance component, and impedance is determined.
- the impedance of the antenna element AT is preferably set to a high impedance with respect to the operating frequency. That is, the antenna element size is selected from the frequency used and the dielectric material used.
- the number of turns of the conductor pattern 4, the pattern width, etc. are optimized according to the required antenna performance (antenna gain, bandwidth, etc.). For example, in the antenna element AT shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the impedance value according to the number of turns of the conductor pattern 4 and the capacitance value due to the line width of the conductor pattern 4 are set, so that the impedance can be optimized with respect to the use frequency. Do. *
- the antenna element AT has the electrode part 4a at one end serving as a power feeding terminal connected to the power feeding pattern 3 and the ground plane GND, and the electrode part 4b serving as a terminal terminal as the second passive element. It is connected to the ground plane GND via P2.
- the antenna occupation area AOA is divided into two parts by the power feeding pattern 3, that is, the power feeding terminal (electrode part 4 a) side and the termination element (electrode part 4 b) side. *
- the inductance component L due to the ground connection pattern 5 the stray capacitance C1 between the power feeding land portion 3a of the power feeding pattern 3 and the ground plane GND, and the power feeding pattern.
- a stray capacitance C4 between the ground plane GND and the ground plane GND is generated.
- the inductance component L due to the ground connection pattern 5 the stray capacitance C1 due to the gap between the electrode portion (feeding terminal) 4a at one end of the antenna element AT, and the ground plane GND, and the floating between the antenna element AT and the ground plane GND.
- the parallel resonance (part R1 in the figure) obtained by the capacitor C2 the series resonance (part R2 in the figure) by the antenna element AT, the second passive element P2, and the stray capacitance C4, and the first passive element P1.
- Resonance (reference numeral R3 in the figure) due to the loop shape that reaches the first passive element P1 via the inner edge of the power feeding pattern 3, the antenna element AT, the second passive element P2, and the ground plane GND occurs. Therefore, two types of parallel resonance obtained respectively on the left and right sides of the power feeding pattern 3 suppress the flow of high-frequency current spreading to the ground plane GND, and obtain high antenna performance by making maximum use of the limited antenna occupation area AOA. be able to.
- FIG. 6 shows a flow of a high-frequency current simply indicated by an arrow as a result of analyzing a current distribution at an arbitrary phase on the surface of the antenna device 1 of the present embodiment by simulation.
- the current distribution is concentrated in the antenna occupation area AOA, and the flow of the high-frequency current spreading to the ground plane GND is suppressed.
- the series resonance between the antenna element AT and the second passive element P2 makes it easy for the high-frequency current to flow in the direction of the arrow Y1 along the inner edge of the ground plane GND, and the flow of the high-frequency current spreading to the ground plane GND is suppressed. . *
- the electrode body 4a is connected to the distal end portion of the power feeding pattern 3 extending in the antenna occupation area AOA, and is installed along the one side 2a of the substrate body 2.
- the antenna element AT of the antenna, the second passive element P2 connected between the electrode portion 4b at the other end of the antenna element AT and the adjacent ground plane GND, the tip of the feeding pattern 3 and the opposite of the antenna element AT Since the ground connection pattern 5 having the inductance component is connected to the ground plane GND on the side, the current distribution is concentrated in the antenna occupation area AOA and the flow of the high-frequency current spreading to the ground plane GND can be suppressed. it can. That is, it is possible to reduce the influence of peripheral components and the like during mounting. *
- the power feeding pattern 3 extends to the one side 2a of the board body 2, and the ground connection pattern 5 is formed in contact with the one side 2a of the board body 2, the antenna element AT and the ground connection pattern 5 are connected to the board edge. Therefore, the performance of the antenna element AT can be maximized and used.
- the antenna element AT is preferably installed as close as possible to the end of the substrate body 2, that is, one side 2a, in order to ensure a wide radiation space from the antenna element AT. Further, it is desirable that the ground connection pattern 5 is connected to the ground plane GND from the power feeding pattern 3 in the shortest and straight line. Also, it is desirable that the opening surrounded by the feeding pattern 3 (from the thin wire portion 3b to the feeding-side land portion 3a), the ground connection pattern 5 and the inner edge of the ground plane GND is wider. Furthermore, it is desirable that the antenna occupation area AOA is as large as possible. It should be noted that the size of the substrate body 2 is less affected but is preferably about a quarter of the wavelength.
- the size of the substrate body 2 was set such that the one side 2a was 100 mm and the side perpendicular to the one side 2a was 50 mm.
- the first passive element P1 employs a 4.2 nH inductor
- the second passive element P2 employs a 0.3 pF capacitor.
- the feeding point FP was set at the approximate center of the substrate body 2.
- FIG. 8 shows the return loss result in this example.
- the radiation pattern in a present Example is shown in FIG.
- the ZX plane when the extending direction of one side 2a of the substrate body 2 is the Y direction
- the extending direction of the power feeding pattern 3 is the X direction
- the direction orthogonal to the surface of the substrate body 2 is the Z direction.
- the vertical polarization with respect to was measured. From these, it can be seen that in this embodiment, a return loss is small and an omnidirectional radiation pattern is obtained, thereby realizing high antenna performance.
- the size of the antenna occupation area AOA is set to 5 mm ⁇ 5 mm as in the present example. As shown in b), the size of the antenna occupation area AOA is set to 10 mm ⁇ 5 mm wider than in the present embodiment.
- These conventional examples 1 and 2 have the inverted F-shaped antenna element 23 to which the antenna element AT0 is connected.
- the substrate body 2 has a size of 100 mm ⁇ 50 mm as in the above embodiment.
- the antenna element AT0 is formed with a copper pattern 24 from the end face connected to the antenna element 23 of the dielectric base to the upper face. *
- FIG. 10 shows a graph comparing the antenna gains of this example and Conventional Examples 1 and 2.
- the omnidirectional antenna gain is as low as ⁇ 5.07 dBi
- Conventional Example 2 in which the antenna occupation area AOA is expanded to improve this, the omnidirectional antenna gain is improved only to ⁇ 2.23 dBi.
- the antenna occupying area AOA is the same as that of the conventional example 1, but the omnidirectional antenna gain is as high as -1.48 dBi. A difference of 6 dB and 0.8 dB is obtained.
- high antenna performance can be realized even when the antenna occupation area AOA is small. *
- FIG. 11 shows a graph comparing antenna gains according to the examples of the substrate bodies 2 with different sizes.
- the examples of the substrate body 2 having a size of 100 mm ⁇ 50 mm, 50 mm ⁇ 50 mm, and 25 mm ⁇ 25 mm have omnidirectional antenna gains of ⁇ 1.48 dBi, ⁇ 0.81 dBi, and ⁇ 1.94 dBi, respectively.
- the antenna performance is hardly deteriorated in this embodiment.
- the portion of the ground surface GND on the back surface of the substrate body 2 that faces the slit portion S on the front surface may be a portion that does not have the ground surface GND by removing the ground surface GND in a straight line like the slit portion S on the front surface.
- the 1st passive element P1 is installed in the part arrange
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数およびインピーダンス調整を行う。例えば、本実施形態では、第1受動素子P1としてインダクタを採用し、第2受動素子P2としてはコンデンサを採用している。 なお、第2受動素子P2にコンデンサを用いる場合、浮遊容量C4と第2受動素子P2のコンデンサ容量との並列浮遊容量成分と、アンテナ素子ATのインダクタンス成分とで直列共振(図中の符号R2部分)となる。 また、上記各パターン、ランド部およびグランド面GNDは、銅箔等の金属箔でパターン形成されている。
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- 絶縁性の基板本体と、 該基板本体に金属箔でパターン形成されたグランド面と、 該グランド面が形成されていない領域として前記基板本体上に該基板本体の一辺に接して設けられたアンテナ占有領域と、 該アンテナ占有領域から前記基板本体の一辺の反対方向に向けて延在して前記グランド面に空けられたスリット部と、 該スリット部内に延在して金属箔でパターン形成され基端側に給電点が設けられると共に途中に第1受動素子が接続され先端側が前記基板本体の一辺に向けて前記アンテナ占有領域内に延在した給電パターンと、 誘電体基体と該誘電体基体の表面に形成された導体パターンと該導体パターンによって互いに接続され前記誘電体基体の両端に形成された一対の電極部とで構成されていると共に前記給電パターンの先端部に一端の前記電極部が接続され前記基板本体の一辺に沿って設置された誘電体アンテナのアンテナ素子と、 該アンテナ素子の他端の前記電極部と隣接する前記グランド面との間に接続された第2受動素子と、 前記給電パターンの先端部と前記アンテナ素子の反対側の前記グランド面とを接続して金属箔でパターン形成されインダクタンス成分を有するグランド接続パターンとを備えていることを特徴とするアンテナ装置。
- 請求項1に記載のアンテナ装置において、 前記給電パターンが、前記基板本体の一辺まで延在し、 前記グランド接続パターンが、前記基板本体の一辺に接して形成されていることを特徴とするアンテナ装置。
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