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Surface mount antenna is a widely used miniaturized antenna in modern wireless communication systems, with various classification methods. The following analysis will be conducted from five dimensions: operating frequency band, feeding method, polarization characteristics, structural form, and application scenarios, to ensure that the density of the keyword "patch antenna" is reasonable and logically clear:
Antennas are the core components used for transmitting or receiving electromagnetic waves in wireless communication systems, and their classification methods are diverse. The following analysis will be conducted from five dimensions: operating frequency band, directional characteristics, structural form, purpose, and polarization mode, to ensure that the density of the keyword "antenna" is reasonable and logically clear:
Patch Antenna, also known as Microstrip Antenna, is a flat, low profile antenna type widely used in modern wireless communication, satellite navigation, IoT devices, and other fields. Its core structure consists of a metal patch, a dielectric substrate, and a ground plate, which achieve signal transmission and reception through electromagnetic wave radiation at the edge of the patch. The following is a detailed analysis of its key features and design points:
When using discrete components to form energy storage circuits, it takes time to adjust constants. Therefore, Murata's Radisol device has pre assumed antenna combinations that may require countermeasures and prepared a rich product lineup of 11 types. Murata's Radisol antenna anti-interference device is suitable for small, multi antenna terminal devices such as smartphones, smartwatches, and wearable devices.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Murata") has developed Murata's first (1) "antenna anti-interference device 'Radisol'", which is a new product that can be equipped on antennas to suppress wireless performance degradation. Mass production will begin in June 2024. Mainly used in portable communication products such as wearables and smartphones.
