Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Electronic devices with parasitic antenna resonating elements that reduce near field radiation
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Application No.: US12632697Application Date: 2009-12-07
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Publication No.: US08427376B2Publication Date: 2013-04-23
- Inventor: Robert W. Schlub , David T. Amm , Omar S. Leung , Brian M. King , Qingxiang Li , Enrique Ayala Vazquez , Rodney Andres Gomez Angulo , Yi Jiang , Ruben Caballero
- Applicant: Robert W. Schlub , David T. Amm , Omar S. Leung , Brian M. King , Qingxiang Li , Enrique Ayala Vazquez , Rodney Andres Gomez Angulo , Yi Jiang , Ruben Caballero
- Applicant Address: US CA Cupertino
- Assignee: Apple Inc.
- Current Assignee: Apple Inc.
- Current Assignee Address: US CA Cupertino
- Agency: Treyz Law Group
- Agent G. Victor Treyz; Chih-Yun Wu
- Main IPC: H01Q1/24
- IPC: H01Q1/24

Abstract:
Antennas are provided for electronic devices such as portable computers. An electronic device may have a housing in which an antenna is mounted. The housing may be formed of conductive materials. A dielectric antenna window may be mounted in the housing to allow radio-frequency signals to be transmitted from the antenna and to allow the antenna to receive radio-frequency signals. Near-field radiation limits may be satisfied by reducing transmit power when an external object is detected in the vicinity of the dielectric antenna window and the antenna. A proximity sensor may be used in detecting external objects. A parasitic antenna resonating element may be interposed between the antenna resonating element and the dielectric antenna window to minimize near-field radiation hotspots. The parasitic antenna resonating element may be formed using a capacitor electrode for the proximity sensor. A ferrite layer may be interposed between the parasitic element and the antenna window.
Public/Granted literature
- US08466839B2 Electronic devices with parasitic antenna resonating elements that reduce near field radiation Public/Granted day:2013-06-18
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