Radio frequency anisotropic patch antenna and polarization selective surface
US-2016126633-A1 · May 5, 2016 · US
US10847889B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10847889-B2 |
| Application number | US-201616305716-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jun 30, 2016 |
| Priority date | Jun 30, 2016 |
| Publication date | Nov 24, 2020 |
| Grant date | Nov 24, 2020 |
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Methods and devices disclosed herein relate to a patch antenna. The patch antenna can include a patch having a conductive sheet including at least one edge. The patch can include a first polarization direction and a second polarization direction. A first antenna feed can be coupled to the patch. The first antenna feed can be positioned to transmit or receive a first signal along the first polarization direction. A second antenna feed can be coupled to the patch. The second antenna feed can be positioned to transmit or receive a second signal along the second polarization direction. At least one antenna aperture can be isolated from an edge of the patch and disposed along an aperture path. An orientation of the aperture path can bisect the first polarization direction and the second polarization direction. In one example, the antenna aperture can be located between the first antenna feed and the second antenna feed.
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A patch antenna comprising: a patch including a conductive sheet having at least two edges, wherein the patch includes a first polarization direction and a second polarization direction; a first antenna feed coupled to the patch, wherein the first antenna feed is positioned to transmit or receive a first signal along the first polarization direction of the patch; a second antenna feed coupled to the patch, wherein the second antenna feed is positioned to transmit or receive a second signal along the second polarization direction of the patch; at least four first antenna apertures isolated from a first edge of the at least two edges of the patch and disposed along a first aperture path, an orientation of the first aperture path bisects the first polarization direction and the second polarization direction, wherein an antenna aperture of the antenna apertures is located between the first antenna feed and the second antenna feed; and at least four second antenna apertures isolated from a second, perpendicular edge of the at least two edges of the patch and disposed along a second aperture path perpendicular to the first aperture path. 2. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein the at least four first and second antenna apertures are elongate, including a length and a width, and the length of the elongate antenna aperture is disposed along the first and second aperture paths, respectively. 3. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of the first and second antenna apertures are disposed along the first and second aperture paths bisecting the first polarization direction and the second polarization direction. 4. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein a plurality of the first and second antenna apertures are disposed along the first and second aperture paths from a first side of the patch to an opposing side of the patch. 5. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein the patch includes a respective elongate antenna aperture located in a different quadrant of the patch, equally spaced from a center of the patch, and symmetrically positioned with respect to the first polarization direction and the second polarization direction. 6. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein the patch is rectangular, including a length along the first polarization direction and a width along the second polarization direction. 7. The patch antenna of claim 6 , wherein the at least four first and second antenna apertures are disposed along a diagonal of the patch and located between the first and second feed points. 8. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein the patch includes more than two polarization directions. 9. The patch antenna of claim 1 , wherein the patch includes a plurality of antenna apertures arranged in a meshed pattern. 10. An electronic package comprising; a die adapted to generate a first signal and a second signal for transmission; a substrate including at least one dielectric layer; a patch antenna having a patch including an electrically conductive sheet with at least two edges, wherein the patch includes a first polarization direction and a second polarization direction; a first antenna feed communicatively coupled between the patch and the die, wherein the first antenna feed is positioned to transmit the first signal along the first polarization direction of the patch; a second antenna feed communicatively coupled between the patch and the die, wherein the second antenna feed is positioned to transmit the second signal along the second polarization direction of the patch; at least four first antenna apertures isolated from a first edge of the at least two edges of the patch and disposed along a first aperture path, an orientation of the first aperture path bisects the first polarization direction and the second polarization direction, wherein an antenna aperture of the antenna apertures is located between the first antenna feed and the second antenna feed; and at least four second antenna apertures isolated from second, perpendicular edge of the at least two edges of the patch and disposed along a second aperture path perpendicular to the first aperture path. 11. The electronic package of claim 10 , wherein the first and second antenna apertures are elongate, including a length and a width, and the length of the elongate antenna apertures are disposed along the first and second aperture paths, respectively. 12. The electronic package of claim 10 , wherein a plurality of the first and second antenna apertures are disposed along the first and second aperture paths from a first side of the patch to an opposing side of the patch. 13. The electronic package of claim 10 , wherein the patch includes a respective elongate antenna aperture located in a different quadrant of the patch, equally spaced from a center of the patch, and symmetrically positioned with respect to a corresponding elongate antenna aperture located in an opposing quadrant, wherein the opposing quadrants have a symmetric shape. 14. The electronic package of claim 10 , wherein the patch is rectangular, including a length along the first polarization direction and a width along the second polarization direction. 15. The electronic package of claim 14 , wherein the first and second antenna apertures are disposed along a diagonal of the patch and located between the first and second feed points. 16. The electronic package of claim 10 , wherein the patch includes a plurality of antenna apertures arranged in a meshed pattern. 17. The electronic package of claim 10 , further comprising one or more secondary patches attached to the substrate, wherein the substrate includes a first dielectric layer and one or more secondary dielectric layers, the secondary patch attached to the one or more secondary dielectric layers, and the patch located between the one or more secondary dielectric layers and the first dielectric layer. 18. The electronic package of claim 17 , wherein, the one or more secondary patches include at least one secondary aperture, wherein the secondary aperture is isolated from an edge of the patch. 19. The electronic package of claim 10 , wherein the electronic package is included in a phased-array antenna. 20. A method comprising: locating a patch on a dielectric layer of a substrate, wherein the patch includes a conductive sheet having a first polarization direction tuned to a first wavelength and a second polarization direction tuned to a second wavelength; electrically coupling a first antenna feed to the patch, wherein the location of the first antenna feed is arranged to transmit or receive a first signal along the first polarization direction; electrically coupling a second antenna feed to the patch, wherein the location of the second antenna feed is arranged to transmit or receive a second signal along the second polarization direction; disposing at least four first antenna apertures along a first aperture path, an orientation of the first aperture path bisecting the first polarization direction and the second polarization direction, wherein an antenna aperture of the first antenna apertures is located between the first antenna feed and the second antenna feed; and disposing at least four second antenna apertures along a second aperture path, an orientation of the second aperture path perpendicular to the first aperture path. 21. The method of claim 20 , wherein disposing at least four first antenna apertures along the first aperture path includes disposing an elongate antenna aperture including
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