Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure Mitigation Using Antenna Switching
US-2015358979-A1 · Dec 10, 2015 · US
US9331730B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9331730-B2 |
| Application number | US-201214350134-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Feb 21, 2012 |
| Priority date | Oct 12, 2011 |
| Publication date | May 3, 2016 |
| Grant date | May 3, 2016 |
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A wireless terminal with a reduced Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) peak value and a method for reducing an SAR peak value by using the wireless terminal are disclosed. The wireless terminal with a reduced SAR peak value includes a first antenna configured to receive or transmit a communication signal, and further includes: a second antenna configured to feed a coupling signal when the first antenna receives or transmits the communication signal, and a signal processing module configured to process the coupling signal to reduce an SAR peak value of the communication signal for a human body. The energy of a superposed signal in a human body orientation is reduced by superposing the coupling signal with the communication signal, so as to reduce the SAR peak value effectively.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A wireless terminal with a reduced Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) peak value, which comprises a first antenna configured to receive or transmit a communication signal, wherein the wireless terminal further comprises: a second antenna, configured to feed a coupling signal when the first antenna receives or transmits the communication signal; and a signal processing module, configured to process the coupling signal to reduce an SAR peak value of the communication signal for a human body; and a human body sensor, configured to sense and output orientation information of the human body; wherein the signal processing module is further configured to: receive the orientation information of the human body, determine, according to the orientation information of the human body and an amplitude and a phase of the communication signal, the amplitude and the phase of the coupling signal corresponding to a minimum value of the energy of the near-field superposed signal in the human body orientation, and adjust the coupling signal according to the determined amplitude and phase of the coupling signal. 2. The wireless terminal with a reduced SAR peak value according to claim 1 , wherein the signal processing module is further configured to: adjust an amplitude and a phase of the coupling signal, so as to change an amplitude ratio and a phase difference between the coupling signal and the communication signal and to reduce energy of a near-field superposed signal of the coupling signal and the communication signal. 3. The wireless terminal with a reduced SAR peak value according to claim 2 , wherein the second antenna comprises: a second feed source, configured to feed the coupling signal; and a second radiator, configured to receive or transmit the coupling signal. 4. The wireless terminal with a reduced SAR peak value according to claim 3 , wherein the second radiator is a tortuous conducting line or a conducting strip with multiple branches. 5. The wireless terminal with a reduced SAR peak value according to claim 4 , wherein the human body sensor is an optical sensor, a thermal sensor, a gravity sensor or a proximity sensor, and the human body sensor includes multiple human body sensors distributed on each inner surface of the wireless terminal. 6. The wireless terminal with a reduced SAR peak value according to claim 1 , wherein the second antenna is further configured to feed the communication signal, and receive or transmit the communication signal. 7. A method for reducing a Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) peak value by using a wireless terminal, comprising: feeding a coupling signal when a communication signal is received or transmitted; and processing the coupling signal to reduce an SAR peak value of the communication signal for a human body; wherein the step of processing the coupling signal to reduce an SAR peak value of the communication signal for a human body comprises: adjusting an amplitude and a phase of the coupling signal, so as to change an amplitude ratio and a phase difference between the coupling signal and the communication signal and to reduce energy of a near-field superposed signal of the coupling signal and the communication signal; and the method further comprises: before the amplitude and the phase of the coupling signal are adjusted, sensing orientation information of the human body; and determining, according to the orientation information of the human body and an amplitude and a phase of the communication signal, the amplitude and the phase of the coupling signal corresponding to a minimum value of the energy of the near-field superposed signal in the human body orientation.
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