Dual-band interspersed cellular basestation antennas
US-2015214617-A1 · Jul 30, 2015 · US
US9912076B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9912076-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615008951-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 28, 2016 |
| Priority date | Jun 15, 2015 |
| Publication date | Mar 6, 2018 |
| Grant date | Mar 6, 2018 |
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A low band radiator for a dual band antenna having a low band and a high band. The radiator includes a dipole arm having a center conductor and at least one RF choke including at least one partial box section closed at one end and open at the other end and having two opposing sides, a bottom and an open top. The closed end is shorted to the center conductor and the partial box section is quasi-coaxial with center conductor. The choke is resonant near the frequency of the high band of the antenna. The dipole arm may include a plurality of the partial box sections with a gap between each section to form a plurality of RF chokes. The dipole arm may be fabricated as a single die cast metal piece or as a plastic injection molded piece plated with conductive material.
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What is claimed is: 1. A low band radiator for a dual band antenna having a low frequency band and a high frequency band, wherein the low band radiator comprises a choked dipole arm having an elongated center conductor, and wherein the choked dipole arm further comprises: at least one radio frequency choke comprising a partial box section that is closed on a first end, open on a second end parallel to the first end, and that comprises a bottom that is perpendicular to the first and second ends and that has a slot, wherein the first end is short circuited to the elongated center conductor, wherein the partial box section is quasi-coaxial about the elongated center conductor, and wherein the at least one radio frequency choke is resonant near the high frequency band. 2. The low band radiator of claim 1 , wherein the at least one radio frequency choke comprises a plurality of radio frequency chokes, wherein each radio frequency choke of the plurality of radio frequency chokes has a partial box section, and wherein each partial box section is separated by a gap. 3. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the elongated-center conductor has a rectangular cross-section. 4. The low band radiator of claim 3 wherein the choked dipole arm is formed as a single conductive piece. 5. The low hand radiator of claim 4 , wherein the slot in each bottom of the plurality of the radio frequency chokes facilitates use of a two piece-mold for die casting the choked dipole arm. 6. The low band radiator of claim 1 wherein the slot is wider than the elongated center conductor. 7. The low band radiator of claim 1 further comprising a conductive covering that covers the slot. 8. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the choked dipole arm comprises injection-molded plastic and metal plating. 9. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the choked dipole arm comprises four partial box sections separated by three gaps. 10. The low band radiator of claim 1 wherein the choked dipole arm is less in length than one-half wavelength of a center frequency of the low frequency band. 11. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the elongated center conductor terminates in a fork that is dimensioned to allow a printed circuit board to be inserted into the fork and dimensioned to capacitively couple the choked dipole arm to a feed circuit on the printed circuit board. 12. The low band radiator of claim 11 wherein an inductor section configured to tune out the capacitance is included on the printed circuit board. 13. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein each radio frequency choke of the plurality of radio frequency chokes provides a high impedance separating adjacent section. 14. The low band radiator of claim 1 , wherein the choked dipole arm is a first choked dipole arm, the low band radiator further comprising a second choked dipole arm. 15. The low band radiator of claim 1 wherein the partial box section is at least partially filled with dielectric material. 16. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the elongated center conductor connects first ends of the partial box sections of the plurality of radio frequency chokes. 17. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the elongated center conductor has a thickness adapted to minimize high frequency hand current to reduce disturbances of high-band radiation patterns by the low band radiator. 18. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the choked dipole arm is fabricated as a one piece choked dipole arm without metal to metal interfaces. 19. The low band radiator of claim 2 wherein the radio frequency chokes of the plurality of radio frequency chokes are of different lengths. 20. The low band radiator of claim 1 , wherein the elongated center conductor has a round cross-section.
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