Abstract A new wide-frequency-band spherical antenna structure which comprises a spherical antenna, an insulating sleeve, an impedance-matching element, a fixed disc, a center-needle seat, and a socket member with a high-frequency connector; the impedance-matching element (inductance coil) is to be fitted in the spherical antenna and the socket member; the impedance-matching element and the socket member of the high-frequency connector form an impedance-matching network to provide a nominal capacitance; the structure not only can facilitate the assembling procedures thereof, but also can omit the test and adjustment procedures as required by the conventional antenna; moreover, such an antenna has a small size without affecting the excellent reception efficiency.
A wide-frequency-band spherical antenna structure comprising: a spherical antenna having a hollow space and a connecting sleeve extended therefrom; an insulating sleeve having an upper portion adapted to be sleeved about said connecting sleeve and a lower portion having a threaded outer periphery; a socket member having a threaded inner periphery on the upper portion thereof for threadably receiving said lower portion of said insulating sleeve and a high-frequency connector on the lower portion thereof; a spring-shaped impedance-matching element disposed within said hollow space of said spherical antenna and said insulating sleeve, said impedance member having a first end and a second end; a fixed disc disposed within said hollow space of said spherical antenna to allow electrical connection between said first end of said impedance-matching element and said spherical antenna; a center-needle seat affixed but electrically insulated from said high-frequency connector, said center-needle having a fastening hole for receiving said second end of said impedance-matching element; whereby said connecting sleeve of said spherical antenna, said insulating sleeve and said socket member form a first impedance-matching circuit, and said spring-shaped impedance-matching member, said insulating sleeve and said socket member form a second impedance-matching circuit.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A wide-frequency-band spherical antenna structure comprising: a spherical antenna having a hollow space and a connecting sleeve extended therefrom; an insulating sleeve having an upper portion adapted to be sleeved about said connecting sleeve and a lower portion having a threaded outer periphery; a socket member having a threaded inner periphery on the upper portion thereof for threadably receiving said lower portion of said insulating sleeve and a high-frequency connector on the lower portion thereof; a spring-shaped impedance-matching element disposed within said hollow space of said spherical antenna and said insulating sleeve, said impedance member having a first end and a second end; a fixed disc disposed within said hollow space of said spherical antenna to allow electrical connection between said first end of said impedance-matching element and said spherical antenna; a center-needle seat affixed but electrically insulated from said high-frequency connector, said center-needle having a fastening hole for receiving said second end of said impedance-matching element; whereby said connecting sleeve of said spherical antenna, said insulating sleeve and said socket member form a first impedance-matching circuit, and said spring-shaped impedance-matching member, said insulating sleeve and said socket member form a second impedance-matching circuit.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The wide-frequency-band spherical antenna structure of claim 1 wherein said upper portion of said socket member and said lower portion of said insulating sleeve are glued together.