Printed circuit board antenna and terminal
A printed circuit board antenna includes a printed circuit board and a feedpoint that is disposed on the printed circuit board. A copper coating is disposed on the printed circuit board. A split is disposed on the copper coating on the printed circuit board. The split is connected to a board edge of the printed circuit board. A slot perpendicular to the split is disposed on the copper coating on the printed circuit board. The slot is connected to the split. The copper coating at two sides of the split forms a first antenna and a second antenna. The feedpoint is configured to, together with the first antenna and the second antenna, form a first resonance loop and a second resonance loop. Resonance frequencies of the first resonance loop and the second resonance loop are different.
1. A printed circuit board antenna comprising:
a printed circuit board having a copper coating;
a split disposed within the copper coating, the split being connected to a board edge of the printed circuit board, wherein a slot perpendicular to the split is disposed within the copper coating, the slot being connected to the split, wherein the copper coating at two sides of the split forms, from the split to two ends of the slot, a first antenna and a second antenna, and wherein a first resonant frequency of the first antenna is different from a second resonant frequency of the second antenna;
a first inductor and a second inductor, wherein the first inductor is disposed on the first antenna and is electrically connected to the first antenna, and the second inductor is disposed on the second antenna and is electrically connected to the second antenna; and
a feedpoint disposed on the printed circuit board, wherein the feedpoint is coupled to the first antenna.
2. The printed circuit board antenna according to claim 1 , wherein the feedpoint is electrically connected to the first antenna and a length of the first antenna is different from a length of the second antenna, and wherein a first resonance loop is formed on the first antenna through feeding of the feedpoint, and a second resonance loop is formed on the second antenna through coupled feeding of the first antenna.
3. A terminal comprising:
a printed circuit board antenna, comprising:
a printed circuit board having a copper coating;
a split disposed within the copper coating, the split being connected to a board edge of the printed circuit board, wherein a slot perpendicular to the split is disposed within the copper coating, the slot being connected to the split, wherein the copper coating at two sides of the split forms, from the split to two ends of the slot, a first antenna and a second antenna, and wherein a first resonant frequency of the first antenna is different from a second resonant frequency of the second antenna;
a first inductor and a second inductor, wherein the first inductor is disposed on the first antenna and is electrically connected to the first antenna, and the second inductor is disposed on the second antenna and is electrically connected to the second antenna; and
a feedpoint disposed on the printed circuit board, wherein the feedpoint is coupled to the first antenna.
4. The printed circuit board antenna according to claim 1 , wherein the first inductor is disposed at a position with a maximum current on the first antenna and the second inductor is disposed at a position with a maximum current on the second antenna.
5. The printed circuit board antenna according to claim 1 , further comprising a feeder disposed at the split,
wherein the feedpoint is electrically connected to the feeder,
wherein a length of the first antenna is different from a length of the second antenna, and
wherein a first resonance loop is formed on the first antenna through coupled feeding of the feeder and a second resonance loop is formed on the second antenna through coupled feeding of the feeder.
6. The terminal according to claim 3 , wherein the first inductor is disposed at a position with a maximum current on the first antenna and the second inductor is disposed at a position with a maximum current on the second antenna.
7. The terminal according to claim 3 , wherein the feedpoint is electrically connected to the first antenna and a length of the first antenna is different from a length of the second antenna, wherein a first resonance loop is formed on the first antenna through feeding of the feedpoint, and a second resonance loop is formed on the second antenna through coupled feeding of the first antenna, and wherein the resonance frequencies of the first resonance loop and the second resonance loop are different.
8. The terminal according to claim 3 , wherein a feeder is disposed at the split, the feedpoint is electrically connected to the feeder, a length of the first antenna is different from a length of the second antenna, and wherein a first resonance loop is formed on the first antenna through coupled feeding of the feeder and a second resonance loop is formed on the second antenna through coupled feeding of the feeder.