Glass antenna and window glass for vehicle
A glass antenna placed in a window glass for a vehicle includes a first antenna that includes a first power feeding point, and a first element connected to the first power feeding point; a second antenna that includes a second power feeding point placed next to the first power feeding point, and a second element connected to the second power feeding point; and a third antenna that includes a third power feeding point placed next to the second power feeding point, and a third element connected to the third power feeding point and having a longest path longer than respective longest paths of the first element and the second element, and wherein at least a part of the third element is placed between the first element and the second element.
1. A glass antenna placed in a window glass for a vehicle, comprising:
a first antenna that includes a first power feeding point, and a first element connected to the first power feeding point;
a second antenna that includes a second power feeding point placed next to the first power feeding point, and a second element connected to the second power feeding point; and
a third antenna that includes a third power feeding point placed next to the second power feeding point, and a third element connected to the third power feeding point and having a longest path longer than respective longest paths of the first element and the second element, and wherein at least a part of the third element is placed between the first element and the second element,
wherein the second power feeding point is disposed between the first power feeding point and the third power feeding point, and
the third power feeding point is disposed between a part of the first element and the first power feeding point.
2. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first power feeding point, the second power feeding point, and the third power feeding point are placed in a line.
3. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 , wherein one of the first element and the second element is capacitively coupled with the third element.
4. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a reception frequency of the third antenna is lower than respective reception frequencies of the first antenna and the second antenna.
5. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the third power feeding point is provided in a part of the window glass located higher than the second power feeding point, and
wherein the second power feeding point is provided in a part of the window glass located higher than the first power feeding point.
6. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the third antenna is an antenna for receiving an AM broadcasting signal.
7. A window glass for a vehicle, comprising:
the window glass; and
the glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 installed in the window glass.
8. The window glass for the vehicle as claimed in claim 7 , further comprising:
a defogger that includes a plurality of first wires placed at equal intervals each being a first interval and extended in the first direction, and a defogger element connected to the first wires,
wherein the window glass includes a transparent area and a shading area provided around the transparent area;
wherein the defogger element includes a first part that is provided in the transparent area and is extended in the first direction, and a second part that is provided in the shading area and is connected to the first part,
wherein the first element includes a third part that is provided in the transparent area and is extended in the first direction, and a fourth part that is provided in the shading area and is connected to the third part and the first power feeding point, and
wherein a part of the second part and a part of the fourth part are placed to have an interval narrower than the first interval.
9. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising:
a no-power-fed element that includes
a first overlapping part placed in parallel with at least a part of the second element, separated by a first interval, and
a second overlapping part placed in parallel with at least a part of the third element, separated by a second interval.
10. A glass antenna placed in a window glass for a vehicle, comprising:
a first antenna that includes a first power feeding point, and a first element connected to the first power feeding point;
a second antenna that includes a second power feeding point placed next to the first power feeding point, and a second element connected to the second power feeding point; and
a third antenna that includes a third power feeding point placed next to the second power feeding point, and a third element connected to the third power feeding point and having a longest path longer than respective longest paths of the first element and the second element, and wherein at least a part of the third element is placed between the first element and the second element,
wherein the second power feeding point is disposed between the first power feeding point and the third power feeding point, and
the third power feeding point is disposed between a part of the second element and the second power feeding point.
11. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the first power feeding point, the second power feeding point, and the third power feeding point are placed in a line.
12. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 , wherein one of the first element and the second element is capacitively coupled with the third element.
13. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 , wherein a reception frequency of the third antenna is lower than respective reception frequencies of the first antenna and the second antenna.
14. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the third power feeding point is provided in a part of the window glass located higher than the second power feeding point, and
wherein the second power feeding point is provided in a part of the window glass located higher than the first power feeding point.
15. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the third antenna is an antenna for receiving an AM broadcasting signal.
16. A window glass for a vehicle, comprising:
the window glass; and
the glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 installed in the window glass.
17. The window glass for the vehicle as claimed in claim 16 , further comprising:
a defogger that includes a plurality of first wires placed at equal intervals each being a first interval and extended in the first direction, and a defogger element connected to the first wires,
wherein the window glass includes a transparent area and a shading area provided around the transparent area;
wherein the defogger element includes a first part that is provided in the transparent area and is extended in the first direction, and a second part that is provided in the shading area and is connected to the first part,
wherein the first element includes a third part that is provided in the transparent area and is extended in the first direction, and a fourth part that is provided in the shading area and is connected to the third part and the first power feeding point, and
wherein a part of the second part and a part of the fourth part are placed to have an interval narrower than the first interval.
18. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 10 , further comprising:
a no-power-fed element that includes
a first overlapping part placed in parallel with at least a part of the second element, separated by a first interval, and
a second overlapping part placed in parallel with at least a part of the third element, separated by a second interval.
19. A glass antenna placed in a window glass for a vehicle, comprising:
a first antenna that includes a first power feeding point, and a first element connected to the first power feeding point;
a second antenna that includes a second power feeding point placed next to the first power feeding point, and a second element connected to the second power feeding point; and
a third antenna that includes a third power feeding point placed next to the second power feeding point, and a third element connected to the third power feeding point and having a longest path longer than respective longest paths of the first element and the second element, and wherein at least a part of the third element is placed between the first element and the second element,
wherein the second power feeding point is disposed between the first power feeding point and the third power feeding point, and
wherein the third element is placed so as to pass between the first power feeding point and the second power feeding point.
20. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 , wherein the first power feeding point, the second power feeding point, and the third power feeding point are placed in a line.
21. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 , wherein one of the first element and the second element is capacitively coupled with the third element.
22. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 , wherein a reception frequency of the third antenna is lower than respective reception frequencies of the first antenna and the second antenna.
23. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 , wherein the third power feeding point is provided in a part of the window glass located higher than the second power feeding point, and
wherein the second power feeding point is provided in part of the window glass located higher than the first power feeding point.
24. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 , wherein the third antenna is an antenna for receiving an AM broadcasting signal.
25. A window glass for a vehicle, comprising:
the window glass; and
the glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 installed in the window glass.
26. The window glass for the vehicle as claimed in claim 25 , further comprising:
a defogger that includes a plurality of first wires placed at equal intervals each being a first interval and extended in the first direction, and a defogger element connected to the first wires,
wherein the window glass includes a transparent area and a shading area provided around the transparent area;
wherein the defogger element includes a first part that is provided in the transparent area and is extended in the first direction, and a second part that is provided in the shading area and is connected to the first part,
wherein the first element includes a third part that is provided in the transparent area and is extended in the first direction, and a fourth part that is provided in the shading area and is connected to the third part and the first power feeding point; and
wherein a part of the second part and a part of the fourth part are placed to have an interval narrower than the first interval.
27. The glass antenna as claimed in claim 19 , further comprising:
a no-power-fed element that includes
a first overlapping part placed in parallel with at least a part of the second element, separated by a first interval, and
a second overlapping part placed in parallel with at least a part of the third element, separated by a second interval.