Antennaless wireless device
A radiating system of a wireless device transmits and receives electromagnetic wave signals in a frequency region and comprises an external port, a radiating structure, and a radiofrequency system. The radiating structure includes: a ground plane layer with a connection point; a radiation booster with a connection point and being smaller than 1/30 of a free-space wavelength corresponding to a lowest frequency of the frequency region; and an internal port between the radiation booster connection point and the ground plane layer connection point. The radiofrequency system includes: a first port connected to the radiating structure's internal port; and a second port connected to the external port. An input impedance at radiating structure's disconnected internal port has a non-zero imaginary part across the frequency region. The radiofrequency system modifies impedance of the radiating structure to provide impedance matching to the radiating system within the frequency region at the external port.
1. A radiation booster for a wireless communication device comprising:
a conductive part on at least a surface of the radiation booster;
wherein a radiation booster is configured to be combined with a ground plane layer forming a radiating structure, the radiating structure being interconnected with a radiofrequency system;
wherein the wireless communication device operates in at least a first frequency region;
wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and a free-space wavelength corresponding to a lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.1; and
wherein the radiating structure has a first resonance frequency at a frequency higher than the first frequency region when the radiating structure is disconnected from the radiofrequency system.
2. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the conductive part features a polygonal shape.
3. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the conductive part features a polyhedral shape comprising a plurality of faces.
4. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the conductive part is disposed in a surface-mount technology (SMT) component.
5. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and the free-space wavelength corresponding to the lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.2.
6. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and the free-space wavelength corresponding to the lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.3.
7. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and the free-space wavelength corresponding to the lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.4.
8. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the ratio between the first resonance frequency of the radiating structure and the highest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 3.0.
9. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the ratio between the first resonance frequency of the radiating structure and the highest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 3.8.
10. The radiation booster of claim 1 , wherein the ratio between the first resonance frequency of the radiating structure and the highest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 4.2.
11. A radiation booster for a wireless communication device comprising:
a radiation booster configured to be combined with a ground plane layer forming a radiating structure, the radiating structure being interconnected with a radiofrequency system;
a gap defined in the ground plane layer and delimited by one or more segments defining a curve;
wherein the radiation booster comprises a connection point located at a first point along the curve, and the ground plane layer comprises a connection point located at a second point along the curve, the second point being different from the first point;
wherein the wireless device operates in at least a first frequency region;
wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and a free-space wavelength corresponding to a lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.1; and
wherein the radiating structure has a first resonance frequency at a frequency higher than the first frequency region.
12. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the gap intersects the perimeter of the ground plane layer so that the curve delimiting the gap is open.
13. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the gap does not intersect the perimeter of the ground plane layer so that the curve delimiting the gap is closed.
14. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the connection point of the radiation booster and the connection point of the ground plane layer are located on two segments that are on opposite sides of the gap of the radiation booster.
15. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the gap has a polygonal shape.
16. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and the free-space wavelength corresponding to the lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.2.
17. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the ratio between a side of the ground plane layer and the free-space wavelength corresponding to the lowest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 0.3.
18. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the ratio between the first resonance frequency of the radiating structure and the highest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 3.0.
19. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the ratio between the first resonance frequency of the radiating structure and the highest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 3.8.
20. The radiation booster of claim 11 , wherein the ratio between the first resonance frequency of the radiating structure and the highest frequency of the first frequency region is greater than 4.2.