Experimental design demonstrates wideband resonance frequency tuning in mobile television hardware, indicating enhanced reception for handheld digital video broadcasting.
A novel wideband built-in antenna with resonance frequency variability for digital video broadcasting-handheld (DVB-H) is proposed. The tunable antenna consists of two channel matching networks and a spiral-shaped monopole type radiator. Based on the matching networks combined with the switches, wide bandwidth and good radiation gains are obtained. As a demonstration, a wideband tunable antenna is designed and measured. The proposed antenna has an approximately omnidirectional radiation pattern and its peak gain is 3 dB greater than the required antenna gain covering DVB-H band. These features are suitable for DVB-H applications.
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