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The requirements and constraints depend on the product. For example, the geometry of your product to accommodate the antenna is not always the same; the (intern
by drwu 1y ago
The requirements and constraints depend on the product.
For example, the geometry of your product to accommodate the antenna is not always the same; the (internal and external) environment of the case is also different; there may be requirement of combining various frequency bands into one antenna; etc.
- buescher 1y agoRight. Everything in the near field of the antenna is part of the antenna. Handheld products are an extreme example of this: remember "just avoid holding it in that way"? (after that, Apple built big test chambers and brought journalists in to see them) Where are the antennas on your phone today?