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There is a Bluetooth chip manufacturer in China, which mainly targets Nordic products. Some models can even be pin-to-pin, but their Bluetooth antenna is a bit strange. RF and GND are short-circuited. I don’t understand what’s going on? Who knows?

Is it to increase the radiation area of RF? Then RF should not be short-circuited with GND!

Take NB-IOT or 4G antenna as an example. The RF antenna base has only one pin, which is connected to the RF feed point. The other four pins are connected to GND, and there is absolutely no short circuit with RF!

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RF high-frequency circuits must be analyzed using the concept of magnetic fields, and cannot be analyzed using the circuit method of low-frequency signals.   Details Published on 2022-2-17 09:09
 
 

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It is recommended to understand the antenna feed end

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This is the case for all PCB antennas. The important thing is that RF and GND cannot be simply understood as short circuits.

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Nobody knows?
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First, learn about the antenna design principle. The problem you mentioned is normal.

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RF high-frequency circuits must be analyzed using the concept of magnetic fields, and cannot be analyzed using the circuit method of low-frequency signals.

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