Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Corporation

Sony Mobile Communications Inc.

Agc Inc.

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Japan, Inc.

Ntt Docomo, Inc.

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Ab

Sony Mobile Communications Ab

Sony Group Corporation

Sony Mobile Communications Japan, Inc.

Hideaki Shoji

Hiroyuki Matsumoto

Osamu Kozakai

Yasuhito Imanishi

Toru Fukasawa

Hiroyuki Ohmine

Shoichi Takeuchi

Aiko Yoshida

Takaaki Hashiguchi

Toshiki Sayama

Yoshiki Kanayama

Takatoshi Katsura

Yoshinori Matsunami

Yusuke Kato

Katsunori Ishimiya

Tetsuya Tanaka

Masato Tanaka

Hirotada Taniuchi

Hirokazu Taketomi

Takaki Kanno

Takeshi Araki

Naoki Hashimoto

Masahiro Uno

Jyunichi Aizawa

Yasuhiro Nishioka

Masatoshi Sawamura

Toru Ozone

Tetsuro Imai

Yuichiro Saito

Munehisa Takeda

Atsushi Takei

Minoru Inomata

Yoshiki Uchida

An antenna includes a first conductor plate and a second conductor plate, the second conductor plate being disposed in the first conductor plate so as to be apart from the first conductor plate with a distance between both plates; wherein the first conductor plate includes a first U-shaped portion, the first U-shaped portion being formed in a U-shape so as to include a first side portion, a second side portion opposed to the first side portion, and a first front portion connected between the first side portion and the second side portion; wherein the second conductor plate includes a second U-shaped portion, the second U-shaped portion being formed in a U-shape so as to include a third side portion, a fourth side portion opposed to the third side portion, and a second front portion connected between the third side portion and the fourth side portion.

Antenna

An antenna system for vehicles includes a first antenna attached in a vicinity of a windshield of a vehicle; and a second antenna attached in a vicinity of a rear glass of the vehicle, wherein the first antenna and the second antenna are configured to transmit and receive an electromagnetic wave in a predetermined frequency band F, and wherein defining a region A and a region B with respect to a vehicle center axis extending in a traveling direction of the vehicle, so as to bisect a vehicle width of the vehicle from a viewpoint in a direction normal to a horizontal plane, the first antenna is arranged in the region A, and the second antenna is arranged in the region B.

Antenna system for vehicles

An antenna system includes a glass plate, a resin layer, and an antenna, wherein a predetermined frequency of 3 GHz or greater is defined as F, a transmission coefficient Sof the glass plate concerning an incident wave of F is defined as S, Sof a laminate concerning the F is defined as S, a frequency closest to F at which Sof the glass plate becomes a maximum is defined as F, Sof the glass plate concerning an incident wave of Fis defined as S, a frequency closest to F among frequencies of incident waves at which Sof the glass plate becomes a minimum is defined as F, and Sof the glass plate concerning an incident wave of Fis defined as S, and wherein a thickness of the resin layer is configured such that: S−S≥(S−S)×0.2.

Antenna system

An antenna system for a vehicle includes a plurality of antenna sets provided on or in proximity to a dielectric arranged on front and rear sides or on right and left sides of the vehicle, or arranged on both thereof, wherein a first antenna set includes first and second antennas, a second antenna set includes third and fourth antennas, a third antenna set includes fifth and sixth antennas, a fourth antenna set includes seventh and eighth antennas, each of the first, third, fifth, and seventh antennas has a higher antenna gain for transmitting and receiving a horizontally polarized wave than transmitting and receiving a vertically polarized wave, and each of the second, fourth, sixth, and eighth antennas has a higher antenna gain for transmitting and receiving the vertically polarized wave than transmitting and receiving the horizontally polarized wave.

Antenna system for vehicle

An antenna device includes a first conductor plate including a first end portion and a second end portion, the first conductor plate being provided with a first feeding portion between the first end portion and the second end portion, a second conductor plate including a third end portion connected to the first feeding portion, a fourth end portion located at a position away from the first conductor plate, and a plate surface of which width in a direction parallel to the first conductor plate increases with a distance from the third end portion toward the fourth end portion, and a third conductor plate including a fifth end portion capacitively coupling with the fourth end portion, a sixth end portion connected, on a same side as the first end portion with respect to the first feeding portion, to the first conductor plate, and a counter portion opposite the plate surface.

Antenna device, window glass for vehicle, and window glass structure

An antenna includes a flat conductor, and the flat conductor includes a first slot extending in a first direction, a second slot connected to the first slot and extending in a second direction, a third slot connected to the first slot and including another end that is open through an outer edge of the conductor, the third slot extending to one side of the first slot opposite from the second slot, and a fourth slot connected to the second slot, the fourth slot extending to one side of the second slot opposite from the first slot, wherein the third slot has a wide portion, and the fourth slot has a wide portion, and the outer edge includes an inclined portion inclined with respect to a virtual line that passes through the another end of the third slot and that is perpendicular to a direction in which the third slot extends.

Antenna and window glass for vehicle

An information processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present technology is capable of executing electric field communication and includes an antenna, a medium side electrode, and a communication unit. The antenna is used for other communication different from the electric field communication. The communication unit is electrically connected to each of the antenna and the medium side electrode and executes the electric field communication by using the antenna and the medium side electrode.

Information processing apparatus, electronic device, and information processing system

[Object] To provide an electrode for intra-body communication that can enhance communication performance. [Solution] According to the present disclosure, the electrode for intra-body communication is used in an electrostatic coupling-type intra-body communication method with a carrier frequency of 40 MHz or less, the electrode including: a first electrode configured to be capacitatively coupled with a human body; and a second electrode having a capacitance of coupling with the human body that is five times or more and 11 times or less with respect to a capacitance at which the first electrode is coupled with the human body. A capacitance of coupling generated between the first electrode and the second electrode is 3 pF or less.

Electrode for intra-body communication and wearable device

Embodiments described herein relate a mobile communication device and techniques to suppress deterioration of antenna characteristics. The mobile device includes metallic members that are disposed around, or in portions of a casing of the mobile device. The metallic member is grounded directly to a ground plane of the mobile device at a first predetermined position. The grounded metallic member forms a stub line that cancels a flow of electric current though the metallic member. Furthermore, the metallic member is also connected to the ground plane, at a second predetermined location, via a resonant circuit. The mobile device is capable of adjusting a phase of the antenna current flowing through the device, when the mobile device is being operated by a user, and thus suppresses deterioration of antenna characteristics in certain desired frequency bands.

Mobile communication device

Discussed herein is an antenna system that comprises a feed element and a radiating element that are formed on a dielectric substrate positioned above a circuit board which includes a feed circuit and a ground layer. Specifically, the feed element is disposed within an outer periphery defined by the radiating element. A capacitive coupling is formed between the feed element and the radiating element. With the aforesaid configuration, the antenna system is less affected by the circuit board and interference from other elements that are mounted on the circuit board. Further, manufacturing costs are reduced as compared to the case where the feed element and the radiating element are respectively formed on a front and rear surface of a resin layer.

A wireless communication module comprising including a first transmission bandpass filter that takes a first transmit frequency band as a passband; a second transmission bandpass filter that takes a second transmit frequency band as a passband; a first reception bandpass filter that takes a first receive frequency band as a passband; a second reception bandpass filter that takes a second receive frequency band as a passband; and a plurality of switches, each switch connected to a single one of the bandpass filters.

RF front end module and mobile wireless device

An electronic device including a first reception band pass filter having a first reception frequency set as a passband; a second reception band pass filter having a second reception frequency set as a passband; a first matching circuit having a first end connected to an antenna terminal; a first switch having a first end connected to a second end of the first matching circuit: a second switch having a first end connected to the second end of the first matching circuit; a second matching circuit connected between a second end of the first switch and the first reception band pass filter; and a third matching circuit connected between a second end of the second switch and the second reception band pass filter, wherein at least one of the first, second, and third matching circuits is a variable matching circuit having a controllable matching constant.

RF front-end module and mobile wireless terminal

A transparent substrate including a transmissive electrode area including a plurality of wiring line portions arranged side by side on a substrate formed of a transparent material, a width of each of the wiring line portions being set in accordance with a current to flow through the wiring line portion; and a non-transmissive electrode area disposed on the substrate, the non-transmissive electrode being connected to the wiring line portions of the transmissive electrode area.

Terminal device and transparent substrate

An antenna device that includes an antenna having a single feed and a shunt circuit. The shunt circuit includes a first shunt matching circuit causing impedance, viewed from a main path connecting the antenna and a radio frequency circuit, to be substantially infinite with respect to all frequency ranges handled by the antenna, and a second shunt matching circuit providing a predetermined impedance characteristic with respect to a first subset of the frequency ranges handled by the antenna. Each of the first and second shunt matching circuits are selectively connected to the main path, and a selection controller of the antenna device controls selection of which of the first and second shunt matching circuits are connected to the main path.

Antenna device and radio communication apparatus

A multiband antenna includes at least two antenna elements for use in a low frequency band and a high frequency band, a feeding point unit configured to be shared by both of the antenna elements for use in the low frequency band and the high frequency band and an impedance matching unit configured to be inserted into and connected to a position between an end of the antenna element for use in the high frequency band on the side of the feeding point unit and an open end thereof.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hideaki Shoji