Nippon Sheet Glass Company, Limited

Hiromasa Morishita

Takahiro Asai

Hideaki Oshima

Hideshi Nagata

Tatsumi Tokuda

Yuta Nakano

Yoshinobu Tsurume

Ryuichi Tashiro

A vehicular glass module () includes a vehicular window glass () having a conductive pattern () formed thereon and an on-glass connector () attached to the vehicular window glass (). The on-glass connector () includes a hollow portion () and a circuit board () disposed in the hollow portion (). The hollow portion () is in communication with an outside of the case () via a through hole () provided in a partition wall () defining a part of the hollow portion (). The through hole () is positioned lower than the circuit board (). The water generated in the hollow portion () by condensation is discharged to the outside via the through hole ().

Vehicular glass module

A vehicle window glass according to the present invention includes a glass plate having a defogger region and an antenna region, a defogger disposed in the defogger region and having a plurality of horizontal heating wires, and an antenna including at least an FM antenna and disposed in the antenna region, the FM antenna including a first power supply part disposed on the glass plate, and an FM antenna body having a first horizontal part, a second horizontal part closer to the defogger than is the first horizontal part and at least one vertical part linking both the horizontal parts, and connected to the first power supply part.

Vehicle window glass

The present invention provides a window glass near which an electronic device is disposed, the window glass including a glass plate, an antenna disposed on the glass plate, an electronic device that is disposed near the glass plate, and at least one linear canceller that is disposed on the glass plate and is configured to inhibit noise produced from the electronic device from being received by the antenna.

Window glass

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Tokyo, Japan

Hiromasa Morishita