Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Eko Instruments Co., Ltd.

Isamu Chiba

Shuji Urasaki

Tsutomu Endo

Toru Fukasawa

Masataka Ohtsuka

Seiji Mano

Takashi Katagi

Yoshihiko Konishi

Toshikazu Hasegawa

Kazunari Kihira

Kenichi Hariu

Shinichi Sato

Moriyasu Miyazaki

Yoshitaka Hara

Makoto Matsunaga

Yukihiro Goto

Shin-ichi Satoh

Mario Po

Kees Hoogendijk

Rumiko Yonezawa

Akio Iso

A sunshine recorder has: a lens that emits, as projection light, natural light incident from half of the celestial sphere; a sensor that photoelectrically converts the projection light projected onto a light receiving surface, and outputs the photoelectrically converted projection light; and a determination circuit that determines the presence or absence of sunshine on the basis of an output of the sensor, wherein the sensor has a plurality of detection areas on the light receiving surface and is configured to output a signal corresponding to the intensity of the projection light incident on each of the detection areas, and the determination circuit removes a scattered light component included in the projection light on the basis of a difference operation of the signal output from each of the detection areas to extract only a direct light component to be included in the projection light at the time of incidence of sunlight.

Sunshine recorder and sunshine measurement method

The object of the invention is to provide a thermal conductivity measuring device that comprises a heat generator arranged in such a way as to come into contact with an object to be measured for thermal conductivity, a heat resistant material arranged in such a way as to come into contact with the heat generator, at least one pair of differential thermocouples for measuring a voltage value caused by the difference in temperature of two points of the heat resistant material, the temperature being generated by allowing heat to flow from the heat generator, and a calculating device for calculating the time rate of change of output voltage of the differential thermocouples and then calculating the thermal conductivity of the object to be measured on the basis of the calculated time rate of change.

Thermal conductivity measuring device, thermal conductivity measuring method and vacuum evaluation device

There are disposed four antenna elements which are arranged circumferentially at regular intervals, and four 90-degree hybrids each having four terminals, two 90-degree hybrids which are arranged in parallel are connected in two stages, only one of the output terminals of an upstream 90-degree hybrid and only one of the input terminal of a downstream 90-degree hybrid cross each other and are connected to each other, and the four output terminals of the two downstream 90-degree hybrids and the four antenna elements are connected to each other; the passing phase between the terminals that cross each other within the respective 90-degree hybrids is set to 0 degree, and the passing phase between the terminals that are in parallel within the respective 90-degree hybrids is set to 90 degrees. As a result, the structure of the feed circuit can be simplified, and plural kinds of beams can be formed.

Simplified feed circuit for an array antenna device

Antenna

A directivity control of an adaptive antenna is performed for an antenna of a base station when a signal is received in the antenna of the base station, and the directivity control of the adaptive antenna is performed for an antenna of a mobile station when a signal is received in the antenna of the mobile station. Therefore, even though an antenna of a second mobile station functions as an interference wave source, the reception of an interference wave from the interference wave source can be prevented in both the antenna of the base station and the antenna of the mobile station, and a communication quality in both the base station and the mobile station can be maintained in the communication between the base station and the mobile station.

Mobile communication system and communication method performed in the system

A plurality of concentric circle array antennas each having a different radius are disposed on an identical plane, and a plurality of element antennas are arranged circumferentially in each of the concentric circle array antennas. The plurality of concentric circle array antennas are arranged at regular intervals d in most part thereof, and the concentric circle array antennas corresponding to a remaining part of the plurality of concentric circle array antennas are arranged at intervals d&plusmn;0.4 to 0.6d. The radii of the part of plural concentric circles change by &plusmn;(0.4 to 0.6)d, so that it is possible to reduce a wide-angle side lobe.

Antenna device

Adaptive array antenna device and base station adaptive array antenna device

When the portable wireless device of the present invention is used, the second housing with the antenna unit telescopically received therein is turned about the hinge to a spread position where the antenna unit is spread out a sufficient distance away from the housing and is extended from the second housing Hence, during communication the antenna unit is kept sufficiently far apart from the user's head to provide improved transmission and/or reception characteristics.

Portable wireless device

A composite antenna apparatus comprising a balun connected to an inner conductor at the upper end of a coaxial line,, one end of a helical element formed by a pair of wire conductors is connected to the balun, the other end is wound symmetrically around the coaxial line using the the coaxial line as a center so as to face the balun and is connected to the outer conductor,at the lower end of the coaxial line. The provision of an outer conductor connecting terminal connected to the outer conductor and an inner conductor connecting terminal connected to the inner conductor at the lower end of the coaxial line, allows the formation, on the same axis, of a helical antenna fed by the coaxial line via the helical element and a monopole antenna formed by the outer conductor of the coaxial line. Thereby equivalent gain in the horizontal plane and a reduction in the occupied volume is achieved.

Composite antenna apparatus

Antenna feeding circuit

Antenna apparatus for portable phones

A mobile satellite communication system including an artificial satellite which is situated in a satellite orbit and develops an active phased array antenna so as to accomplish a line to a terrestrial station using a portable terminal in a specific area. As a result, a service that satisfies a demand for communication in the specific area can be realized.

Mobile satellite communication system

A non-driven first linear element is disposed in the vicinity of an inverted-F second linear antenna element. The driven second linear element is disposed over a conductive plate having a flat shape, in such a manner as to be substantially parallel to the inverted-F antenna. The non-driven element has a short-circuited end of the inverted-F antenna, and has substantially the same resonant frequency as that of the inverted-F antenna.

Antenna apparatus

Disclosed herein is an antenna system comprising a plurality of element antennas, a plurality of variable phase shifters and a plurality of variable amplitude type devices connected to the plurality of element antennas respectively, and an arithmetic unit used to perform the arithmetical operation of the excitation amplitude and phase for exciting each of the plurality of element antennas. The arithmetic unit includes the four means and performs the arithmetical operation of the excitation amplitude and phase used to define a desired radiation pattern composed by each of the element antennas with respect to a preset allowable variation width D of the excitation amplitude. Since the arithmetic unit serves to fix the excitation amplitude and perform the arithmetical operation of the excitation phase separately, the antenna system capable of performing the arithmetical operation of the excitation amplitude and phase for obtaining a desired radiation pattern with respect to the preset allowable variation width D of the excitation amplitude, and obtaining a desired radiation pattern even when the allowable variation width D of the excitation amplitude is given, can be realized.

Antenna system

An array antenna system and a method of exciting an array antenna wherein antenna elements are arranged on a curved surface. A desired radiation pattern with an undesirable sidelobe being suppressed is provided by compensating for the irregular density of antenna elements and by matching the null positions of the actual radiation pattern and an ideal Taylor radiation pattern.

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Tokyo, Japan

Isamu Chiba