Ethertronics, Inc.

Kyocera Avx Components (werne), Gmbh

Jaakko Kyllonen

Olivier Pajona

Laurent Desclos

David Witts

Jonathan Michael Hayes

Stephane Proust

Markus Frädrich

Stefan Rühl

Seng Thail Sron

A system for sensing a position of a first member relative to a second member based on a radio frequency characteristic of a bias member is disclosed. The bias member may be configured to bias the second member relative to the first member. Radio frequency circuitry may be configured to apply a radio frequency signal to the bias member and provide one or more signals indicative of a position of the first member relative to the second member based on a radio frequency characteristic of the bias member.

System for sensing a position of a first member relative to a second member based on a radio frequency characteristic of a bias member

A liquid level sensor system can include a container configured to hold a volume of a liquid and a monopole antenna arranged proximate the volume of the liquid. A radiofrequency circuit may be configured to apply a radio frequency signal to the monopole antenna and provide one or more signals indicative of a level of the volume of the liquid within the container based on a radio frequency characteristic of the monopole antenna.

Systems and methods for sensing a level of a volume of a liquid in a container using one or more antenna elements

An antenna system includes collocated active steering antennas implemented in a bottom portion of a wireless communication device designed for positioning near a user's mouth or chin. The co-located active steering antennas are each configured to steer a radiation pattern of the respective antenna, and can be further configured for active band switching and/or active impedance matching. These co-located active steering antennas can be used independently, or in a multi-input multi-output (MIMO) configuration. In addition, the antenna system is capable of antenna unit selectivity, which includes the ability to select one of the co-located antennas with the lowest head and hand loss for use, while disabling the antenna with the highest loss attributed to hand head loading.

Co-located active steering antennas configured for band switching, impedance matching and unit selectivity

An antenna system includes co-located active steering antennas implemented in a bottom portion of a wireless communication device designed for positioning near a user's mouth or chin. The co-located active steering antennas are each configured to steer a radiation pattern of the respective antenna, and can be further configured for active band switching and/or active impedance matching. These co-located active steering antennas can be used independently, or in a multi-input multi-output (MIMO) configuration. In addition, the antenna system is capable of antenna unit selectivity, which includes the ability to select one of the co-located antennas with the lowest head and hand loss for use, while disabling the antenna with the highest loss attributed to hand/head loading.

An antenna system is described for implementation in devices enclosed in a metallic enclosure, where a small opening is introduced in the metallic enclosure and a magnetic field is generated external to the metallic enclosure for use in near field communication applications. An antenna structure is described that is internal to the metallic enclosure that generates a magnetic field on the axis of the opening in the metallic enclosure.

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Jaakko Kyllonen