Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Junichi Kurita

Noboru Kato

Jun Sasaki

Shigeru Tago

Satoshi Sasaki

Kazunari Kawahata

Yuichi Kushihi

Atsuyuki Yuasa

Hideyuki Kato

Haruo Matsumoto

Motoharu Hiroshima

Jinsei Ishihara

Shoji Nagumo

Ken Okada

An easily bendable high-frequency signal transmission line includes a dielectric body including a protection layer and dielectric sheets laminated on each other, a surface and an undersurface. A signal line is a linear conductor disposed in the dielectric body. A ground conductor is disposed in the dielectric body, faces the signal line via the dielectric sheet, and continuously extends along the signal line. A ground conductor is disposed in the dielectric body, faces the ground conductor via the signal line sandwiched therebetween, and includes a plurality of openings arranged along the signal line. The surface of the dielectric body on the side of the ground conductor with respect to the signal line is in contact with a battery pack.

High-frequency signal transmission line and electronic apparatus

In an antenna structure including a feeding radiation electrode and a non-feeding radiation electrode that are electromagnetically coupled to each other, due to formation of a main slit, the feeding radiation electrode includes a U-turn portion in the middle of a path circumventing the main slit from a feeding end to an open end. A sub-slit for forming an open stub that is connected to the U-turn portion and that provides the U-turn portion with electrostatic capacitance is formed in the feeding radiation electrode. By changing a value of the electrostatic capacitance to be provided by the open stub to the U-turn portion of the feeding radiation electrode, variable control of a higher-order resonant frequency Fof the feeding radiation electrodecan be achieved while suppressing fluctuations in a resonant state (for example, a fundamental resonant frequency Fand a Q-value) of a fundamental resonant frequency band of the feeding radiation electrode, in an electromagnetic coupling state between the feeding radiation electrode and the non-feeding radiation electrode, and in an impedance matching state.

Antenna structure and communication apparatus including the same

An antenna structure includes a surface-mounted antenna which has a base member. A radiating electrode and an antenna-side control electrode are disposed on the base member. A capacitance is generated between the antenna-side control electrode and an open end of the radiating electrode, and the antenna-side control electrode electrically floats. A board-side control electrode which is electrically connected with the antenna-side control electrode and which electrically floats is disposed on a mounting board. The board-side control electrode is connected with a ground conductor at high frequencies through a resonant frequency adjuster. The resonant frequency adjuster has a capacitance or an inductance. By changing the capacitance or the inductance, the resonant frequency of the radiating electrode can be changed without changing the surface-mounted antenna.

A dielectric antenna including a filter, comprising: a dielectric substrate; an antenna portion, comprising a radiation electrode having one short-circuited end and one open end and provided on or within the dielectric substrate; a filter portion comprising; at least one resonance electrode provided on or within the dielectric substrate, and a external coupling electrode in association with the resonance electrode; and the radiation electrode and the resonance electrode being coupled to each other.

Dielectric antenna including filter, dielectric antenna including duplexer, and radio apparatus

An antenna includes: a base having opposing first and second surfaces and opposing end surfaces; a radiation electrode covering at least a portion of the first major surface of the base; a power terminal disposed on the base and operable to conduct signal power which is at least one of received and transmitted by the antenna; a mounting substrate having spaced apart first and second major surfaces; a first ground electrode covering at least a portion of the second major surface of the base, wherein the base is disposed on the mounting substrate such that the second major surface of the base is coupled to the first major surface of the mounting substrate and a distance D is defined from the first major surface of the base to the second major surface of the mounting substrate, and the first ground electrode is electrically coupled to the first ground electrode such that a gain of the antenna is a function of the distance

Antenna device and communication apparatus including the same

An antenna apparatus has improved gain, and its characteristics are barely affected by changes in the external environment in which it used, such as when it is placed close to a ground conductor. A surface-mount antenna and a monopole antenna are fed by a single feeding point, and the direction of an open end of the surface-mount antenna, taking a ground end of a radiation electrode as a reference, runs opposite to the direction of the open end of the monopole antenna, taking the feeding terminal as a reference.

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Nagaokakyo, Japan

Junichi Kurita