Kyocera Corporation

Murata Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha

Kazuhiro Nakata

Shoji Sakai

Koshi Noda

Shingo Takashima

A base station in a communication system including a mobile station and a plurality of base stations connected via a network calculates a traffic amount of data transmitted/received by the own base station; when a radio signal relating to a connection request to the own base station is received from the mobile station, calculates a reception quality value at the connection request; requests other base stations to transmit, to the own base station, a reception quality value of the radio signal received at the other base station and a traffic amount of the other base station; and selects a base station, which is to be a connection destination of the mobile station, based on the reception quality value and the traffic amount of the own base station and the reception quality value and the traffic amount received from each of the other base stations.

Communication system, base station and communication control method

A coupling device comprising two bosses for respectively inserting therein each end of two shafts to be connected, a coupling member which is made of a resilient material and covers the bosses and a casing to fit the coupling member therein. The bosses have a plurality of toothed portions formed on outer periphery thereof and the coupling member has toothed portions identical in number and shape to the toothed portions of the bosses at inner periphery thereof so that the two bosses and coupling member are engaged with each other.

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Kyoto, Japan

Kazuhiro Nakata