Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Noboru Morioka

Hideaki Yamada

Hideki Ueda

Shinichiro Banba

Nobumitsu Amachi

Wataru Kakinoki

Ryuken Mizunuma

Michiharu Yokoyama

Kazushige Sato

Yoshikazu Yagi

Akihiro Hara

Yasutaka Maekawa

A multilayer substrate includes a first dielectric layer and a conductor pattern disposed in at least an interior of the first dielectric layer. A second dielectric layer formed of a different material from a material of the first dielectric layer is disposed on the multilayer substrate. At least one radiation element is formed on the second dielectric layer. A feeding wire connects the radiation element and the conductor pattern. The feeding wire includes a conductor pin that is conductive and extends in a thickness direction of the second dielectric layer. The conductor pin electrically connects the radiation element and the conductor pattern. Provided is an antenna-integrated type communication module having such a structure that the accuracy of circuit simulation is easily enhanced and the degree of freedom in selection of dielectric materials is large.

Antenna-integrated type communication module and manufacturing method for the same

A high-frequency component includes a wiring substrate, a component mounted on an upper surface of the wiring substrate, a columnar member formed of a conductive resin and standing on the upper surface of the wiring substrate in a state of a lower end portion of the columnar member being fixed to the upper surface of the wiring substrate, and a shield case covering the component and the columnar member. The shield case has a lid plate disposed so as to face the upper surface of the wiring substrate and a side plate extending from an edge of the lid plate toward the upper surface of the wiring substrate, and an upper end portion of the columnar member is fixed to each of four corner portions of the lid plate, when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the upper surface of the wiring substrate.

High-frequency component provided with a shield case

A card device includes a card case, a circuit board disposed in the card case, and an antenna rotatably disposed on the outside of the card case. An antenna rotating shaft is disposed on the base end of the antenna and inserted from the outside into the inside of the card case through a through-hole of the card case such that the antenna rotating shaft extends along the surface of the circuit board and is supported within the card case with the inner part of the antenna rotating shaft being spaced apart from the circuit board and the antenna rotating shaft being freely rotatable. A feed terminal having elasticity that urges the feed terminal against the antenna rotating shaft is disposed between the antenna rotating shaft and a part of the circuit board facing the antenna rotating shaft. The feed terminal is fixed to an antenna connection part of a circuit formed on the circuit board facing the antenna rotating shaft. The feed terminal is urged by its elasticity into contact with the antenna rotating shaft.

Card device with antenna feed terminal

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Kyoto, Japan

Noboru Morioka