Sony Corporation

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Kyocera Corporation

Sony Group Corporation

Satoru Tsuboi

Yoshitaka Yoshino

Tomomichi Murakami

Makoto Makishima

Tadashi Imai

Akira Ishizuka

Koichi Mukai

Chisato Komori

Nao Maeda

A communication apparatus generates a packet, receives a packet from a first other apparatus, calculates a sum value of a data size of the generated packet and a data size of the received packet, in a case where it is determined the sum value does not exceed a threshold value, transmits the generated packet and the received packet to a second other apparatus via a first transmission path and, in a case where it is determined that the sum value exceeds the threshold value, transmits the received packet to the second other apparatus via the first transmission path and transmits the generated packet to the second other apparatus via a second transmission path.

Communication apparatus, control method for communication apparatus, and storage medium

A synchronous control apparatus includes an internal clock, a plurality of internal routes that are internal routes through which a synchronization packet passes as a part of a communication route and a transmission or reception time of the synchronization packet is acquired from the internal clock, and are internal routes provided in such a manner as to correspond to communication routes of a plurality of systems that are independent of each other, a synchronous control unit configured to synchronize the internal clock using the synchronization packet, a detection unit configured to detect abnormality of the communication route, a route control unit configured to, in a case where abnormality of the communication route has been detected, connect an internal route of a system in which abnormality has been detected to an internal route of a normal system.

Synchronous control apparatus, synchronous imaging apparatus, synchronous control method, and storage medium

A communication apparatus includes a plurality of clocks configured to output signals indicating current times, a plurality of counter units configured to synchronize with the plurality of clocks using the signals indicating the current times output from the plurality of clocks, an instruction unit configured to give an instruction to acquire count values of the plurality of counter units, an acquisition unit configured to acquire the count values of the plurality of counter units based on the instruction from the instruction unit, and a calculation unit configured to calculate a difference between the acquired count values.

Communication apparatus, method, and storage medium including an electronic viewfinder and a line of sight input function that prevents a decrease in operability of the imaging apparatus

There is provided a conversion cable including: a connector to be connected to an electronic device that outputs a digital voice signal; an IC having a function of converting a digital voice signal supplied through the connector into an analog voice signal; and an output unit for an analog voice signal output from the IC, in which the IC holds an encryption key for permitting the electronic device to output a digital voice signal that requires copyright protection.

Conversion cable and electronic device

A communication apparatus and method are provided such that, if first information received by a first communication apparatus from a second communication apparatus corresponds to a first code stored in the first communication apparatus, the first code corresponding to time synchronization processing, a communication parameter for joining a network established by the first communication apparatus is provided to the second communication apparatus. If the first information does not corresponds to the first code, the communication parameter is not provided. The first communication apparatus cause the second communication apparatus participating in the network to execute the time synchronization processing using time information about the first communication apparatus.

Communication apparatus, control method, and storage medium

A cable includes a cable part including at least one set of signal cables for differential transmission, a ground cable, and a power cable, and a first connector and a second connector arranged at both ends of the cable part. At least one of the first connector and the second connector has a common-mode choke coil connected to the ground cable and the power cable.

Cable

A receiver includes a connector into which a plug can be inserted in either of one state of a surface and a rear surface and another state in which the surface and the rear surface are inverted. A first array including a plurality of pins and a second array including a plurality of pins are formed in the connector nearly in parallel, and both or one of a first pin included in the first array and a second pin included in the second array and positioned at a diagonal of the first pin is set for input use of an RF signal.

Receiver and RF signal supply apparatus

An antenna includes: a connection device for connection with an electronic device; a cable connected to the connection device; and a high-frequency cutoff unit that is formed of a material having high impedance in a high frequency and disposed at a given position of the cable. The cable with a length defined by the high-frequency cutoff unit functions as an antenna.

Antenna

Provided is a cable including: at least two signal cables formed of first and second signal cables for differential transmission; a third cable for ground; a fourth cable for power supply; a metal sheet adapted to cover the first and second signal cables; a coating material adapted to house the first and second signal cables covered with the metal sheet, and the third and fourth cables; and a magnetic powder-mixed resin filled into an inner space of the coating material and prepared by mixing magnetic powder with a resin.

Cable for differential serial transmission

There is provided an input/output apparatus. Among information terminals of an input/output connector provided in an information terminal device, at least one information terminal of information terminals to switch an internal operation of the information terminal device is used also as an antenna input terminal.

Input/output apparatus having an identification terminal

The present invention relates to a small cobra antenna that has a high performance as an antenna gain, and minimizes the effect of the length of the coaxial wire. An antenna element and a coaxial wire are connected to a junction that is a feeding point. The antenna element has a length corresponding to the frequency of a broadcast wave to be received. Further, a ferrite core is positioned at a location a length identical to the length of the antenna element away from the junction. The coaxial wire is wound around the ferrite core about once to three times. A high frequency interrupting part for interrupting the high-frequency current from the coaxial wire is provided at the front side of a connecter of a receiver to which the other end of the coaxial wire is connected.

Cobra antenna

Provided is an antenna device including an antenna element configured to receive a broadcast wave and a signal that is superimposed on the broadcast wave and then is transmitted, a ground element having a predetermined length, the ground element being configured to be capable of adjusting a relative position with respect to the antenna element, and a feeding part to which the antenna element and the ground element are connected and from which the signal received by the antenna element is taken out.

Antenna device

There is provided an antenna including an antenna element that has a prescribed length and detects a line of electric force, a transmission line that transmits an electrical signal, and a radio wave absorbing and attenuating part that has characteristics to absorb and attenuate a radio wave of a frequency band received by the antenna element and is arranged at least between the antenna element and the transmission line.

A connection device includes a rod-shaped electrode, a plurality of cylindrical electrodes through which the rod-shaped electrode passes, the plurality of cylindrical electrodes being sequentially exposed on a surface in order from a front end side of the rod-shaped electrode, an insulation section configured to insulate the rod-shaped electrode and the plurality of cylindrical electrodes from each other, and a plurality of connection terminals electrically connected to the rod-shaped electrode and the plurality of cylindrical electrodes in a vicinity of a rear end of the rod-shaped electrode, the plurality of connection terminals being protruded from a rear side.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Satoru Tsuboi