Sega Corporation

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Sony Corporation

Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Denki K.k.

Toshikazu Yoshida

Takao Yamauchi

Hidenori Shiba

Toshiyuki Kaji

Fumihiro Kato

Hiroaki Mukai

Tomonori Nakajima

Seiji Kozaki

Yoshitaka Maeyama

Yoshihiro Asashiba

Junichi Tsuchiya

Jinichiro Okuda

Mitsuhiko Kakita

Hiroyuki Shimizu

Masaru Fujii

Akira Nishino

Norihiro Murayama

Mitsuru Ikeda

Toru Ohara

Takaharu Terada

Hideaki Ozawa

Hiroshi Ichibangase

Tetsuya Yokotani

Takahiro Furuya

Hiroshige Takakuwa

Mitsuyoshi Iwasaki

Tadashi Imai

Koji Yoshida

Masaru Shimanuki

Yasunari Takiguchi

Takahiro Ando

Michiya Takemoto

Hidetoshi Kurihara

Provided is a tuner device including: a box-shaped metal tuner case; a plurality of connectors which are attached to one surface of the tuner case; a plurality of connection pins for signal transmission, the pins being provided on the other surface of the tuner case; and at least one foot electrode which is provided in the vicinity of the connection pins and is grounded.

Tuner device

Disclosed is a tuner device including an input terminal, a separator, a first amplifier, a second amplifier, and a tuner. The input terminal receives an input of a reception signal of satellite digital broadcasts. The separator is connected to the input terminal and adapted to frequency-separate a first signal and a second signal. The first signal is in a low-frequency domain of the reception signal, and the second signal is in a high-frequency domain of the reception signal. The first and second amplifiers respectively amplify the first and second signals. The tuner receives an input of output signals from the first and second amplifiers.

A receiving apparatus includes a receiving unit that receives expected waves, and a control unit that sets the receiving unit to an operational state that has a lower electricity consumption within a range in which reception performance is allowed, depending on interference waves with respect to the expected waves that the receiving unit receives.

Television receiving apparatus and television receiving method

There is provided a receiver device including a first input terminal, a second input terminal, a first distribution circuit, a second distribution circuit, a first high-frequency processing unit, and a second high-frequency processing unit.

Receiver device

At least one distributor that distributes a high-frequency signal received by an antenna; and a high-frequency processing unit that outputs a received signal obtained by mixing the high-frequency signal distributed by the distributor with a local oscillator frequency generated by a local oscillator that includes a voltage-controlled oscillator are included. Furthermore, a control unit that, when executing a local oscillator frequency search to investigate a correspondence between a control voltage applied to the voltage-controlled oscillator and the local oscillator frequency of the voltage-controlled oscillator, sets to a dormant state parts constituting the local oscillator that are uninvolved in operation of the local oscillator frequency search is included.

Receiving device and receiving method

There is provided a reception device including first and second reception circuits configured to receive transmission signals, a first oscillation circuit configured to generate a differential signal having a predetermined frequency on the basis of an oscillation signal acquired from a connected crystal oscillator, and to supply the generated differential signal to the first reception circuit as a reference frequency signal, and a second oscillation circuit configured to be supplied with an oscillation signal having one of phases in the differential signal acquired by the first oscillation circuit, to generate a differential signal having a predetermined frequency on the basis of the supplied oscillation signal, and to supply the generated differential signal to the second reception circuit as a reference frequency signal.

Reception device and electronic apparatus

Provided a circuit board including an input terminal to which a high-frequency signal is input, a high-frequency amplifier for amplifying the high-frequency signal input to the input terminal, at least one distributor distributing the high-frequency signal, a plurality of high-frequency processing circuits of which transmission path lengths for inputting each of the high-frequency signals distributed by the distributor into signal inputting sections of the plurality of high-frequency processing circuits are different from one another, and a plurality of attenuating devices which are mounted at previous stages of each of the plurality of high-frequency processing circuits and possess amounts of attenuation which increase with decrease of the transmission path lengths.

Circuit board

The present invention relates to a receiver capable of reducing influence of disturbance waves and capable of receiving analog and digital broadcast signals without interference with a single front end module, without leading to complexity of the configuration. A receiverincludes, on a module board, a first terrestrial wave tunerand second terrestrial wave tunerwhich receive broadcast signals of a first frequency band, and a first satellite wave tunerwhich receives broadcast signals of a second frequency band different from the first frequency band, with the first satellite wave tunerbeing situated between the first terrestrial wave tunerand the second terrestrial wave tuner. The present invention can be applied to receivers receiving broadcast signals of different frequency bands, for example.

Receiver

The present invention relates to a card stack reader, a card thereof, a card case, a method for manufacturing the card, a game machine using the same, and a computer-readable storage medium on which a game program is recorded. The card stack reader comprises an imaging unit which reads an image from a peripheral side portion of a stack of cards, each card having a read code along a peripheral side edge thereof, the read code identifying the card, and a code recognizing unit which recognizes the read code of each card from the image read by the imaging unit.

Card for use with a game apparatus

A card game apparatus includes a large-size panel display, a main control unit that controls screens on the large-size panel display, and a plurality of terminal apparatuses that are communicably connected to the main control unit. A game player purchases an integrated circuit card and, for example, eleven player cards on each of which, a soccer player's photograph is printed. When the game player arranges the player cards on a player card arrangement panel of one of the terminal apparatuses, card data recorded on the back of the player card will be read by an internal image sensor. Then, a team is organized by the player cards, and a game starts. The game player can direct a player's position and formation by changing placement of the player card.

Card game device, card data reader, card game control method, recording medium, program, and card

A card game system, including a plurality of terminal apparatuses, a card data reading unit for detecting unique data of each of cards when an operator arranges and manipulates a set of cards selected by the operator on a flat surface of the panel on the terminal apparatus, and a game execution unit which is arranged to organize a playing team in a virtual game space based on the data detected from the cards placed on the flat surface of the panel and to execute a game against another playing team organized on another terminal apparatus connected via a network. A progress of the game is controlled in response to manipulation by the operator with the cards on the panel, a main control unit to which individual game data is transmitted from the plurality of the terminal apparatuses, and a display connected to the main control unit.

A receiving apparatus includes: a frequency conversion portion that has at least a mixer that down-converts a frequency of a reception radio-frequency signal by mixing the radio-frequency signal and an output from a voltage-controlled oscillator and outputs the down-converted radio-frequency signal; and a resistor element that has a resistance value to set a DC bias voltage of an input transistor in the mixer to which the radio-frequency signal is inputted to a center value of a dynamic range.

Receiving apparatus

A passive optical network including: a parent station OLT (optical line terminal); and a plurality of child stations ONU (optical network terminating unit), wherein the parent station and the plurality of child stations transmit an upstream frame and a downstream frame to each other, and the parent station includes means for generating a maintenance signal indicating failure at a mini slot, corresponding to each of the plurality of child stations, on a basis of a receiving state of a signal at the mini slot sent from each of the plurality of child stations.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Toshikazu Yoshida