Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Yoshihiko Takayama

Hiromi Sakita

Kouichi Watanabe

Yoshitaka Mizoguchi

Kouji Nishimura

Hidetsugu Fujimoto

Hatsuhiro Yano

Mitsuo Makimoto

Morikazu Sagawa

Sadahiko Yamashita

Hiromitsu Taki

Takehiko Yoneda

Kengo Shiiba

Masahiro Yoshimoto

Kongo Shiiba

Yumie Watanabe, Legal Representative

Tetsjhi Tsujhi

An antenna apparatus used in a wireless communication medium or a wireless communication medium processing apparatus constructed by a constitution of including a magnetic member in which a magnetic ceramic powder is used as a major component thereof and which is provided with flexibility; an antenna formed at a surface or inside of the magnetic member, and a matching circuit of the antenna formed at the surface or the inside of the magnetic member.

Antenna apparatus

An antenna apparatus used in a wireless communication medium or a wireless communication medium processing apparatus constructed by a constitution of including a magnetic member in which a magnetic ceramic powder is used as a major component thereof and which is provided with flexibility, an antenna formed at a surface or inside of the magnetic member, and a matching circuit of the antenna formed at the surface or the inside of the magnetic member.

Antenna apparatus employing a ceramic member mounted on a flexible sheet

A module substrate consists of a substrate mounting electronic parts on one surface thereof, a conductor for electrically conducting the electronic parts mounted on the substrate to the other surface of the substrate, a conductive solder for attaching the conductor to a base substrate movably contacting the other surface of the substrate to electrically connect the electronic parts with the base substrate, and a deformable bushing for holding the conductor to maintain the attachment of the conductor to the base substrate regardless of whether the base substrate is moved.

Face-mounting type module substrate attached to base substrate face to

A strip-line resonator comprises a first dielectric substrate having a conductive film on one surface thereof for connection to ground and a strip line on the other surface thereof and a second dielectric substrate having one surface thereof making contact with the strip line and a conductive film on the other surface thereof for connection to ground. Fused glass having a low melting point for is applied between the first and second substrates to bond them together. A portion of open-circuit end of the strip line is exposed and formed with slits or gap to facilitate frequency adjustment.

Strip-line resonator

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Miyazaki, Japan

Yoshihiko Takayama