Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Yoshio Toko

Toshiya Inubushi

Atsushi Musha

A slim portable radio communication device housing that can be connected to an external input/output connector without removing a battery pack. A fitting mount of a battery pack is rotatably fitted to the radio communication device housing via shafts. The battery pack is detachably fitted to the fitting mount.

Portable radio communication device housing having a battery storage unit

The present invention relates to the constitution of an antenna for portable wireless apparatus, and has an object to provide an antenna unit capable of operating satisfactorily when the antenna element is extended out of the case and stowed in the case as well. A portion of the antenna element not stowed in an antenna stowage pipe when the antenna is pushed into the plastic case, functions as a radiation element. A portion of the antenna element and an antenna stowage pipe produced of a metal for stowing this portion constitute an impedance stub circuit. Antenna impedances of the antenna element in the extended and stowage positions as well can be made approximately the same by properly setting the length of the antenna element which is stowed in the antenna stowage pipe and the length of the portion not stowed in the stowage pipe.

Telescoping antenna with dual impedance matching circuits

In a cognition device for battery residual capacity, battery voltage information and battery ambient temperature information are input to a microprocessor through an A/D converter. In the microprocessor, the voltage information is corrected with load information; the data conforming to the ambient temperature information are read out of the battery discharge characteristic data which are previously stored in memory, and the readout data are compared with the corrected voltage information so that the battery residual capacity can be computed from the result of the above comparison data. In this arrangement, it is therefore possible to accurately recognize battery residual capacity at an arbitrary point in time.

Cognition device for battery residual capacity

A mobile telephone system having a controlling portion which sends an intermittent signal to a power switch during a standby state so that power is turned on during a period when a necessary signal portion of a control signal derived from a signal receiving portion is input, the power switch being turned off during a period when an unnecessary signal portion of the control signal is input, and thereby, the components of the signal receiving portion having short rise times, i.e., time intervals between turning on of the power source and start of operation, are supplied with intermittent power to reduce power consumption.

Mobile telephone system with intermittent control of receiver components

This invention discloses a mobile radio telephone device in which when used as a remote handset, the circuitry of the radio telephone device is connected by an adapter to a portable antenna through an antenna input terminal and an antenna output terminal. When the mobile radio telephone device is being fixed to a vehicle, the circuitry of the radio telephone device is connected by an adapter to an external antenna through the antenna output terminal.

Mobile radio telephone device with a detachable adapter for external

A mobile station equipment for a mobile radio telephone system uses a voltage-controlled, temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (VC-TCXO) as a reference oscillator for local oscillators in frequency converters which convert an RF signal into IF signals. The oscillation frequency of the VC-TCXO is controlled by counting the second IF information and evaluating its difference from a certain reference value. At reception, the local oscillators have their reference frequency stabilized based on the stable frequency information from the base station. The equipment is compact and has reduced power dissipation and lower manufacturing cost.

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Hyogo, Japan

Yoshio Toko