Abstract:
An earphone antenna wherein two pairs of audio/high-frequency signal lines corresponding to left and right earphone units connected to a balance-unbalance transformer are provided, the terminals of the audio/high-frequency signal lines on the opposite side to the balance-unbalance transformer are connected to the earphone units through loading coils, and further the terminals on the opposite side to the balance-unbalance transformer are interconnected through a pair of conductors with sound cut off means inserted. With this structure, the high-frequency adverse effect on a radio device from the human body through the earphone of the earphone antenna can be eliminated.
Abstract:
An earphone and an antenna are integrated into one piece. The earphone antenna comprises sound-cum high-frequency signals one ends of which are connected to a balanced-to-unbalanced transformer and the other ends of which are connected to earphone units through loading coils and a radio device connected to the balanced-to-unbalanced transformer. The impedance of each loading coil is low to the fundamental frequency and high to frequencies higher than the fundamental frequency.
Abstract:
A chip antenna comprises an antenna conductor (10), and a dielectric chip (12) which stacks on a portion of the antenna conductor, in which a conductor exposed portion of the antenna conductor which is not overlapped on the dielectric chip is bent along the surface of the dielectric chip.
Abstract:
A chip antenna comprises an antenna conductor (10), and a dielectric chip (12) which stacks on a portion of the antenna conductor, in which a conductor exposed portion of the antenna conductor which is not overlapped on the dielectric chip is bent along the surface of the dielectric chip.
Abstract:
A small antenna (10) characterized by comprising a first meander part (14a) formed in such a manner that a meander conductor travels to a first direction and having a first end and a second end, and a second meander part (14b) formed in such a manner that a meander conductor travels to a second direction different from the first direction and having a first end connected with the second end of the first meander part and a second end.
Abstract:
A small antenna (10) characterized by comprising a first meander part (14a) formed in such a manner that a meander conductor travels to a first direction and having a first end and a second end, and a second meander part (14b) formed in such a manner that a meander conductor travels to a second direction different from the first direction and having a first end connected with the second end of the first meander part and a second end.
Abstract:
PURPOSE:To prevent the disorder to be generated to the horizontal amplitude when a horizontal scanning is peformed at the upper part of an effective screen, by obtaining fixed time intervals at all times between the starting time point of the horizontal scan and a time point when an electron beam scans a detecting index for horizontal amplitude. CONSTITUTION:An inner beam shield 5 in a rectangular frame shape is set to a shadow mask 3 with a proper distance secured toward an electronic gun so that the shield 5 cuts the electron beam going toward the areas excepting an effective screen 6. An index 8 for detection of horizontal amplitude is attached vertically to the shield 5 at the electronic gun side. The index 8 is formed by coating a material which generates the fluorescent light when the surface of the shield 5 receives the electron beam. Furthermore the index 8 is set vertically at the left side of the shield 5 when viewed from the front of a picture tube 1. Both the electronic beam deflected to the highest part and the electron beam deflected to the lowest part are formed in such a length respectively that can scan horizontally over the index 8. A photodetector 9 is provided to face the outer wall of the picture tube 1 and so as to receive the light from the index 8. It is possible to control the horizontal amplitude at a fixed level so as to obtain fixed time intervals at all times between the horizontal scan starting time point and a time point when the electron beam scans the index 8.