Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Short range rf communication
Patent
1995-11-07
1999-11-02
To, Doris H.
Telecommunications
Transmitter and receiver at separate stations
Short range rf communication
455 88, 455575, 455 90, 455 63, 455129, 455269, 343702, 343742, 343867, 235380, 235449, H04B 500
Patent
active
059786558
ABSTRACT:
An information processing apparatus has a transmission antenna and a reception antenna and performs radio transmission/reception with a radio card via the two antennas, thereby performing predetermined information processing. Each of the transmission antenna and reception antenna is formed of a loop antenna. Both antennas are made to overlap each other by a predetermined length so as to prevent mutual electromagnetic interference and are situated in substantially the same plane. Accordingly, even if the transmission antenna and reception antenna are situated close to each other, a signal radiated from the transmission antenna is prevented from interfering with the reception antenna. Thus, the reception antenna can surely receive only a signal radiated from the radio card or an object of communication.
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Ohura Seiji
Oyama Masumi
Saitoh Tetsuo
Yokota Tsuneshi
Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
To Doris H.
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