Sensor node and circuit board arrangement

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2007-12-04

2007-12-04

Reichard, Dean A. (Department: 2841)

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...

For electronic systems and devices

C361S803000, C361S780000, C361S764000, C361S782000, C361S783000, C361S784000, C361S785000, C361S792000, C361S793000, C361S794000, C361S795000, C361S814000, C257S723000

Reexamination Certificate

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10933270

ABSTRACT:
An electronic circuit, preferable as a sensor node, has a highly sensitive radio function and is capable of performing a low-power-consumption operation. The electronic device has a board; a connector for connecting a sensor; a first signal processor circuit receiving an input of sensor data from the sensor through the connector and forming transmission data; and a second signal processor circuit converting a transmission signal from the first signal processor circuit into a high-frequency signal. The connector and the first signal processor circuit are mounted on a first surface of the board, and the second signal processor circuit is mounted on a second surface of the board.

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