Antenna apparatus having individual transmitting and receiving a

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – With vehicle

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343895, 343894, H01Q 132

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054772320

ABSTRACT:
In an antenna apparatus provided at a mobile station for communication with a satellite, a transmitting antenna element for transmitting a signal having a certain transmitting frequency to the satellite is individually provided separate from a receiving antenna element for receiving a signal having a certain receiving frequency from the satellite, the transmitting frequency and the receiving frequency being different from each other.

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