Abstract: A solid-state camera employing as a recording medium a solid-state memory cartridge capable of being loaded into and unloaded from the camera body. First signal-transmission sections are provided on the camera body and a solid-state memory cartridge for permitting the transmission of a signal between the camera body and a solid-state memory cartridge loaded therein while assuming a first loading state. At least one second signal-transmission section is provided on the camera body for permitting signal transmission between the camera body and a solid-state memory cartridge loaded therein while assuming a second loading state different from the first loading state.

Abstract: An image processing apparatus reads an image and synthesizes it with another, standardized image signal supplied from outside the apparatus and stored in a memory provided in the apparatus.

Abstract: A recording apparatus for recording sounds continuously over a plurality of successive tracks is provided with pause command means arranged upon actuation to terminate the recording on the track being accessed at present time, and upon deactuation to alter the access of the recording head to a different track from that accessed track in which recording of sound is started again.

Abstract: An image processing apparatus includes a reproducing device for reproducing recorded image data from a medium on which a plurality of image data are recorded. Apparatus is provided for supplying to a monitor the reproduced image data as a multi-screen wherein one screen of the monitor displays a plurality of smaller screens each corresponding to a respective one of the plurality of image data. Structure is provided for designating at least one of the smaller screens displayed on the multi-screen, and circuitry is provided for erasing from the medium image data corresponding to one of the smaller screens designated by the designating structure.

Abstract: An image processing apparatus reads an image and synthesizes it with another, broadcast-standardized image signal supplied from outside the apparatus and stored in a memory provided in the apparatus.

Abstract: A circuit such as a duplexer which isolates a first and second frequency signals respectively directed to and from an antenna terminal. A transmitter filter has a output terminal connected to a connecting point through a first inductor. A receiver filter has an input terminal connected to the connecting point. The connecting point is connected to the antenna terminal, and to ground through a second inductor. In a modified circuit the output terminal of the transmitter filter and the input terminal of the receiver filter are respectively connected to the connecting point through first and second capacitors. In the preferred embodiments the transmitter filter and the receiver filter are mounted to one side of a dielectric plate and the inductor and/or capacitors are formed by electrically conductive step lines and a capacitance patterns formed on the opposite side of the dielectric plate.

Abstract: A dielectric filter with an attenuation pole having sharp attenuation characteristics. The dielectric block employed in the present dielectric includes a dielectric block single-block formed of TiO.sub.2 or BaO, for example. The dielectric block of this type has a plurality of resonators extending from a top surface toward a bottom surface thereof, a plurality of adjusting patterns provided over the top surface thereof, an outer conductor formed by side surfaces and the bottom surface thereof, input and output electrodes, wherein the adjusting patterns, the outer conductor, input and output electrodes maybe plated, for example, by silver, and an insulated cable which may have one end connected to the outer conductor and another end connected to the output electrode is disposed over the plurality of resonators so as to be coupled thereto.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for encoding an image of an object into a binary signal involve the measurement of a preliminary view of the object in order to extract peak optical density information. That peak optical density information is then used to set the thresholds used for comparisons with video signals of the object to encode those video signals as binary signals. The methods and apparatus are also able to detect the offset of the object in the field of view from a standard position and to adjust the images of the objects being measured so that a predetermined "window" of the object is always being viewed.

Abstract: A dielectric filter and a method of manufacture. The filter includes a block of ceramic material having one or more holes extending from a top surface to a bottom surface, each of which is interiorly covered with conductive material so as to form an inner conductive layer. The bottom surface and side surfaces of the block are also covered with bottom and side conductive layers electrically connected to the inner conductive layers at the bottom surface. The inner conductive layer is further connected to spaced apart top conductive layer portions provided on the top surface of the block surrounding each hole. The top layer portions are spaced from each other and have an oblique edge portion which is capacitively coupled with, and obliquely faces an upper edge portion of the side conductive layers, the oblique edge facilitating adjustment of the resonant frequency by removal of a predetermined amount of conductive material therefrom.

Abstract: A dielectric filter of which a characteristic is stable without a gastight casing. The dielectric filter's structure is comprised of an input, an output, a dielectric having a plurality of holes extending from a top to a bottom surface thereof, each of the holes being covered with a first conductive material, a second conductive material being electrically connected to the first conductive material at the bottom surface and unconnected to the first conductive material at the top surface, and an insulating weatherproof coating provided on the top surface.