Abstract: The wireless RF semiconductor system is described for use in wireless communication devices that operate in frequency range from 6 GHz to 100 GHz. The system comprises of at least one RF antenna and at least one active RF component fabricated (or built) on the same semiconductor substrate inside a one single packaged module. The wireless RF semiconductor system is described in a variety of different configurations with its functionality divided up over several single chip circuits. The system simplifies assembly, reduces size and cost, and allows for a quick time to market, while maximizing the RF performance demanded by fixed and mobile 4G, 5G and other wireless standards. The system uses a novel idea of design and packaging of active and passive RF components into a single package. This in turn allows RF designers to unlock the potential of very high frequencies operation that were previously thought too expensive and/or unattainable to average user.

Abstract: An audio playback apparatus and a stand for a display apparatus include frame members, speakers attached to the frame members, a baffle plate for the speakers, and baffle panels attached to the frame members. Further, the baffle panels are attached to the frame members such that the baffle panels and the baffle plate are substantially in the same plane.

Abstract: There are provided microphones 11A, 11B arranged at least any two different locations of edge portions of a touch panel 10, for sensing a ultrasonic signal propagated through a space, an input pen 12 containing a piezoelectric loudspeaker 12G, for oscillating a ultrasonic wave that is output from the piezoelectric loudspeaker 12G, and a touch position sensor 13 for calculating a coordinate of a touch position P by calculating distances between the microphones 11A, 11B and the touch position P of the input pen 12 on the touch panel 10 based on the ultrasonic wave sensed by the microphones 11A, 11B, whereby the microphones 11A, 11B have a sound collecting directivity characteristic in response to fitted positions of the edge portions of the touch panel 10.

Abstract: An input pen has an oscillator and a piezoelectric loudspeaker, a frequency/output-level setting circuit for setting a frequency or an output level of a ultrasonic wave oscillated from the oscillator, and a touch sensor for changing a set value of the frequency/output-level setting circuit. A touch panel device comprises microphones for sensing the frequency or the output level of the ultrasonic wave oscillated from the oscillator of the input pen at a touch position on a touch panel by the input pen; a microcomputer for setting attributes of input information in response to the frequency or the output level of the ultrasonic wave sensed by the microphones; and a PDP displaying device for displaying the input information on the flat display device based on the set attributes.

Abstract: An information presentation system is provided with: a data server for providing a predetermined kind of information data classified into a plurality of preset data groups through a communication line; and a portable communication terminal apparatus connectable through the communication line to the data server. The portable communication terminal apparatus is provided with: a connecting device for connecting the portable communication terminal apparatus to the data server through the communication line; an input device for inputting or specifying a desirable code from among a plurality of data group codes each indicating respective one of the preset data groups; and a terminal side transmitting device for transmitting the inputted or specified code through the communication line to the data server.

Abstract: An information presentation system is provided with: a data server for providing a predetermined kind of information data classified into a plurality of preset data groups through a communication line; and a portable communication terminal apparatus connectable through the communication line to the data server. The portable communication terminal apparatus is provided with: a connecting device for connecting the portable communication terminal apparatus to the data server through the communication line; an input device for inputting or specifying a desirable code from among a plurality of data group codes each indicating respective one of the preset data groups; and a terminal side transmitting device for transmitting the inputted or specified code through the communication line to the data server.

Abstract: A disc player has a first array of pickup devices arranged in a line for reading information from a disc and a second array of pickup devices arranged in a parallel line. The pickup devices are each independently movable along their respective lines with the devices of the first line offset from the devices of the second line so as to form a zigzag pattern.

Abstract: A disc player includes: a plurality of pickup devices for reading information from a disc and a plurality of guide devices arranged radiately from a center of the disc, each for radially transferring one of the pickup devices. The guide devices are arranged so that each alternate pickup device is raised or lowered toward the inner circumferential portion of the disc.

Abstract: A disc player includes at least one pickup device, which includes a pair of objective lenses for reading information from a disc. The pair of objective lenses are independently movable in the radial direction of the disc by a magnetic field generated by a common magnet.

Abstract: A disc player includes: a plurality of guide devices arranged radiately in radial directions of a disc from a rotary axis of the disc. Each of the guide devices includes two parallel shafts vertically arranged for supporting at least one pickup device in a manner slidable in the radial direction. The vertical positions of the parallel shafts of one of the guide devices are different from the vertical positions of the parallel shafts of the guide device neighboring to the one guide device so that the parallel shafts substantially vertically aligned at inner end portions of the shafts on the side of the rotary axis.

Abstract: A disc player includes: a plurality of pickup devices for reading information from a disc; and a plurality of guide devices having a longitudinal axis for transferring the pickup device, the longitudinal axis being directed in a direction rotated by a predetermined angle with respect to a radial direction of the disc.

Abstract: A PLL circuit, to which an input signal is inputted, is provided with: a voltage controlled oscillator for outputting an output signal; a control voltage generation circuit for generating a control voltage to lock phases of the input and output signals by a loop, and outputting the generated control voltage to a control input terminal of the voltage controlled oscillator; and a central frequency setting circuit for setting a central frequency, to which a frequency of the output signal is to be pulled-in, to the control voltage generation circuit.

Abstract: A record medium of disc type is recorded by a constant linear velocity. The record medium is reproduced by a reproducing apparatus, which reads the information from the rotated record medium into a buffer memory by a transmission rate corresponding to the number of rotation of the record medium and outputs the read information from the buffer memory to an external apparatus by a predetermined output rate.

Abstract: A PLL circuit, to which an input signal is inputted, is provided with: a voltage controlled oscillator for outputting an output signal; a control voltage generation circuit for generating a control voltage to lock phases of the input and output signals by a loop, and outputting the generated control voltage to a control input terminal of the voltage controlled oscillator; and a central frequency setting circuit for setting a central frequency, to which a frequency of the output signal is to be pulled-in, to the control voltage generation circuit.

Abstract: An exhibit explaining system includes transmitters and a portable information playback device. The transmitters transmits, in a wireless manner, identification signals respectively assigned to exhibits individually arranged at predetermined spatial intervals. The identification signal may be transmitted using infrared light or radio waves. When receiving the identification signal, the playback device reproduces and outputs prestored explanatory information as specified by the identification signal.