Abstract: A printed circuit board antenna contains an electrically conductive antenna structure on an outer layer of a printed circuit board, the antenna structure has a first resonance frequency. The printed circuit board antenna additionally contains an electrically conductive feed line to the antenna structure and an electrically conductive reference region on the outer layer. The reference region completely encloses the antenna structure with the exception of an insulating feed recess for the feed line and an insulating web recess. The web recess is arranged on the antenna structure face facing away from the feed line, and the reference region has a reference region web on the antenna structure face facing away from the feed line. The reference region web forms a resonator which is capacitively coupled to the antenna structure and has a second resonance frequency.

Abstract: A printed circuit board antenna contains an electrically conductive antenna structure on an outer layer of a printed circuit board, the antenna structure has a first resonance frequency. The printed circuit board antenna additionally contains an electrically conductive feed line to the antenna structure and an electrically conductive reference region on the outer layer. The reference region completely encloses the antenna structure with the exception of an insulating feed recess for the feed line and an insulating web recess. The web recess is arranged on the antenna structure face facing away from the feed line, and the reference region has a reference region web on the antenna structure face facing away from the feed line. The reference region web forms a resonator which is capacitively coupled to the antenna structure and has a second resonance frequency.

Abstract: In a process and a device for the parallel preparation of at least 4n oligonucleotides, at least four inserts each with n reaction vessels are first arranged on a plate (16), each reaction vessel containing a nucleotide initiator base bound to an inert carrier. Particular operations are then carried out in parallel with one another at four stations (28, 30, 32, 34), and in particular a deblocking operation simultaneously in all n reaction vessels of the insert at the first station (28), a first washing operation simultaneously in all n reaction vessels of the insert at the second station (30), a coupling operation in all n reaction vessels of the insert at the third station (32), and, simultaneously in all n reaction vessels of the insert at the fourth station (34), a second washing operation followed by a capping operation followed by a third washing operation followed by an oxidation operation followed by a fourth washing operation.