Abstract: An object of the present disclosure is to improve visibility while suppressing an impedance of an antenna pattern formed on a conductive film. In a film base material on which an antenna pattern for near field communication is formed, the antenna pattern is formed of a metal having excellent conductivity. The antenna pattern is formed into a loop line shape with three to five turns and has a length of 200 to 500 mm, an interval between adjacent loop lines of 200 to 400 ?m, and a line width of 4 to 20 ?m. The thickness of the antenna pattern is set to a value calculated by the following Formula (1) so that the impedance at a maximum load becomes equal to or less than 50?.

Abstract: The antenna-equipped film includes: a film base; an antenna pattern formed on the film base; and a number-of-winding setting circuit connected to the antenna pattern. The antenna pattern is formed as a plurality of linear loops. The number-of-winding setting circuit includes: first wiring connected to the antenna pattern to constitute a spiral circuit; jumper switches intervening by two each in each lap of the spiral circuit; second wiring connected to the end portion of the innermost lap of the spiral circuit and a position between the two jumper switches in each lap excluding the innermost lap and the outermost lap of the spiral circuit; third wiring connected in common to the other ends of the second wiring; and jumper switches intervening in the second wiring. The outer end of the spiral circuit and the third wiring constitute a pair of terminals.

Abstract: An object of the present disclosure is to improve visibility while suppressing an impedance of an antenna pattern formed on a conductive film. In a film base material on which an antenna pattern for near field communication is formed, the antenna pattern is formed of a metal having excellent conductivity. The antenna pattern is formed into a loop line shape with three to five turns and has a length of 200 to 500 mm, an interval between adjacent loop lines of 200 to 400 ?m, and a line width of 4 to 20 ?m. The thickness of the antenna pattern is set to a value calculated by the following Formula (1) so that the impedance at a maximum load becomes equal to or less than 50?.

Abstract: The antenna-equipped film includes: a film base; an antenna pattern formed on the film base; and a number-of-winding setting circuit connected to the antenna pattern. The antenna pattern is formed as a plurality of linear loops. The number-of-winding setting circuit includes: first wiring connected to the antenna pattern to constitute a spiral circuit; jumper switches intervening by two each in each lap of the spiral circuit; second wiring connected to the end portion of the innermost lap of the spiral circuit and a position between the two jumper switches in each lap excluding the innermost lap and the outermost lap of the spiral circuit; third wiring connected in common to the other ends of the second wiring; and jumper switches intervening in the second wiring. The outer end of the spiral circuit and the third wiring constitute a pair of terminals.

Abstract: A method for preparing a novel compound, i.e. a resinous material, characterized in that an epoxy compound is allowed to react with ammonium salt or a metal salt (for example, lithium salt, sodium salt, potassium salt, magnesium salt, etc.) of polyglutamic acid. The resulting reaction product is useful in a method for treating shaped materials especially polyester textiles. In this method the shaped materials are treated with the novel resinous material to improve the appearance and handling characteristics thereof. A process for providing a wooly finish on polyester textiles is characterized by treating textiles (including polyester knittings and mixed spun fabrics or knittings or mixed woven fabrics or knittings) in a bath of an emulsified mixed solution of an epoxy compound and a metal salt of polyglutamic acid containing a catalyst, and carrying out a heat-treatment of the resulted textiles after pre-drying.

Abstract: A method for preparing a novel compound, i.e. a resinous material, characterized in that an epoxy compound is allowed to react with ammonium salt or a metal salt (for example, lithium salt, sodium salt, potassium salt, magnesium salt, etc.) of polyglutamic acid. The resulting reaction product is useful in a method for treating shaped materials especially polyester textiles. In this method the shaped materials are treated with the novel resinous material to improve the appearance and handling characteristics thereof. A process for providing a wooly finish on polyester textiles is characterized by treating textiles (including polyester knittings and mixed spun fabrics or knittings or mixed woven fabrics or knittings) in a bath of an emulsified mixed solution of an epoxy compound and a metal salt of polyglutamic acid containing a catalyst, and carrying out a heat-treatment of the resulted textiles after pre-drying.