Abstract: A practically applicable plate-like body attached with a resin frame in which a thermoplastic elastomer is used as a resin material for the frame.

Abstract: A wireless communication apparatus according to the present invention is composed of a first section for carrying out wireless communication with a multichannel signal and a second section having a plurality of channel units each process a predetermined frequency signal as a channel signal. The wireless communication apparatus is arranged to have a plurality of variable attenuators each provided for corresponding one of the channel signals received from each channel unit of the second section, a combiner for combining outputs from the respective variable attenuators together and outputting the resultant combined signal to the first section, and a control unit for controlling the degree of attenuation of the individual variable attenuators according to the variation of the number of the channel signals.

Abstract: A communication device includes a number of transmitter/receiver/modem blocks installed in vertical positions. Each of the transmitter/receiver/modem blocks includes a supporting board having a front surface and a back surface, the supporting board including a plurality of fins on the front surface and a plurality of forced air-cooling fans on the supporting board. A front cover encloses the front surface of the supporting board, the front cover and the fins forming a plurality of ducts, the front cover and the front surface forming an internal opening under the fins. A back cover encloses the back surface of the supporting board. First heat-radiating circuit modules are provided at positions adjacent to the fins on the front surface. A second heat-radiating circuit module is provided within the opening.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a multiplex radio transmission/receiving system. The system includes a plurality of transmission sections provided so as to correspond to a plurality of channels, and a plurality of receiving sections provided so as to correspond to the plurality of channels. Each transmission section includes a modulation section, a first frequency conversion section, a first band-pass filter, a second frequency conversion section, and a second band-pass filter. Each receiving section includes a third band-pass filter, a third frequency conversion section, a fourth band-pass filter, a fourth frequency conversion section, and a demodulation section. By selection of an optimum value for a second intermediate frequency of a transmitter and for a third intermediate frequency of a receiver, a group of transmission radio frequencies (RF) signals and a group of local frequency signals are allocated without overlap.

Abstract: A space diversity receiver apparatus receives signals by two spatially separated antennas, controls the phase of the signal received by one of the antennas by a phase control circuit, combines the phase-controlled signal and the signal received by the other antenna by a combiner and outputs the combined signal. A digital detector digitally detects the center frequency level and the levels on high- and low-frequency sides of the center frequency of the combined signal. Phase is controlled in such a manner that the center frequency level will coincide with a set level and a deviation between the levels on the high- and low-frequency sides of the center frequency will become zero.

Abstract: Simple and low-cost linearizing circuit for compensating for amplitude and phase distortion produced in a power amplification stage of a radio transmitter apparatus that is required to have a high linearity. Amplitude distortion compensation means, disposed in an intermediate frequency amplifier, has a field-effect transistor whose gate bias voltage is set near to its pinchoff voltage and compensates for amplitude distortion produced in a radio frequency amplifier. On the other hand, phase distortion compensation means having a varactor diode and a branch-line hybrid is disposed in the radio frequency amplifier so as to compensate for phase distortion produced in the radio frequency amplifier. The phase distortion compensation means can be disposed in a local frequency oscillation circuit, alternatively.