Abstract: A symptom determination apparatus according to the present embodiment includes an EEG feature detection section and a symptom determination section. The EEG feature detection section detects one or a plurality of frequency components of an EEG signal in a certain brain area of a subject. The symptom determination section determines a depressive symptom in the subject based on the intensity of the one or plurality of frequency components of the EEG signal detected by the EEG feature detection section.

Abstract: A glass antenna for a vehicle is disposed adjacent to an upper edge portion of a window glass. The glass antenna for receiving two types of frequency bands includes a feed point; a first antenna conductor; and a second antenna conductor. The first antenna conductor includes a vertical element for feed connection; a first transverse element; and a second transverse element. The second antenna conductor includes a transverse element for feed connection; a vertical element for connection; a third transverse element; a fourth transverse element; an upper vertical element; and an upper transverse element. The first transverse element and the third transverse element are capacitively coupled to each other to form a first capacitively-coupled portion. The second transverse element and the fourth transverse element are capacitively coupled to each other to form a second capacitively-coupled portion. The upper transverse element is located above the second capacitively-coupled portion.

Abstract: A glass antenna for a vehicle is disposed adjacent to an upper edge portion of a window glass. The glass antenna for receiving two types of frequency bands includes a feed point; a first antenna conductor; and a second antenna conductor. The first antenna conductor includes a vertical element for feed connection; a first transverse element; and a second transverse element. The second antenna conductor includes a transverse element for feed connection; a vertical element for connection; a third transverse element; a fourth transverse element; an upper vertical element; and an upper transverse element. The first transverse element and the third transverse element are capacitively coupled to each other to form a first capacitively-coupled portion. The second transverse element and the fourth transverse element are capacitively coupled to each other to form a second capacitively-coupled portion. The upper transverse element is located above the second capacitively-coupled portion.

Abstract: There is provided a glass antenna for a vehicle including a feeding point; and a first antenna element extending from the feeding point approximately in a horizontal direction, wherein, if a wavelength at a center frequency of a received frequency band in air is ?, a glass wavelength shortening coefficient is k, and a wavelength on the rear window glass is ?g=?·k, a conductor length of the first antenna element is less than or equal to (?)·?g, and wherein a distance between the first antenna element and a first heater line that is disposed at an outer-most position and that is closest to the first antenna element among a plurality of heater lines is less than or equal to ( 1/40)·?g.

Abstract: A vehicle antenna included in a window plate mounted to an opening of a vehicle body. The vehicle antenna includes an antenna conductor, a power-feed part including a connection point. The antenna conductor and the power-feed part are positioned in a vicinity of an upper edge and arranged between a side edge of the opening and a center line of the window plate in a width direction. The antenna conductor includes a first linear element extending in a vertical direction and including upper and lower ends, the upper end being directly connected to the connection point or by way of a connection element, and a second linear element extending in a horizontal direction and connected to the first linear element at the lower end or a vicinity of the lower end. A length of the second linear element is greater than a length of the first linear element.