Abstract: An automotive vehicle has a window and a vehicle body. A window heater includes an arrangement of heating conductor sections provided on the window. A radio receiving antenna is located in the vicinity of the heating conductor sections. The heating conductor sections are comprised of at least two heating conductor sections together forming a bifilar conductor section group. The two heating conductor sections of each bifilar conductor section group are arranged approximately parallel and closely spaced to each other. The heating conductor sections are so interconnected that the heating current flowing through one of the sections of each group also flows through the other section of the group but in the opposite direction.

Abstract: A device which can be interposed between a radio and an electrically heated window so as to enable the to a d.c. power source to effect heating of same. The device comprises a blocking circuit having mutually coupled coils interposed between the d.c. power source and the terminals of the heating element of the window.

Abstract: A vehicle window heater includes an arrangement of heating conductors provided on the window. A radio receiving antenna is located in the vicinity of the heating conductors. An interference-suppressing arrangement decreases the effect upon the antenna of interference fields emanating from the heating conductors and includes an arrangement of auxiliary conductors located in the vicinity of the heating conductors. The auxiliary conductors along their lengths are insulated from the heating conductors. Each auxiliary conductor at at least one of its ends is conductively connected to the vehicle body for high-frequency condition.

Abstract: A glass sheet with broad band receiver antennae and an area to be heated, comprising a glass sheet, a first means provided in the heating area of the glass sheet and capable of functioning both as a heating conductor wire and as a first receiver antennae for receiving waves in predetermined frequency band, an electric source connected to the first means for supplying a heating current to the first means, and a second means provided in an area of the glass sheet other than the heating area and capable of functioning as second receiver antennae for receiving waves in a frequency band different from the frequency band for the first receiver antennae. This glass sheet further includes a stub one end of which is connected to the first means and the other of which to the second means, and a feeder connected to the second means.

Abstract: This invention comprises an antenna array of collinear, end-fed dipoles spaced substantially less than one-quarter wavelength from the reflector. Consecutive dipoles are energized through phasing loops with the end dipole energized by a coaxial feeder or by one of the two output ports of a balun. A radome with a helically wound resistance heating wire is used to protect the array from the elements. Means comprising the addition of small auxiliary radiators at one of the ends of each dipoles are provided to reduce radiation polarized perpendicular to the axis of the array.

Abstract: An antenna system responsive to both the E and H fields in a radiated electromagnetic signal relies upon the placement within the influence of a conductive edge formed by an opening in a closed conductive body of an element having an effective electrical length which approximates a resonant length in free space in the intended range of operating frequencies for the antenna.

Abstract: A radio antenna device having an antenna wire and a gain increasing antenna secured to the rear window of motor vehicle in the same manner as is used for a moisture preventive heat wire. An antenna wire is secured to the rear window of a motor vehicle in an attempt to reduce such disturbance in receiving a radio wave, which accrues from an engine, electric generator and electric motor mounted on a motor vehicle or for the purpose of eliminating a space for mounting an antenna, while a gain increasing antenna is provided for compensating for the reduction in radio-wave receiving level, which is caused by shielding action of a moisture preventive heat wire which is secured to the rear window or a portion of a vehicle body, which extends along the periphery of the rear window.

Abstract: A radio antenna device having a gain compensating circuit and an antenna wire rigidly secured to the rear window of a motor vehicle, coupled with a moisture preventive heat wire. The antenna wire is secured to the rear window of the motor vehicle so as to reduce the noise in the received radio waves, which results from electrical noise from the vehicle engine, electric generator and electric motor. The rear window also serves as a convenient antenna space. A gain compensating circuit is provided for compensating for the reduction in the level of the received radio wave, which reduction is caused by the shielding action of the moisture preventive heat wire secured to the rear window and the portion of the body of the vehicle, which extends along the periphery of a rear window.