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EP0350308A2 Expired / Lapsed EP ⏱️ 0.0 years remaining

A three-band antenna for vehicles

Assignee: Harada Industry Co Ltd
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Filing: 1989-07-06
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Granted: —
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Expires: 2009-07-06
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Abstract

Abstract A three-band automobile antenna assembly including an antenna mast (10) made up of two slidably and coaxially connected antenna tubes (11, 12), one of which negates a reversed-phase current for the telephone, and an antenna accommodation tube (13) which houses the antenna mast (10) therein in such a manner that the antenna mast (10) is freely retracted into and withdrawn from the tube. The antenna assembly further includes a separator (81, 82) which is connected to a feeding section of the antenna accommodation tube (13) to separate three bands consisting of telephone, FM and AM waves, and a mount (14) made primarily of plastic to mount the antenna accommodation tube (13) to the vehicle body (15). The electrical length between outer conduc­tor of the feeding cable (21) and vehicle body (15) is set to be 0 to X/2 so that the impedance of ground circuit is substantially zero.

Inventors

  • 👤 Yoshimi Egashira

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction EP
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Last Synchronized 2026-10-29 11:26
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01Q; H01Q1/00; H01Q1/27; H01Q1/32; H01Q1/12; H01Q1/1207; H01Q1/1214; H01Q5/00; H01Q5/40

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim 168 words
A three-band antenna assembly for use in vehicles characterized in that said antenna assembly comprises: an antenna mast (10) formed by coaxially connecting two antenna elements (11, 12) so as to slide relative to each other, one of said antenna elements having a phase coil section (40) for negating reversed-phase current used for a telephone; an antenna accommodation tube (13) which accommodates said antenna mast (10) so that said antenna mast can be freely inserted into and withdrawn from said antenna accommodation tube; a separating means (81, 82) which separates three bands consisting of telephone, FM and AM bands, said separating means being connected to a feeding section (19) of said antenna accommodation tube (13); a mount (14) for mounting said antenna accommoda­tion tube (13) to the vehicle body wall (15), said mount being made primarily of resins; and a means (60, 69) for rendering the impedance of a ground path which connects a ground part of said feeding section (19) and said vehicle body (15) to zero.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 168 words
A three-band antenna assembly for use in vehicles characterized in that said antenna assembly comprises: an antenna mast (10) formed by coaxially connecting two antenna elements (11, 12) so as to slide relative to each other, one of said antenna elements having a phase coil section (40) for negating reversed-phase current used for a telephone; an antenna accommodation tube (13) which accommodates said antenna mast (10) so that said antenna mast can be freely inserted into and withdrawn from said antenna accommodation tube; a separating means (81, 82) which separates three bands consisting of telephone, FM and AM bands, said separating means being connected to a feeding section (19) of said antenna accommodation tube (13); a mount (14) for mounting said antenna accommoda­tion tube (13) to the vehicle body wall (15), said mount being made primarily of resins; and a means (60, 69) for rendering the impedance of a ground path which connects a ground part of said feeding section (19) and said vehicle body (15) to zero.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 158 words
A three-band antenna assembly for use in vehicles characterized in that said antenna assembly comprises: an antenna mast (10) comprising coaxially connected first and second antenna elements (11, 12), said first antenna element (11) being slidable inside said second antenna element (12) which has a phase coil section (40) for negating reversed-phase current used for a telephone; an antenna accommodation tube (13) which accommodates said antenna mast (10) so that said antenna mast can be freely inserted into and withdrawn from said antenna accommodation tube; a separating means (81, 82) which separates three bands consisting of telephone, FM and AM bands, said separating means being connected to a feeding section (19) of said antenna accommodation tube (13); and a mount (14) for mounting said antenna accommoda­tion tube to the vehicle body wall (15); characterized by impedance of a ground path between a ground part of said feeding section (19) and said vehicle body wall (15) is approximately zero.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 158 words
A three-band antenna assembly for use in vehicles characterized in that said antenna assembly comprises: an antenna mast (10) comprising coaxially connected first and second antenna elements (11, 12), said first antenna element (11) being slidable inside said second antenna element (12) which has a phase coil section (40) for negating reversed-phase current used for a telephone; an antenna accommodation tube (13) which accommodates said antenna mast (10) so that said antenna mast can be freely inserted into and withdrawn from said antenna accommodation tube; a separating means (81, 82) which separates three bands consisting of telephone, FM and AM bands, said separating means being connected to a feeding section (19) of said antenna accommodation tube (13); and a mount (14) for mounting said antenna accommoda­tion tube to the vehicle body wall (15); characterized by impedance of a ground path between a ground part of said feeding section (19) and said vehicle body wall (15) is approximately zero.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 18 words
A three-band antenna assembly according to claim 2, characterized in that said mount (14) is made of resins.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 28 words
A three-band antenna assembly according to claim 2, characterized in that said separating means (81, 82) comprises L elements consisting of coils and C elements consisting of condensers.

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