Measurement method, non-transitory computer-readable medium and measurement apparatus
AssigneeKYOCERA Corporation
InventorKazuhiko KOBAYASHI
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Abstract
A measurement method includes: measuring a reception intensity of radio waves transmitted from a radio wave transmitting apparatus at an installable position of a radio wave receiving apparatus operated by power of radio waves transmitted from the radio wave transmitting apparatus; and determining, on the basis of the reception intensity of radio waves, if the radio wave receiving apparatus can operate when installed at the installable position.
Claims20
A measurement method, comprising:
- measuring, at an installable position of a radio wave receiving apparatus operated by power of radio waves from a radio wave transmitting apparatus, a reception intensity of radio waves from the radio wave receiving apparatus;
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- determining, on the basis of the reception intensity of the radio waves, if the radio wave receiving apparatus can operate when installed at the installable position.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium including a program for causing a measurement apparatus installed at an installable position of a radio wave receiving apparatus operated by power of radio waves from a radio wave transmitting apparatus to measure a reception intensity of radio waves from the radio wave transmitting apparatus to determine, on the basis of the reception intensity of the radio waves, if the radio wave receiving apparatus can operate when installed at the position.
A measurement apparatus, comprising:
- a receiver configured to receive radio waves from a radio wave transmitting apparatus at an installable position of a radio wave receiving apparatus operated by power of radio waves from the radio wave transmitting apparatus;
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- a controller configured to measure a reception intensity of the radio waves to determine if the radio wave receiving apparatus can operate when installed at the installable position on the basis of the reception intensity of the radio waves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.