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US 7,443,351 B2Granted
Portable terminal
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorYasushi Komine
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Abstract
A portable terminal, which has an antenna disposed within a housing accommodating a circuit board, capable of securing a clearance between the antenna and parts of the circuit board, etc. within the housing without increasing the size of the housing, whereby the antenna performance can be prevented from degrading when transmitting or receiving, in which the antenna is insert-molded integrally with the housing accommodating the circuit board within it.
Claims15
A portable terminal, comprising:
- a circuit board for communication;
- a housing, including a hinge assembly, for accommodating the circuit board, the housing formed of a resin material;
- and
- an antenna formed in the hinge assembly and connected to the circuit board, the antenna including a first portion and a second portion,
- wherein the first portion of the antenna includes an antenna body portion, and the second portion of the antenna includes an antenna-side connection portion extending from the antenna body portion,
- wherein the antenna body portion is insert molded integrally with the housing, and the antenna-side connection portion is for connecting to the circuit board.
3 more elements
A portable terminal, comprising:
- a circuit board;
- a housing, including a hinge assembly, for accommodating the circuit board, the housing having an outside case and an inside case each formed of a resin material;
- and
- an antenna formed in the hinge assembly and connected to the circuit board, the antenna including a first portion and a second portion,
- wherein the first portion of the antenna includes an antenna body portion, and the second portion of the antenna includes an antenna-side connection portion extending from the antenna body portion,
- wherein the antenna body portion is insert molded integrally with the housing, and the antenna-side connection portion is for connecting to the circuit board.
3 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.