Antenna cover and antenna apparatus
AssigneeOlympus Corporation
InventorsHiroaki Kubokawa, Kazutaka Nakatsuchi
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Abstract
After a receiving antenna (A1) is inserted from a slot (B16) into a housing portion (B14) formed between cover members (B11, B12), the slot (B16) is pasted so as to secure the receiving antenna (A1). The receiving antenna (A1) is thus housed. Further, a tab (B17) which extends from one side of a pasted edge portion, holes (B20, B21) that penetrate opposing surfaces of the cover members (B11, B12), and perforated lines (B22, B23) running from the slot (B16) to the holes (B20, B21), respectively, are provided. Therefore, the receiving antenna (A1) can be easily attached to the antenna cover (B1) and to an outer surface of a subject (1), and the receiving antenna (A1) can be easily removed from the antenna cover (B1) and from the outer surface of the subject (1).
Claims7
An antenna cover comprising:
- a bag-like cover member which forms a housing portion inside, the housing portion being able to accommodate at least a portion of the antenna element;
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- a window portion which is formed in the cover member, the window portion being formed in each of opposite surfaces of the bag-like cover member by penetrating the cover member to form openings so that a position of the accommodated antenna element can be identified through the window portion.
An antenna apparatus, comprising:
- at least one antenna element;
- and
- an antenna cover which can house at least a portion of the antenna element, the antenna cover including,
- a cover member which forms a housing portion inside, the housing portion being able to accommodate at least a portion of the antenna element;
- a slot which is formed in the cover member and through which the antenna element can be inserted into the housing portion;
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- a window portion which is formed in the cover member, the window portion being formed in each of opposite surfaces of the cover member by penetrating the cover member to form openings so that a position of the accommodated antenna element can be identified through the window portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.