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Input/output coupling structure for dielectric waveguide having conductive coupling patterns separated by a spacer

ActiveUS7132905B2Less influenceReduce leakage and less of electromagnetic energyOne-port networksResonatorsCouplingConductive materials
Disclosed is an input / output coupling structure for coupling a printed circuit board with a dielectric waveguide having a dielectric body and a conductive film covering the dielectric body. The coupling structure comprises a first conductive pattern formed on the bottom surface of the dielectric waveguide to serve as an input / output electrode, in such a manner as to be surrounded directly by an exposed portion of the dielectric body and further by the conductive film formed around the outer periphery of the exposed portion, a spacer having a surface made substantially entirely of a conductive material and a portion for defining a given space, and a second conductive pattern formed on a principal surface of the printed circuit board and electrically connected to the microstrip line. The bottom surface of the dielectric waveguide is joined to the principal surface of the printed circuit board through the spacer, to allow the first and second conductive patterns to be located in opposed relation to one another and define the space therebetween in cooperation with the spacer. The present invention can provide a simplified structure for mounting a dielectric waveguide on a printed circuit-wiring board to couple the dielectric waveguide with a microstrip line of the dielectric waveguide, and achieve a mode conversion mechanism operable in a wide frequency band and less subject to the influence of the possible displacement between the microstrip line and the dielectric waveguide.
Owner:MURATA MFG CO LTD

Input/output coupling structure for dielectric waveguide

Disclosed is an input/output coupling structure for coupling a printed circuit board with a dielectric waveguide having a dielectric body and a conductive film covering the dielectric body. The coupling structure comprises a first conductive pattern formed on the bottom surface of the dielectric waveguide to serve as an input/output electrode, in such a manner as to be surrounded directly by an exposed portion of the dielectric body and further by the conductive film formed around the outer periphery of the exposed portion, a spacer having a surface made substantially entirely of a conductive material and a portion for defining a given space, and a second conductive pattern formed on a principal surface of the printed circuit board and electrically connected to the microstrip line. The bottom surface of the dielectric waveguide is joined to the principal surface of the printed circuit board through the spacer, to allow the first and second conductive patterns to be located in opposed relation to one another and define the space therebetween in cooperation with the spacer. The present invention can provide a simplified structure for mounting a dielectric waveguide on a printed circuit-wiring board to couple the dielectric waveguide with a microstrip line of the dielectric waveguide, and achieve a mode conversion mechanism operable in a wide frequency band and less subject to the influence of the possible displacement between the microstrip line and the dielectric waveguide.
Owner:MURATA MFG CO LTD

Method for saving power in a user terminal after synchronization loss in broadband wireless access communication system

Disclosed is a method for reducing power consumption of a user terminal when synchronization between a user terminal and a base station is disrupted in a broadband wireless access communication system. The method comprises the steps of: calculating first error rate (E) based on first channel state information included in a signal transmitted from the base station; comparing the first error rate (E) with a first threshold value; determining that the synchronization is disrupted and maintaining a transmission-off mode for a predetermined period of time if the first error rate (E) is greater than the first threshold value; maintaining a reception-on mode during a period of time set for a reception mode after the transmission-off mode is performed; receiving from the base station second channel state information during the reception-on mode; calculating a second error rate (E1) based on the second channel state information; comparing the second error rate (E1) with a second threshold value; and determining that the synchronization has been reestablished and maintaining the transmission mode in a transmission-on mode if the second error rate (E1) is less than the second threshold value.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD
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