Patent ReferencesDigitizer having flat tablet with magnetic shield plate Radio pager with high gain antenna High-frequency device Tuner structure and cable modem tuner using the same Radiation shielding and range extending antenna assembly Television receiver Long-range, full-duplex, modulated-reflector cell phone for voice/data transmission Patent #: 6434372 InventorAssigneeApplicationNo. 10522275 filed on 07/25/2003US Classes:455/301, Plural or compartmented shielding structure455/300, By shielding455/575.1, Housing or support455/106, Modulation by absorption, shielding, or reflecting178/18.08, Having shield455/269, With wave collector (e.g., antenna)455/76, Synthesizer361/818, EMI343/702, With radio cabinet348/725, RECEIVER CIRCUITRY369/47.54, By program or address signal455/88Transceiver controlling a separate transceiver or receiverExaminersPrimary: Maung, NayAssistant: Chan, Richard Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassH04B 1/10AbstractA receiving device in which the shielding performance is improved to solve a pulling problem in a receiving device of a direct conversion system is provided.The receiving device includes: a substrate on which an amplifier 30 that amplifies high frequency input signals, a filter 34 that passes only intended signals and removes unintended signals by tuning the amplified high frequency input signals and a direct conversion unit 36 that converts and detects directly the high frequency input signal from the filter; a first high-frequency shielding portion 90 fixed to a substrate 20 and which stands at the boundary between the filter and the other units for preventing radiation of the high frequency electro-magnetic wave that is induced from the filter to the space; and a second high-frequency shielding portion 60 provided facing and close to the filter surrounded by the first high-frequency shielding portion 90 and which prevents radiation of high frequency electro-magnetic waves induced from the filter to the space, together with the first high-frequency shielding portion 90.Other References
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