A base station system includes a base station device (1), a wireless transmission device (2) and a data transfer device (3), each of which can be installed outdoors. Enclosures (12, 22 and 32) of the devices (1-3) each provide a degree of protection from water and dust ingress necessary for being installed outdoors. The enclosure (12) of the base station device (1) accommodates electronic equipment (11) functioning as a base station. The enclosure (22) of the wireless transmission device (2) accommodates electronic equipment (21) functioning as a radio station to perform wireless transmission with the other device for connecting the base station device (1) to a mobile backhaul network. The enclosure (32) of the data transfer device (3) accommodates electronic equipment (31) functioning as a router or a switch to transfer data packets or data flames between the base station device (1) and the wireless transmission device (2). This eliminates the need for construction of a building/shelter to install the base station system.

A mobile terminal including a window disposed on a front side of the mobile terminal; a display module disposed on a rear side of the window; a cover disposed on a rear side of the mobile terminal; a metallic frame disposed between the window and the cover, the metallic frame including a base portion and an edge portion connected with the base portion; a circuit board disposed in the mobile terminal and including one or more components corresponding to a wireless communication system; a plurality of antennas configured to receive radio signals and including a first radiator and a second radiator separated by a slit in a bottom edge portion of the metallic frame; and a thermal conductive member disposed between the circuit board and the base portion of the metallic frame, the thermal conductive member being configured to transmit heat from the one or more components to the metallic frame. Further, the thermal conductive member contacts a portion of the base portion of the metallic frame to transmit heat from the one or more components, and the circuit board is electrically connected to at least one of the first radiator or the second radiator.

The present disclosure provides a housing assembly for a terminal, and a terminal with the housing assembly. The housing assembly may include a middle frame, an electroacoustic assembly and decorative member. The electroacoustic assembly is arranged on the middle frame and defines a sound transmission hole. The decorative member defines an inner space. The at least portion of the decorative member faces the sound transmission hole. The decorative member is fixed to the electroacoustic assembly. The sound transmission hole directly communicates with the inner space of the decorative member.

Various embodiments of the present invention relate to a method for accurately detecting, by an electronic device, that a tray for loading a SIM card is detached. An electronic device according to various embodiments of the present invention may comprise: a tray for loading a SIM card; a first processor electrically connected to the tray; and a second processor electrically connected to the first processor, wherein the first processor is configured to transfer a pre-event to the second processor when a detachment event for the tray is detected, and the second processor is configured to identify, in each designated period, whether the SIM card is erroneous; and delay identification of whether the SIM card is erroneous, in response to reception of the pre-event. The present invention may further include various other embodiments.

The present invention provides a wireless communication device and a subscriber identity module card in a wireless communication device. The subscriber identity module card comprises a flat plate carrier, a subscriber identity module circuit and a gas sensing chip. The flat plate carrier comprises a first surface where the subscriber identity module circuit is disposed, a second surface where the gas sensing chip is disposed, a through hole, and an electrical contact portion passing through the through hole and extending to reach the first surface and the second surface. The electrical contact portion is electrically connected to the subscriber identity module circuit and the gas sensing chip. The gas sensing chip is disposed on a portion of the subscriber identity module card where not occupied by the subscriber identity module circuit. Thus, the wireless communication device provides gas sensing function without additionally equipping with an external gas sensing element.

An electronic device according to the disclosure may include: a housing including a first plate oriented in a first direction, a second plate oriented in a second direction, and a side member oriented in a third direction, the side member surrounding at least a portion of a space defined between the first and second plates, a printed circuit board disposed between the first and second plates, a support member supporting the printed circuit board and coupled to at least a portion of the side member, a fingerprint sensor key exposed on at least a portion of the side member, and electrically connected to the printed circuit board using a flexible circuit board, and at least one waterproof structure mounted on the support member sealing a second space in which the printed circuit board is located from a first space in which the fingerprint sensor key assembly is located.

The two-way communication system comprises a non-invasive and non-implanted system which remains completely invisible to an outside observer when in use by an operator or user and allows for clear two-way communications. This system is generally comprised of a mouthpiece component, relay component, infrastructure communication device, and an optional system control which may interface with the relay component.

A bar-type mobile terminal can include a wireless communication unit including one or more components which permit wireless communications between the bar type mobile terminal and a wireless communication system; a plurality of antennas configured to transmit or receive radio signals; a metallic frame having a front side and a rear side, the metallic frame including a base portion, an edge portion forming an appearance of the bar-type mobile terminal, an upper through hole disposed in an upper portion of the metallic frame, and a lower through hole disposed in a lower portion of the metallic frame; an upper non-metallic coupling disposed in the upper through hole of the metallic frame; a lower non-metallic coupling disposed in the lower through hole of the metallic frame; a window disposed on the front side of the metallic frame; a display module disposed between the window and the front side of the metallic frame; a first waterproof layer disposed between the window and a front side of the edge portion of the metallic frame; a cover disposed on the rear side of the metallic frame; a first printed circuit board (PCB) disposed between the cover and the rear side of the metallic frame, in which the wireless communication unit is mounted on the first PCB; and a second waterproof layer disposed between the cover and a rear side of the edge portion of the metallic frame.

A base station system includes a base station device (1), a wireless transmission device (2) and a data transfer device (3), each of which can be installed outdoors. Enclosures (12, 22 and 32) of the devices (1-3) each provide a degree of protection from water and dust ingress necessary for being installed outdoors. The enclosure (12) of the base station device (1) accommodates electronic equipment (11) functioning as a base station. The enclosure (22) of the wireless transmission device (2) accommodates electronic equipment (21) functioning as a radio station to perform wireless transmission with the other device for connecting the base station device (1) to a mobile backhaul network. The enclosure (32) of the data transfer device (3) accommodates electronic equipment (31) functioning as a router or a switch to transfer data packets or data flames between the base station device (1) and the wireless transmission device (2). This eliminates the need for construction of a building/shelter to install the base station system.

A portable alarm system has a base unit including a processor electrically connected to a wireless transceiver configured to communicate wireless signals to an external location. The base unit is further configured to receive wireless alarm signals from at least a first sensor and a second sensor, both of the first and second sensors being physically separated from the base unit. The processor is configured to be selectively programmed by a user to cause the base unit to communicate with a remote monitoring station in response to receiving an alarm signal from the first sensor, but not in response to receiving an alarm signal from the second sensor. Instead, when an alarm signal is received from the second sensor, the processor causes a different action, other than communicating with the monitoring station, to occur. Such action can include, for example, sending a wireless communication to a mobile electronic device.