High frequency receiving apparatus

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[0040]For high frequency receiver main body 40 of tuner 30 described above, the description has been given of an exemplary case where output connector 7a outputting the distributed RF signal for terrestrial broadcast and output connector 7b outputting the distributed RF signal for satellite broadcast are attached to the second side surface 99b and the third side surface 99c of shield case 9 facing each other, respectively. In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, output connectors 7a and 7b may be attached to shield lid 10, for example. Also in this case, interference between the RF signal for terrestrial broadcast and the RF signal for satellite broadcast can be suppressed.

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[0042]It is desirable to employ a jack 21 and a plug 25 as output connector 7a or 7b (see FIG. 3). As an example of such a jack and a plug, as shown in FIG. 4, an F-type jack 22 and an F-type plug 26 excellent in high frequency characteristic may be employed, for example. In this case, a center contact 26a of F-type plug 26 is connected to a center contact 22a of F-type jack 22.

[0043]Further, as shown in FIG. 5, an RCA (Radio Cooperation of America) pin jack 23 and an RCA pin plug 27 widely used in terrestrial broadcast equipment may be employed, for example. In this case, a center contact 27a of RCA pin plug 27 is connected to a center contact 23a of RCA pin jack 23.

[0044]Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 6, an SMB (Sub Miniature Type B) jack 24 and an SMB plug 28 used in GHz band communication equipment may be employed, for example. In this case, a center contact 28a of SMB plug 28 is connected to a center contact 24a of SMB jack 24.

[0045]By employing a jack and a plug that are coax