Patent Publication Number: US-11381270-B2

Title: In-vehicle transmission system

Description:
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS 
     The present application is based on PCT filing PCT/JP2019/050239, filed Dec. 23, 2019, which claims priority to JP 2018-241058, filed on Dec. 25, 2018, the entire contents of each are incorporated herein by reference. 
     TECHNICAL FIELD 
     The present invention relates to an on-vehicle transmission system. 
     BACKGROUND ART 
     PATENT LITERATURE 1 (Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2009-177785) discloses the following technology. Specifically, an on-vehicle wireless communication apparatus includes a plurality of antennas having different frequencies, a multiplexing circuit, a demultiplexing circuit, and a plurality of wireless devices corresponding to the plurality of antennas having different frequencies. The plurality of antennas are connected to one of the multiplexing circuit and the demultiplexing circuit, and further installed on any of the roof, an upper portion of the windshield, and an upper portion of the rear glass of a vehicle together with the connected multiplexing circuit or demultiplexing circuit, the plurality of wireless devices are connected to the other of the demultiplexing circuit and the multiplexing circuit to which the antennas are not connected, by a wireless device-side antenna cable, and the multiplexing circuit and the demultiplexing circuit are connected to each other by an antenna device-side antenna cable routed through the inside of a pillar. 
     CITATION LIST 
     Patent Literature 
     PATENT LITERATURE 1: Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2009-177785 
     SUMMARY OF INVENTION 
     An on-vehicle transmission system of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including one or a plurality of antennas and a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal (Radio Frequency Signal) received from the antenna side to the on-vehicle-device side; an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to supply power from the on-vehicle-device side to a circuit on the antenna side via the path part. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via a transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of on-vehicle devices via the transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit splits the radio signal received from the path part and provides resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits. The power supply circuit superimposes power on the transmission line, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to the wireless circuit that is nearest to the path part. 
     An on-vehicle transmission system of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including a plurality of antennas and one or a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an antenna-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to obtain power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side via the path part and supply the power to each circuit on the antenna side. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via a transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of antennas via the transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal. The antenna-side circuit unit combines the radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits and outputs a resultant radio signal to the path part. The power supply circuit obtains power from the transmission line, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to the wireless circuit that is nearest to the path part. 
     An on-vehicle transmission system of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including one or a plurality of antennas and a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to supply power from the on-vehicle-device side to a circuit on the antenna side via the path part. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of on-vehicle devices via the transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit splits the radio signal received from the path part and provides resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits. The plurality of wireless circuits include one or a plurality of single-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive a radio signal from one of the transmission lines, and one or a plurality of multi-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive radio signals from a plurality of the transmission lines. The power supply circuit superimposes power on a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of the single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines. 
     An on-vehicle transmission system of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including a plurality of antennas and one or a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an antenna-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to obtain power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side via the path part and supply the power to each circuit on the antenna side. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of antennas via the transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal. The antenna-side circuit unit combines the radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits and outputs a resultant radio signal to the path part. The plurality of wireless circuits include one or a plurality of single-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive a radio signal via one antenna and to output the received radio signal to one of the transmission lines, and one or a plurality of multi-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive radio signals via a plurality of antennas and to output the received radio signals to a plurality of the transmission lines. The power supply circuit obtains power from a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of the single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines. 
     One mode of the present disclosure can be realized as a semiconductor integrated circuit that realizes a part or the entirety of the on-vehicle transmission system. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  shows an example of a configuration of an on-vehicle transmission system according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 2  shows an example of a configuration of an on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 3  shows another example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 4  shows another example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 5  shows an example of a configuration of an antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 6  shows another example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 7  shows another example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 8  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in an on-vehicle transmission system according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 9  shows another example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 10  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 11  shows another example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 12  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in a modification of the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 13  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in a modification of the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 14  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in an on-vehicle transmission system according to a third embodiment of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 15  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     
    
    
     DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS 
     Problems to be Solved by the Present Disclosure 
     A technology capable of supplying power from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna-side at low cost and in a simple configuration is desired beyond the technology described in PATENT LITERATURE 1. 
     The present disclosure has been made in order to solve the above-described problem. An object of the present disclosure is to provide an on-vehicle transmission system capable of supplying, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between an antenna side and an on-vehicle-device side of a vehicle, power from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     Effects of the Present Disclosure 
     According to the present disclosure, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between an antenna side and an on-vehicle-device side of a vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     Description of Embodiments of the Present Disclosure 
     First, contents of embodiments of the present disclosure are listed and described. 
     (1) An on-vehicle transmission system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including one or a plurality of antennas and a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to supply power from the on-vehicle-device side to a circuit on the antenna side via the path part. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via a transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of on-vehicle devices via the transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit splits the radio signal received from the path part and provides resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits. The power supply circuit superimposes power on the transmission line, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to the wireless circuit that is nearest to the path part. 
     Due to the configuration in which power is supplied to the antenna side by using the transmission line, simplification of the power supply path from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side can be realized. Due to the configuration in which the position at which the power supply circuit superimposes power on the transmission line is set to a position farther from the path part, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the power supply circuit can be reduced. Thus, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be simplified. Therefore, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of the vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     (2) Preferably, the power supply circuit superimposes power on the transmission line, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to the wireless circuit that is farthest from the path part. 
     Due to the configuration in which the position at which the power supply circuit superimposes power on the transmission line is set to a position still farther from the path part with respect to the wireless circuit farthest from the path part, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the power supply circuit can be reduced to one, for example. Therefore, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be more simplified. 
     (3) Preferably, each wireless circuit includes a filter configured to filter a radio signal received from the transmission line, and a DC frequency component is included in a passband of the filter. 
     Due to this configuration, a DC voltage can be supplied to the antenna side in a simple configuration by using the transmission line, from a position via the wireless circuit. 
     (4) Preferably, in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit, each wireless circuit for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected at a side closer to the path part. 
     Due to this configuration, a radio signal in a higher frequency band can be set as the radio signal to be filtered in the power supply circuit. Therefore, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be simplified. 
     (5) An on-vehicle transmission system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including a plurality of antennas and one or a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an antenna-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to obtain power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side via the path part and supply the power to each circuit on the antenna side. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via a transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of antennas via the transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal. The antenna-side circuit unit combines the radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits and outputs a resultant radio signal to the path part. The power supply circuit obtains power from the transmission line, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to the wireless circuit that is nearest to the path part. 
     Due to the configuration in which power is obtained from the transmission line on the antenna side, simplification of the power supply path from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side can be realized. Due to the configuration in which the position at which the power supply circuit obtains power from the transmission line is set to a position farther from the path part, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the power supply circuit can be reduced. Thus, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be simplified. Therefore, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of the vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     (6) Preferably, the power supply circuit obtains power from the transmission line, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to the wireless circuit that is farthest from the path part. 
     Due to the configuration in which the position at which the power supply circuit obtains power from the transmission line is set to a position still farther from the path part with respect to the wireless circuit farthest from the path part, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the power supply circuit can be reduced to one, for example. Therefore, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be more simplified. 
     (7) Preferably, each wireless circuit includes a filter configured to filter a radio signal received from the transmission line, and a DC frequency component is included in a passband of the filter. 
     Due to this configuration, a DC voltage can be obtained in a simple configuration from the transmission line, at a position via the wireless circuit. 
     (8) Preferably, in the antenna-side circuit unit, each wireless circuit for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected at a side closer to the path part. 
     Due to this configuration, a radio signal in a higher frequency band can be set as the radio signal to be filtered in the power supply circuit. Therefore, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be simplified. 
     (9) An on-vehicle transmission system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including one or a plurality of antennas and a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to supply power from the on-vehicle-device side to a circuit on the antenna side via the path part. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of on-vehicle devices via the transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit splits the radio signal received from the path part and provides resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits. The plurality of wireless circuits include one or a plurality of single-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive a radio signal from one of the transmission lines, and one or a plurality of multi-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive radio signals from a plurality of the transmission lines. The power supply circuit superimposes power on a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of the single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines. 
     When compared with the types of the radio signals transmitted via a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto, the types of the radio signals transmitted via another transmission line different from the transmission line is small in number. As described above, the transmission line on which the power supply circuit superimposes power is set to a transmission line different from the transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto. Due to this configuration, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the power supply circuit can be reduced. Thus, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be simplified. Therefore, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of the vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     (10) An on-vehicle transmission system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including a plurality of antennas and one or a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The on-vehicle transmission system includes: a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side; an antenna-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other; and a power supply circuit configured to obtain power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side via the path part and supply the power to each circuit on the antenna side. The plurality of wireless circuits are connected in series via transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal, and are respectively connected to the plurality of antennas via the transmission lines each configured to transmit a radio signal. The antenna-side circuit unit combines the radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits and outputs a resultant radio signal to the path part. The plurality of wireless circuits include one or a plurality of single-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive a radio signal via one antenna and to output the received radio signal to one of the transmission lines, and one or a plurality of multi-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit configured to receive radio signals via a plurality of antennas and to output the received radio signals to a plurality of the transmission lines. The power supply circuit obtains power from a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of the single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines. 
     When compared with the types of the radio signals transmitted via a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto, the types of the radio signals transmitted via another transmission line different from the transmission line is small in number. As described above, the transmission line on which the power supply circuit superimposes power is set to a transmission line different from the transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto. Due to this configuration, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the power supply circuit can be reduced. Thus, the configuration of the power supply circuit can be simplified. Therefore, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of the vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     Hereinafter, embodiments of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference signs, and the descriptions thereof are not repeated. At least some parts of the embodiments described below can be combined together as desired. 
     First Embodiment 
       FIG. 1  shows an example of a configuration of an on-vehicle transmission system according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 1 , an on-vehicle transmission system  101  is mounted on a vehicle and includes antennas  21  to  25 , an antenna-side circuit unit  31 , a path part  41 , an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , and a plurality of on-vehicle devices (not shown). Hereinafter, each of the antennas  21  to  25  is also referred to as an antenna  20 . 
     The antennas  21  to  25  are provided so as to correspond to communication services different from each other. 
     In Japan, various communication services are assigned frequency bands different from each other. For example, AM radio is assigned 526.5 kHz to 1606.5 kHz; shortwave radio is assigned 3.3775 MHz to 15.260 MHz; FM radio is assigned 76 MHz to 108 MHz; television broadcasting is assigned 470 MHz to 710 MHz; ITS radio is assigned 755 MHz to 765 MHz; GPS is assigned 1176.45 MHz, 1227.60 MHz, 1278.75 MHz, and 1563.4 MHz to 1578.4 MHz; wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band is assigned 2400 MHz to 2483.5 MHz; wireless LAN of 5 GHz band is assigned 5150 MHz to 5725 MHz; and ETC is assigned 5770 MHz to 5850 MHz. 
     In addition, mobile communication such as 3G and LTE (Long Term Evolution) is assigned a plurality of frequency bands. Specifically, the frequency bands are 718 MHz to 748 MHz, 815 MHz to 845 MHz, 860 MHz to 890 MHz, 900 MHz to 915 MHz, 945 MHz to 960 MHz, 1427.9 MHz to 1462.9 MHz, 1475.9 MHz to 1510.9 MHz, 1749.9 MHz to 1784.9 MHz, 1844.9 MHz to 1879.9 MHz, 1920 MHz to 1980 MHz, 2110 MHz to 2170 MHz, and 3600 MHz to 4380 MHz. 
     Each antenna  21  to  25  can receive a radio signal in a frequency band to which a corresponding communication service is assigned. 
     Hereinafter, as an example of the antennas  20 , it is assumed that the antenna  21  corresponds to wireless LAN of 5 GHz band, the antenna  22  corresponds to wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band, the antenna  23  corresponds to GPS, the antenna  24  corresponds to LTE of 700 MHz band, and the antenna  25  corresponds to AM radio. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101 , the antennas  20  are, for example, installed on the rear glass of the vehicle, or installed in the vehicle while being collectively housed in one housing, as a shark antenna. 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  is installed, for example, in the space between a sheet metal and a lining in a rear part of the roof of the vehicle. 
     The path part  41  is installed, for example, through the inside of a right front pillar of the vehicle. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  is installed, for example, in the space in a dashboard at a front part of the vehicle. 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  combines radio signals in different communication services, in other words, radio signals in different media, that is, radio signals in frequency bands different from each other, that are received via the antennas  20 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  splits the radio signal resulting from the combination and received from the antenna-side circuit unit  31  via the path part  41 , separates the resultant radio signals for the respective communication services, and outputs a plurality of separated radio signals to a plurality of on-vehicle devices (not shown), respectively. 
     Hereinafter, each component on the antenna-side circuit unit  31  side with respect to the path part  41  in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  is also referred to as an “antenna side”. Each component on the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  side with respect to the path part  41  in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  is also referred to as an “on-vehicle-device side”. 
     The path part  41  transmits a radio signal received from the antenna side to an on-vehicle-device-side mounted on the vehicle. More specifically, the path part  41  includes an antenna cable, and transmits, to the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , the radio signal resulting from the combination and received from the antenna-side circuit unit  31 . 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  receives a radio signal transmitted from each on-vehicle device, combines the received radio signals, and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     The path part  41  transmits, to the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , the radio signal resulting from the combination and received from the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 . Then, the antenna-side circuit unit  31  splits the radio signal resulting from the combination and received from the path part  41 , separates the resultant radio signals for the respective communication services, and transmits a plurality of separated radio signals to the outside of the vehicle via the corresponding antennas  20 . 
     [Problem] 
     Meanwhile, in some cases, an active element that needs power is provided on the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system  101 . For example, there is a case where an LNA (Low Noise Amplifier), which is an active element, is provided in order to amplify a radio signal received via an antenna. 
     Then, it is conceivable that, as a means for supplying power to a circuit such as an LNA on the antenna side, a power supply circuit is provided on the on-vehicle-device side, and power is superimposed on a transmission line on the on-vehicle-device side by the power supply circuit, thereby supplying power to the antenna side via the path part. 
     However, as in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  shown in  FIG. 1 , in a configuration in which the path part  41  transmits radio signals in a plurality of frequency bands different from each other, filter configuration for the power supply circuit becomes complicated when trying to reduce, for example: decrease in the SN (Signal Noise) ratio of a radio signal due to flowing of a radio signal from the transmission line on the on-vehicle-device side into the power supply circuit and flowing of noise from the power supply circuit into the transmission line; deterioration of characteristics of the power supply circuit due to a radio signal from the transmission line on the on-vehicle-device side; and the like. 
     Therefore, in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the above problem is solved by the following configurations and operations. 
     [On-Vehicle-Device-Side Circuit Unit] 
       FIG. 2  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 2 , the on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  on the on-vehicle-device side. The on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes, as the on-vehicle devices: a 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11  corresponding to wireless LAN of 5 GHz band; a 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  corresponding to wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band; a GPS on-vehicle device  13  corresponding to GPS, such as a car navigation device; a TCU on-vehicle device  14  which is a TCU (Telematics Communication Unit) using LTE in 700 MHz band; and a radio on-vehicle device  15  corresponding to AM/FM radio, such as a radio tuner. 
     The on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes a transmission line  81  which connects circuit elements on the on-vehicle-device side. The path part  41  includes a transmission line  42 . The transmission line  42  is an antenna cable, for example. 
     An end portion of the transmission line  81  is connected to the transmission line  42  in the path part  41 . Accordingly, the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  receives a radio signal from the path part  41 , and outputs a radio signal to the path part  41 . The transmission line  81  and the transmission line  42  may be an integrated transmission line. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes wireless circuits  71  to  74  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The wireless circuits  71  to  74  are connected in series, that is, subordinately connected. In other words, the wireless circuits  71  to  74  are connected in cascade. 
     More specifically, the wireless circuit  71 , the wireless circuit  72 , the wireless circuit  73 , and the wireless circuit  74  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  81 . Hereinafter, each of the wireless circuits  71  to  74  is also referred to as a wireless circuit  70 . 
     Each wireless circuit  70  is connected, via the transmission line  81 , to an on-vehicle device capable of providing a service that uses a radio signal in a corresponding frequency band. 
     For example, the wireless circuit  71  is connected to the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , the wireless circuit  72  is connected to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , the wireless circuit  73  is connected to the GPS on-vehicle device  13 , and the wireless circuit  74  is connected to the TCU on-vehicle device  14  and the radio on-vehicle device  15 . 
     For example, the wireless circuits  71 ,  72 ,  74  are wireless transmission/reception circuits, and the wireless circuit  73  is a wireless reception circuit. 
     Each wireless circuit  70  may be mounted on a printed circuit board of about 30 mm×30 mm per circuit, for example, and each printed circuit board is connected via the transmission line  81 , for example. 
     Some or all of the respective wireless circuits  70  may be mounted on one printed circuit board. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  splits a radio signal received from the path part  41  and provides the resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits  70 . 
     More specifically, the wireless circuits  71  to  74  respectively include diplexers  121  to  124  which filter the radio signals received from the transmission line  81 . That is, the wireless circuits  71  to  74  respectively include the diplexers  121  to  124  which function as filters that each separate the radio signal in the transmission line  81 . For example, the diplexers  121  to  124  are connected in series via the transmission line  81 . As an example, the diplexers  121  to  124  are implemented by band-pass filters and band-rejection filters. Hereinafter, each of the diplexers  121  to  124  is also referred to as a diplexer  120 . 
     For example, a DC frequency component is included in the passband of each of the diplexers  121  to  124  of the respective wireless circuits  71  to  74 . 
     The diplexer  121  in the wireless circuit  71  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the path part  41 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 5.2 GHz to 5.6 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN of 5 GHz band. The diplexer  121  outputs the separated radio signal to the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 . The diplexer  121  outputs, to the wireless circuit  72 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 5.2 GHz to 5.6 GHz, in the radio signal received from the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  121  outputs a radio signal received from the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , to the path part  41 . The diplexer  121  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  72 , to the path part  41 . The diplexer  121  combines the radio signal received from the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11  and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  72 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  122  in the wireless circuit  72  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  71 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band. The diplexer  122  outputs the separated radio signal to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 . The diplexer  122  outputs, to the wireless circuit  73 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  71 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  122  outputs a radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , to the wireless circuit  71 . The diplexer  122  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 , to the wireless circuit  71 . The diplexer  122  combines the radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  71 . 
     The diplexer  123  in the wireless circuit  73  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  72 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to GPS. The diplexer  123  outputs the separated radio signal to the GPS on-vehicle device  13 . The diplexer  123  outputs, to the wireless circuit  74 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  72 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  123  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  74 , to the wireless circuit  72 . 
     The diplexer  124  in the wireless circuit  74  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  73 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to TCU. The diplexer  124  outputs the separated radio signal to the TCU on-vehicle device  14 . The diplexer  124  outputs, to the radio on-vehicle device  15 , a radio signal that includes frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz and that includes a frequency component in a signal band including 1 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to AM radio, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  124  outputs a radio signal received from the TCU on-vehicle device  14 , to the wireless circuit  73 . 
     [Power Supply Circuit on On-Vehicle-Device Side] 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  further includes an on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  includes a bias T  91 A, for example. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  supplies power to each circuit on the on-vehicle-device side, and supplies power from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side via the path part  41 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81  provided on the on-vehicle-device side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  71  which is the wireless circuit  70  nearest to the path part  41 . For example, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is connected to the transmission line  81  and superimposes power on the transmission line  81  via the bias T  91 A. 
     The bias T  91 A includes passive elements such as a coil and a capacitor. The bias T  91 A superimposes a DC voltage on the transmission line  81  while suppressing decrease in the S/N ratio of the radio signal, deterioration of characteristics of the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  due to the radio signal from the transmission line  81 , and the like. 
     For example, in the example shown in  FIG. 2 , the output port of the bias T  91 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  71  and the wireless circuit  72  in the transmission line  81 , and a DC voltage generated in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is outputted to the transmission line  81  at this portion. 
       FIG. 3  shows another example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 3 , the output port of the bias T  91 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  72  and the wireless circuit  73  in the transmission line  81 , and a DC voltage generated in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is outputted to the transmission line  81  at this portion. 
       FIG. 4  shows another example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81  provided on the on-vehicle-device side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  74  which is the wireless circuit  70  farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Specifically, as shown in  FIG. 4 , the output port of the bias T  91 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  74  and the radio on-vehicle device  15  in the transmission line  81 , and a DC voltage generated in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is outputted to the transmission line  81  at this portion. 
     [Antenna-Side Circuit Unit] 
       FIG. 5  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 5 , the on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes a transmission line  82  which connects circuit elements on the antenna side. 
     An end portion of the transmission line  82  is connected to the transmission line  42  in the path part  41 . Accordingly, the antenna-side circuit unit  31  receives a radio signal from the path part  41 , and outputs a radio signal to the path part  41 . The transmission line  82  and the transmission line  42  may be an integrated transmission line. 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes wireless circuits  61  to  64  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The wireless circuits  61  to  64  are connected in series, that is, subordinately connected. In other words, the wireless circuits  61  to  64  are connected in cascade. 
     More specifically, the wireless circuit  61 , the wireless circuit  62 , the wireless circuit  63 , and the wireless circuit  64  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  82 . Hereinafter, each of the wireless circuits  61  to  64  is also referred to as a wireless circuit  60 . 
     Each wireless circuit  60  is connected, via the transmission line  82 , to an antenna capable of receiving a radio signal in a corresponding frequency band. 
     For example, the wireless circuit  61  is connected to the antenna  21 , the wireless circuit  62  is connected to the antenna  22 , the wireless circuit  63  is connected to the antenna  23 , and the wireless circuit  64  is connected to the antenna  24  and the antenna  25 . 
     For example, the wireless circuits  61 ,  62 ,  64  are wireless transmission/reception circuits, and the wireless circuit  63  is a wireless reception circuit. 
     Each wireless circuit  60  may be mounted on a printed circuit board of about 30 mm×30 mm per circuit, for example, and each printed circuit board is connected via the transmission line  82 , for example. 
     Some or all of the respective wireless circuits  60  may be mounted on one printed circuit board. 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  combines radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits  60 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     More specifically, the wireless circuits  61  to  64  respectively include diplexers  111  to  114  which filter the radio signals received from the transmission line  82 . That is, the wireless circuits  61  to  64  respectively include the diplexers  111  to  114  which each combine radio signals in the transmission line  82 . The diplexers  111  to  114  also function as filters that each separate the radio signal in the transmission line  82 . For example, the diplexers  111  to  114  are connected in series via the transmission line  82 . As an example, the diplexers  111  to  114  are implemented by band-pass filters and band-rejection filters. Hereinafter, each of the diplexers  111  to  114  is also referred to as a diplexer  110 . 
     For example, a DC frequency component is included in the passband of each of the diplexers  111  to  114  of the respective wireless circuits  61  to  64 . 
     The diplexer  111  in the wireless circuit  61  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  21  and corresponding to wireless LAN of 5 GHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the path part  41 . The diplexer  111  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 , to the path part  41 . The diplexer  111  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  21  and corresponding to wireless LAN of 5 GHz band and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  111  separates a frequency component in the signal band including 5.2 GHz to 5.6 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN of 5 GHz band, from the radio signal received from the path part  41 . The diplexer  111  outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  21 . The diplexer  111  outputs, to the wireless circuit  62 , a radio signal including frequency components outside the signal band including 5.2 GHz to 5.6 GHz, in the radio signal received from the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  112  in the wireless circuit  62  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  22  and corresponding to wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  61 . The diplexer  112  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 , to the wireless circuit  61 . The diplexer  112  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  22  and corresponding to wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  61 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  112  separates a frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN of 2.4 GHz band, from the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  61 . The diplexer  112  outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  22 . The diplexer  112  outputs, to the wireless circuit  63 , a radio signal including frequency components outside the signal band including 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  61 . 
     The diplexer  113  in the wireless circuit  63  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  23  and corresponding to GPS, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  113  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , to the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  113  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  23  and corresponding to GPS and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  113  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 , to the wireless circuit  64 . 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes an LNA  32 A which is connected between the diplexer  113  and the antenna  23  and which amplifies the radio signal received at the antenna  23 . 
     The diplexer  114  in the wireless circuit  64  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  24  and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and outputs the received radio signal, to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  114  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  25  and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the received radio signal, to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  114  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  24  and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band and the radio signal received at the antenna  25  and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  114  separates a frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, from the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  114  outputs the separated radio signal, to the antenna  24 . 
     [Power Supply Circuit on Antenna Side] 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  further includes an antenna-side power supply circuit  92 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  includes a bias T  92 A, for example. 
     The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side via the path part  41 , and supplies the power to circuits on the antenna side. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82  provided on the antenna side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  61  which is the wireless circuit  60  nearest to the path part  41 . For example, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  is connected to the transmission line  82  and obtains power from the transmission line  82  via the bias T  92 A. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  supplies the obtained power to each circuit on the antenna side. 
     The bias T  92 A includes passive elements such as a coil and a capacitor. The bias T  92 A obtains a DC voltage from the transmission line  82  while suppressing decrease in the S/N ratio of the radio signal, deterioration of characteristics of the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  due to the radio signal from the transmission line  81 , and the like. 
     For example, in the example shown in  FIG. 5 , the input port of the bias T  92 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  61  and the wireless circuit  62  in the transmission line  82 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  receives a DC voltage from the transmission line  82  at this portion. 
       FIG. 6  shows another example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 6 , the input port of the bias T  92 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  63  and the wireless circuit  64  in the transmission line  82 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  receives a DC voltage from the transmission line  82  at this portion. For example, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  is connected to the LNA  32 A which is the circuit to be supplied with power, and supplies the LNA  32 A with the DC voltage received from the transmission line  82  or a voltage obtained through conversion of the DC voltage. 
       FIG. 7  shows another example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 7 , the antenna-side circuit unit  31  further includes an LNA  32 B which is connected between the diplexer  114  and the antenna  24  and which amplifies the radio signal received at the antenna  24 . 
     The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82  in a portion, in the transmission line  82  provided on the antenna side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  64  which is the wireless circuit  60  farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Specifically, as shown in  FIG. 7 , the input port of the bias T  92 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  64  and the antenna  25  in the transmission line  82 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  receives a DC voltage from the transmission line  82  at this portion. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  is connected to the LNA  32 A and the LNA  32 B which are the circuits to be supplied with power, and supplies the LNA  32 A and the LNA  32 B with the DC voltage received from the transmission line  82  or a voltage obtained through conversion of the DC voltage. 
     Although the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure includes the antenna-side circuit unit and the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The on-vehicle transmission system  101  may include either one of the antenna-side circuit unit and the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit. In this case, the path part  41  may form a part of the path between the antenna-side circuit unit and the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the antenna-side circuit unit includes the wireless transmission/reception circuit and the wireless reception circuit. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The antenna-side circuit unit may not necessarily include the wireless reception circuit. Specifically, the antenna-side circuit unit  31  may not necessarily include the wireless circuit  63  which is the wireless reception circuit. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit includes the wireless transmission/reception circuit and the wireless reception circuit. However, the present disclosure is not limited there to. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit may not necessarily include the wireless reception circuit. Specifically, the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  may not necessarily include the wireless circuit  73  which is the wireless reception circuit. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the wireless circuit  71 , the wireless circuit  72 , the wireless circuit  73 , and the wireless circuit  74  in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  are connected in this order from the path part  41  side. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The connection order of the wireless circuits  70  is not limited in particular, and can be arbitrarily determined from various viewpoints. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the wireless circuit  61 , the wireless circuit  62 , the wireless circuit  63 , and the wireless circuit  64  in the antenna-side circuit unit  31  are connected in this order from the path part  41  side. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The connection order of the wireless circuits  60  is not limited in particular, and can be arbitrarily determined from various viewpoints. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the bias T  91 A is provided outside the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 . However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. In the on-vehicle transmission system  101 , the bias T  91 A may be included in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  or may be included in a wireless circuit  70 . 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the bias T  92 A is provided outside the antenna-side circuit unit  31 . However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. In the on-vehicle transmission system  101 , the bias T  92 A may be included in the antenna-side circuit unit  31  or may be included in a wireless circuit  60 . 
     The on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure includes, as the on-vehicle devices on the on-vehicle-device side, five on-vehicle devices, i.e., the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , the GPS on-vehicle device  13 , the TCU on-vehicle device  14 , and the radio on-vehicle device  15 . However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The on-vehicle transmission system  101  may be configured to include another type of on-vehicle device, may be configured so as not to include some of the on-vehicle devices described above, or may be configured to include a plurality of, i.e., 4 or less or 6 or more, on-vehicle devices. 
     The on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure includes, as the antennas  20 , five antennas, i.e., the antenna  21  corresponding to wireless LAN in 5 GHz band, the antenna  22  corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, the antenna  23  corresponding to GPS, the antenna  24  corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and the antenna  25  corresponding to AM radio. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The on-vehicle transmission system  101  may be configured to include an antenna corresponding to another type of communication service, may be configured so as not to include some of the antennas described above, or may be configured to include a plurality of, i.e., 4 or less or 6 or more, antennas. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  on the on-vehicle-device side superimposes a DC voltage on the transmission line  81 , the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  on the antenna side receives the DC voltage from the transmission line  82 , and a DC frequency component is included in the passband of each diplexer  110  and each diplexer  120 . However, the present disclosure is limited thereto. In the on-vehicle transmission system  101 , the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  on the on-vehicle-device side may superimpose an AC voltage having a predetermined frequency on the transmission line  81 , the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  on the antenna side receives the AC voltage from the transmission line  82 , and the frequency may be included in the passband of the diplexer  110  and the diplexer  120 . 
     Meanwhile, with respect to a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of a vehicle, a technology capable of supplying power from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration is desired. 
     In this regard, the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted to a vehicle including one or a plurality of antennas and a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The path part  41  transmits a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes a plurality of wireless circuits  70  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  supplies power from the on-vehicle-device side to circuits on the antenna side via the path part  41 . The plurality of wireless circuits  70  are connected in series via the transmission line  81  which transmits a radio signal, and are respectively connected to a plurality of on-vehicle devices via the transmission line  81  which transmits a radio signal. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  splits a radio signal received from the path part  41  and provides the resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits  70 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81 , that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  71  which is nearest to the path part  41 . 
     In this manner, due to the configuration in which power is supplied to the antenna side by using the transmission line  81 , simplification of the power supply path from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side can be realized. In addition, due to the configuration in which the position at which the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81  is set to a position farther from the path part  41 , the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be reduced. Thus, the configuration of the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be simplified. 
     Therefore, with respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of a vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     With respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power to the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81 , that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  74  which is farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Due to the configuration in which the position at which the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81  is set to a position still farther from the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  74  which is farthest from the path part  41 , the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be reduced to one, for example. Therefore, the configuration of the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be more simplified. 
     With respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , each wireless circuit  70  includes a diplexer  120  which filters a radio signal received from the transmission line  81 . A DC frequency component is included in the passband of the diplexer  120 . 
     Due to this configuration, a DC voltage can be supplied to the antenna side in a simple configuration using the transmission line  81 , from a position via the wireless circuit  70 . 
     The on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on the vehicle including a plurality of antennas and one or a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The path part  41  transmits a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side. The antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes a plurality of wireless circuits  60  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side via the path part  41 , and supplies the received power to circuits on the antenna side. The plurality of wireless circuits  60  are connected in series via the transmission line  82  which transmits a radio signal, and are respectively connected to a plurality of antennas via the transmission line  82  which transmits a radio signal. The antenna-side circuit unit  31  combines radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits  60 , and outputs the resultant signal to the path part  41 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82 , that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  61  which is nearest to the path part  41 . 
     Due to the configuration in which power is obtained on the antenna side from the transmission line  82 , simplification of the power supply path from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side can be realized. In addition, due to the configuration in which the position at which the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82  is set to a position farther from the path part  41 , the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be reduced. Therefore, the configuration of the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be simplified. 
     Therefore, with respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of the vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     With respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, in the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82 , that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  64  which is farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Due to the configuration in which the position at which the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82  is set to a position still farther from the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  64  which is farthest from the path part  41 , the number of the type of radio signals to be filtered in the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be reduced to one, for example. Therefore, the configuration of the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be more simplified. 
     With respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure, in the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , each wireless circuit  60  includes a diplexer  110  which filters a radio signal received from the transmission line  82 . A DC frequency component is included in the passband of the diplexer  110 . 
     Due to this configuration, a DC voltage can be obtained in a simple configuration from the transmission line  82 , at a position via the wireless circuit  60 . 
     Next, another embodiment of the present disclosure is described with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference signs, and the description thereof is not repeated. 
     Second Embodiment 
     The present embodiment relates to an on-vehicle transmission system  101  in which the connection order of wireless circuits in the antenna-side circuit unit and the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit is different from that in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment. Other than the content described below, the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the present embodiment is the same as the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment. 
     [On-Vehicle-Device-Side Circuit Unit] 
       FIG. 8  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 8 , the on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes a transmission line  81  which connects circuit elements on the on-vehicle-device side. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes wireless circuits  72  to  75  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The wireless circuits  72  to  75  are connected in series, that is, subordinately connected. In the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , the wireless circuit  72  to  75  for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected at a side closer to the path part  41 . 
     More specifically, the wireless circuit  75 , the wireless circuit  74 , the wireless circuit  73 , and the wireless circuit  72  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  81 . Hereinafter, in the description of the present embodiment, each of the wireless circuits  72  to  75  is also referred to as a wireless circuit  70 . 
     Each wireless circuit  70  is connected, via the transmission line  81 , to an on-vehicle device capable of providing a service that uses a radio signal in a corresponding frequency band. 
     For example, the wireless circuit  75  is connected to the radio on-vehicle device  15 , the wireless circuit  74  is connected to the TCU on-vehicle device  14 , the wireless circuit  73  is connected to the GPS on-vehicle device  13 , and the wireless circuit  72  is connected to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  and the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 . 
     The wireless circuits  72  to  75  respectively include diplexers  122  to  125  which function as filters that each separate the radio signal in transmission line  81 . For example, the diplexers  122  to  125  are connected in series via the transmission line  81 . As an example, the diplexers  122  to  125  are implemented by band-pass filters and band-rejection filters. 
     For example, a DC frequency component is included in the passband of each of the diplexers  122  to  125  which are filters of the respective wireless circuits  72  to  75 . 
     The diplexer  125  in the wireless circuit  75  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the path part  41 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 1 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to AM radio. The diplexer  125  outputs the separated radio signal to the radio on-vehicle device  15 . The diplexer  125  outputs, to the wireless circuit  74 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 1 MHz, in the radio signal received from the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  125  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  74 , to the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  124  in the wireless circuit  74  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  75 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to TCU. The diplexer  124  outputs the separated radio signal to the TCU on-vehicle device  14 . The diplexer  124  outputs, to the wireless circuit  73 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  75 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  124  outputs a radio signal received from the TCU on-vehicle device  14 , to the wireless circuit  75 . The diplexer  124  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 , to the wireless circuit  75 . The diplexer  124  combines the radio signal received from the TCU on-vehicle device  14  and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  75 . 
     The diplexer  123  in the wireless circuit  73  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  74 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to GPS. The diplexer  123  outputs the separated radio signal to the GPS on-vehicle device  13 . The diplexer  123  outputs, to the wireless circuit  72 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  74 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  123  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  72 , to the wireless circuit  74 . 
     The diplexer  122  in the wireless circuit  72  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  73 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band. The diplexer  122  outputs the separated radio signal to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 . The diplexer  122  outputs, to the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , a radio signal that includes frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz and that includes a frequency component in a signal band including 5.2 GHz to 5.6 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 5 GHz band, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  122  outputs a radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , to the wireless circuit  73 . The diplexer  122  outputs a radio signal received from the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , to the wireless circuit  73 . The diplexer  122  combines the radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  and the radio signal received from the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  73 . 
     [Power Supply Circuit on On-Vehicle-Device Side] 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  further includes an on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  includes a bias T  91 A, for example. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81  provided on the on-vehicle-device side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  75  which is the wireless circuit  70  nearest to the path part  41 . For example, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is connected to transmission line  81 , and superimposes power on the transmission line  81  via the bias T  91 A. 
     For example, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81  provided on the on-vehicle-device side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  72  which is the wireless circuit  70  farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Specifically, as shown in  FIG. 8 , the output port of the bias T  91 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  72  and the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11  in the transmission line  81 , and a DC voltage generated in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is outputted to the transmission line  81  at this portion. 
       FIG. 9  shows another example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 9 , a modification diplexer  129  in the wireless circuit  72  is implemented by a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter, for example. 
     More specifically, the modification diplexer  129  in the wireless circuit  72  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  73 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band of not higher than 2.4 GHz. The modification diplexer  129  outputs the separated radio signal to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 . The modification diplexer  129  outputs, to the 5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  11 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component of not higher than 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 . 
     Also in the example shown in  FIG. 9 , as in the example shown in  FIG. 8 , the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81  provided on the on-vehicle-device side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  75  which is the wireless circuit  70  nearest to the path part  41 . 
     For example, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  81 , in a portion, in the transmission line  81  provided on the on-vehicle-device side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  72  which is the wireless circuit  70  farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Specifically, the output port of the bias T  91 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  72  and the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  in the transmission line  81 , and a DC voltage generated in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is outputted to the transmission line  81  at this portion. 
     [Antenna-Side Circuit Unit] 
       FIG. 10  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 10 , the on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes a transmission line  82  which connects circuit elements on the antenna side. 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes wireless circuits  62  to  65  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The wireless circuits  62  to  65  are connected in series, that is, subordinately connected. In the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , each wireless circuit  60  for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected at a side closer to the path part  41 . 
     More specifically, the wireless circuit  65 , the wireless circuit  64 , the wireless circuit  63 , and the wireless circuit  62  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  82 . Hereinafter, in the description of the present embodiment, each of the wireless circuits  62  to  65  is also referred to as a wireless circuit  60 . 
     Each wireless circuit  60  is connected, via the transmission line  82 , to an antenna capable of receiving a radio signal in a corresponding frequency band. 
     For example, the wireless circuit  65  is connected to the antenna  25 , the wireless circuit  64  is connected to the antenna  24 , the wireless circuit  63  is connected to the antenna  23 , and the wireless circuit  62  is connected to the antenna  22  and the antenna  21 . 
     The wireless circuits  62  to  65  respectively include diplexers  112  to  115  which each combine radio signals in the transmission line  82 . The diplexers  112  to  115  also function as filters that each separate the radio signal in the transmission line  82 . For example, the diplexers  112  to  115  are connected in series via the transmission line  82 . As an example, the diplexers  112  to  115  are implemented by band-pass filters and band-rejection filters. 
     For example, a DC frequency component is included in the passband of each of the diplexers  112  to  115  which are filters of the respective wireless circuits  62  to  65 . 
     The diplexer  115  in the wireless circuit  65  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  25  and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the received radio signal to the path part  41 . The diplexer  115  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , to the path part  41 . The diplexer  115  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  25  and corresponding to AM radio, and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  115  outputs a radio signal received from the path part  41 , to the wireless circuit  64 . 
     The diplexer  114  in the wireless circuit  64  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  24  and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  65 . The diplexer  114  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 , to the wireless circuit  65 . The diplexer  114  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  24  and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  65 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  114  separates a frequency component in a signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, from the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  65 . The diplexer  114  outputs the separated radio signal, to the antenna  24 . The diplexer  114  outputs, to the wireless circuit  63 , a radio signal including frequency components outside the signal band including 700 MHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  65 . 
     The diplexer  113  in the wireless circuit  63  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  23  and corresponding to GPS, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  64 . The diplexer  113  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 , to the wireless circuit  64 . The diplexer  113  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  23  and corresponding to GPS, and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  64 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  113  outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , to the wireless circuit  62 . 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes an LNA  32 A which is connected between the diplexer  113  and the antenna  23  and which amplifies the radio signal received at the antenna  23 . 
     The diplexer  112  in the wireless circuit  62  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  22  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  112  outputs, to the wireless circuit  63 , a radio signal received at the antenna  21  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 5 GHz band. The diplexer  112  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  22  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and the radio signal received at the antenna  21  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 5 GHz band, and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  112  separates a frequency component in a signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, from the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  112  outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  22 . The diplexer  112  outputs, to the antenna  21 , a radio signal that includes frequency components outside the signal band including 2.4 GHz and that includes a frequency component in a signal band including 5.2 GHz to 5.6 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 . 
     [Power Supply Circuit on Antenna Side] 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  further includes an antenna-side power supply circuit  92 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  includes a bias T  92 A, for example. 
     The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82  provided on the antenna side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  65  which is the wireless circuit  60  nearest to the path part  41 . For example, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  is connected to the transmission line  82  and obtains power from the transmission line  82  via the bias T  91 A. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  supplies the obtained power to each circuit on the antenna side. 
     Specifically, as shown in  FIG. 10 , the input port of the bias T  92 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  62  and the wireless circuit  63  in the transmission line  82 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  receives a DC voltage from the transmission line  82  at this portion. 
     The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  may obtain power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82  provided on the antenna side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  62  which is the wireless circuit  60  farthest from the path part  41 . 
       FIG. 11  shows another example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 11 , the diplexer  112  in the wireless circuit  62  is implemented by a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter, for example. 
     More specifically, the diplexer  112  in the wireless circuit  62  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  22  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  112  outputs a radio signal received at the antenna  21  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 5 GHz band, to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  112  combines the radio signal received at the antenna  22  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and the radio signal received at the antenna  21  and corresponding to wireless LAN in 5 GHz band, and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  112  separates a frequency component in a signal band of not higher than 2.4 GHz, from the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  112  outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  22 . The diplexer  112  outputs, to the antenna  21 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component of not higher than 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 . 
     Also in the example shown in  FIG. 11 , as in the example shown in  FIG. 10 , the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82  provided on the antenna side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  65  which is the wireless circuit  60  nearest to the path part  41 . 
     For example, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  82 , in a portion, in the transmission line  82  provided on the antenna side, that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  62  which is the wireless circuit  60  farthest from the path part  41 . 
     Specifically, the input port of the bias T  92 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  62  and the antenna  22  in the transmission line  82 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  receives a DC voltage from the transmission line  82  at this portion. 
     [Modification] 
       FIG. 12  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in a modification of the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 12 , the wireless circuit  75 , the wireless circuit  73 , the wireless circuit  72 , and the wireless circuit  71  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  81 . 
     In the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , the TCU on-vehicle device  14  connected to the wireless circuit  71  is capable of transmitting/receiving radio signals in a plurality of frequency bands, and the wireless circuit  71  is connected to the farthest end, i.e., at the last, with respect to the path part  41 , and is positioned at the last stage, i.e., in the last part, among the wireless circuits  70 . 
     In the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , the wireless circuit  71  is connected to the TCU on-vehicle device  14  capable of transmitting/receiving radio signals in a plurality of frequency bands, and is connected to the farthest end with respect to the path part  41 . As for the wireless circuits  70  other than the wireless circuit  71 , each wireless circuit  70  for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected to a side closer to the path part  41 . 
       FIG. 13  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in a modification of the on-vehicle transmission system according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 13 , the wireless circuit  65 , the wireless circuit  63 , the wireless circuit  62 , and the wireless circuit  61  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  82 . 
     In the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , the antenna  24  connected to the wireless circuit  61  is capable of transmitting/receiving radio signals in a plurality of frequency bands, and the wireless circuit  61  is connected to the farthest end, i.e., at the last, with respect to the path part  41 , and is positioned at the last stage, i.e., in the last part, among the wireless circuits  60 . 
     In the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , the wireless circuit  61  is connected to an antenna capable of transmitting/receiving radio signals in a plurality of frequency bands, and is connected to the farthest end with respect to the path part  41 . As for the wireless circuits  60  other than the wireless circuit  61 , each wireless circuit  60  for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected to a side closer to the path part  41 . 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, the bias T  91 A is provided outside the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , and is provided outside the on-vehicle devices. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. In the on-vehicle transmission system  101 , the bias T  91 A may be included in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , may be included in a wireless circuit  70 , or may be included in an on-vehicle device. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, the bias T  92 A is provided outside the antenna-side circuit unit  31 . However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. In the on-vehicle transmission system  101 , the bias T  92 A may be included in the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , or may be included in a wireless circuit  60 . 
     As described above, with respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , each wireless circuit  70  for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected to a side closer to the path part  41 . 
     Due to this configuration, a radio signal in a higher frequency band can be set as the radio signal to be filtered in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91 . Therefore, the configuration of the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be simplified. 
     With respect to the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure, in the antenna-side circuit unit  31 , each wireless circuit  60  for which the frequency band of the radio signal to be received is lower is connected to a side closer to the path part  41 . 
     Due to this configuration, a radio signal in a higher frequency band can be set as the radio signal to be filtered in the antenna-side power supply circuit  92 . Therefore, the configuration of the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be simplified. 
     The other configurations and operations are the same as those in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment, and thus, specific description thereof is not repeated here. 
     Next, another embodiment of the present disclosure is described with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference signs, and the description thereof is not repeated. 
     Third Embodiment 
     The present embodiment relates to an on-vehicle transmission system  101  in which the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit and the antenna-side circuit unit each include a plurality of transmission lines, when compared with the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first embodiment. Other than the content described below, the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the present embodiment is the same as the on-vehicle transmission system  101  in the first and second embodiments. 
     [On-Vehicle-Device-Side Circuit Unit] 
       FIG. 14  shows an example of a configuration of the on-vehicle-device side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to a third embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 14 , the on-vehicle transmission system  101  includes an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51 , a 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , a GPS on-vehicle device  13 , a TCU on-vehicle device  14 , and a radio on-vehicle device  15 , on the on-vehicle-device side. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes wireless circuits  72  to  74  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The wireless circuits  72  to  74  are connected in series, that is, subordinately connected. Hereinafter, in the description of the present embodiment, each of the wireless circuits  72  to  74  is also referred to as a wireless circuit  70 . 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 14 , the path part  41  includes transmission lines  43  and  44  which are not electrically connected to each other. The transmission lines  43  and  44  are antenna cables, for example. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes transmission lines  83  and  84  which connect circuit elements on the on-vehicle-device side. For example, the transmission line  83  and the transmission line  84  are not electrically connected to each other. 
     More specifically, an end portion of the transmission line  83  is connected to the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 , and an end portion of transmission line  84  is connected to the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 . Accordingly, the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  receives a radio signal from the path part  41 , and outputs a radio signal to the path part  41 . The transmission line  83  and the transmission line  43  may be an integrated transmission line, and the transmission line  84  and the transmission line  44  may be an integrated transmission line. 
     The plurality of wireless circuits  70  in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  include a single-line circuit which is a wireless circuit that receives a radio signal from one transmission line  83 , and a multi-line circuit which is a wireless circuit that receives radio signals from a plurality of transmission lines  83  and  84 . The number of the single-line circuit and the multi-line circuit may each be one or a plurality. 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 14 , the wireless circuit  73  is a single-line circuit, and the wireless circuits  72  and  74  are each a multi-line circuit. 
     More specifically, the wireless circuit  72 , the wireless circuit  73 , and the wireless circuit  74  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  84 . The wireless circuit  72  and the wireless circuit  74  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  83 . 
     Each wireless circuit  70  is connected, via the transmission line  83  or the transmission line  84 , to an on-vehicle device capable of providing a service that uses a radio signal in a corresponding frequency band. 
     For example, the wireless circuit  72  is connected to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  via the transmission line  83  and the transmission line  84 , the wireless circuit  73  is connected to the GPS on-vehicle device  13  via the transmission line  84 , and the wireless circuit  74  is connected to the TCU on-vehicle device  14  via the transmission line  83  and the transmission line  84  and is connected to the radio on-vehicle device  15  via the transmission line  83  and the transmission line  84 . 
     For example, the wireless circuits  72 ,  74  are each a wireless transmission/reception circuit, and the wireless circuit  73  is a wireless reception circuit. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  splits a radio signal received from the path part  41  and provides the resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits  70 . 
     More specifically, each wireless circuit  70  includes at least one of a diplexer which functions as a filter that separates the radio signal in the transmission line  83 , and a diplexer which functions as a filter that separates the radio signal in the transmission line  84 . 
     For example, the wireless circuit  72  includes a diplexer  122 A and a diplexer  122 B, the wireless circuit  73  includes a diplexer  123 B, and the wireless circuit  74  includes a diplexer  124 A and a diplexer  124 B. 
     For example, the diplexers  122 A and  124 A are connected in series via the transmission line  83 , and the diplexers  122 B,  123 B, and  124 B are connected in series via the transmission line  84 . As an example, the diplexers  122 A,  122 B,  123 B,  124 A, and  124 B are implemented by band-pass filters and band-rejection filters. 
     A DC frequency component is included in the passband of each of the diplexers  122 A and  122 B of the wireless circuit  72 , the diplexer  123 B of the wireless circuit  73 , and the diplexers  124 A and  124 B of the wireless circuit  74 . 
     The diplexer  122 A in the wireless circuit  72  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band. The diplexer  122 A outputs the separated radio signal to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 . The diplexer  122 A outputs, to the wireless circuit  74 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  122 A outputs a radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , to the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 . The diplexer  122 A outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  74 , to the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 . The diplexer  122 A combines the radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  74 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  122 B in the wireless circuit  72  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 , and separates a frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band. The diplexer  122 B outputs the separated radio signal to the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 . The diplexer  122 B outputs, to the wireless circuit  73 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  122 B outputs a radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12 , to the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 . The diplexer  122 B outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 , to the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 . The diplexer  122 B combines the radio signal received from the 2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device  12  and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  123 B in the wireless circuit  73  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  72 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to GPS. The diplexer  123 B outputs the separated radio signal to the GPS on-vehicle device  13 . The diplexer  123 B outputs, to the wireless circuit  74 , a radio signal including frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 1.2 GHz to 1.6 GHz, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  72 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  123 B outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  74 , to the wireless circuit  72 . 
     The diplexer  124 A in the wireless circuit  74  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  72 , and separates a frequency component in a signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to TCU. The diplexer  124 A outputs the separated radio signal to the TCU on-vehicle device  14 . The diplexer  124 A outputs, to the radio on-vehicle device  15 , a radio signal that includes frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz and that includes a frequency component in a signal band including 1 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to AM radio, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  72 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  124 A outputs a radio signal received from the TCU on-vehicle device  14 , to the wireless circuit  72 . 
     The diplexer  124 B in the wireless circuit  74  receives a radio signal obtained by combining a plurality of frequency components, from the wireless circuit  73 , and separates a frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to TCU. The diplexer  124 B outputs the separated radio signal to the TCU on-vehicle device  14 . The diplexer  124 B outputs, to the radio on-vehicle device  15 , a radio signal that includes frequency components other than the frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz and that includes a frequency component in the signal band including 1 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to AM radio, in the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  73 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  124 B outputs a radio signal received from the TCU on-vehicle device  14 , to the wireless circuit  73 . 
     [Power Supply Circuit on On-Vehicle-Device Side] 
     The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  further includes an on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  includes a bias T  91 A, for example. 
     The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  supplies power to each circuit on the on-vehicle-device side, and supplies power from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side via the path part  41 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  83  and  84 . For example, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is connected to and superimposes power via the bias T  91 A to a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  83  and  84 . 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 14 , the wireless circuit  73 , which is a single-line circuit, is connected to the transmission line  84 , and no single-line circuit is connected to the transmission line  83 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power to the transmission line  83 , which is different from the transmission line  84  which is the transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  83  and  84 . 
     For example, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  83 , in a portion, in the transmission line  83 , that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  72  which is the wireless circuit  70  nearest to the path part  41 . 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 14 , the output port of the bias T  91 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  72  and the wireless circuit  74  in the transmission line  83 , and a DC voltage generated in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  is outputted to the transmission line  83  at this portion. 
     [Antenna-Side Circuit Unit] 
       FIG. 15  shows an example of a configuration of the antenna side in the on-vehicle transmission system according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     With reference to  FIG. 15 , the antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes wireless circuits  62  to  64  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The wireless circuits  62  to  64  are connected in series, that is, subordinately connected. Hereinafter, in the description of the present embodiment, each of the wireless circuits  62  to  64  is also referred to as a wireless circuit  60 . 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 15 , the antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes transmission lines  85  and  86  which connect circuit elements on the antenna side. For example, the transmission line  85  and the transmission line  86  are not electrically connected to each other. 
     More specifically, an end portion of the transmission line  85  is connected to the transmission line  43  in the path part  41 , and an end portion of the transmission line  86  is connected to the transmission line  44  in the path part  41 . Accordingly, the antenna-side circuit unit  31  receives a radio signal from the path part  41  and outputs a radio signal to the path part  41 . The transmission line  85  and the transmission line  43  may be an integrated transmission line, and the transmission line  86  and the transmission line  44  may be an integrated transmission line. 
     The plurality of wireless circuits  60  in the antenna-side circuit unit  31  include a single-line circuit which is a wireless circuit that receives a radio signal via one antenna and outputs the received radio signal to one transmission line  86 , and a multi-line circuit which is a wireless circuit that receives radio signals via a plurality of antennas, and outputs the received radio signals to a plurality of transmission lines  85  and  86 . The number of the single-line circuit and the multi-line circuit may each be one or a plurality. 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 15 , the wireless circuit  63  is a single-line circuit and the wireless circuits  62  and  64  are each a multi-line circuit. 
     More specifically, the wireless circuit  62 , the wireless circuit  63 , and the wireless circuit  64  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  86 . The wireless circuit  62  and the wireless circuit  64  are connected to each other in this order from the path part  41  side via the transmission line  85 . 
     Each wireless circuit  60  is connected, via the transmission line  85  or the transmission line  86 , to an antenna capable of receiving a radio signal in a corresponding frequency band. 
     For example, the wireless circuit  62  is connected to an antenna  22 A via the transmission line  85 , and is connected to an antenna  22 B via the transmission line  86 . The wireless circuit  63  is connected to an antenna  23 B via the transmission line  86 . The wireless circuit  64  is connected to an antenna  24 A via the transmission line  85 , and is connected to an antenna  24 B via the transmission line  86 . Further, the wireless circuit  64  is connected to an antenna  25 A via the transmission line  85 , and is connected to an antenna  25 B via the transmission line  86 . 
     For example, the wireless circuits  62  and  64  are each a wireless transmission/reception circuit, and the wireless circuit  63  is a wireless reception circuit. 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  combines radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits  60  and outputs a resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     More specifically, each wireless circuit  60  includes at least one of a diplexer which combines radio signals in the transmission line  85 , and a diplexer which combines radio signals in the transmission line  86 . 
     For example, the wireless circuit  62  includes a diplexer  112 A and a diplexer  112 B, the wireless circuit  63  includes a diplexer  113 B, and the wireless circuit  64  includes a diplexer  114 A and a diplexer  114 B. For example, the diplexers  112 A and  114 A are connected in series via the transmission line  85 , and the diplexers  112 B,  113 B, and  114 B are connected in series via the transmission line  86 . The diplexers  112 A and  114 A also function as filters which each separate the radio signal in the transmission line  85 , and the diplexers  112 B,  113 B, and  114 B also function as filters which each separate the radio signal in the transmission line  86 . As an example, the diplexers  112 A,  112 B,  113 B,  114 A, and  114 B are implemented by band-pass filters and band-rejection filters. 
     A DC frequency component is included in the passband of each of the diplexers  112 A and  112 B of the wireless circuit  62 , the diplexer  113 B of the wireless circuit  63 , and the diplexers  114 A and  114 B of the wireless circuit  64 . 
     The diplexer  112 A in the wireless circuit  62  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  22 A and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the path part  41 . The diplexer  112 A outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , to the path part  41 . The diplexer  112 A combines the radio signal received at the antenna  22 A and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  112 A separates a frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, from a radio signal received from the path part  41 . The diplexer  112 A outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  22 A. The diplexer  112 A outputs, to the wireless circuit  64 , a radio signal including a frequency components outside the signal band including 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  112 B in the wireless circuit  62  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  22 B and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the path part  41 . The diplexer  112 B outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 , to the path part  41 . The diplexer  112 B combines the radio signal received at the antenna  22 B and corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  112 B separates a frequency component in the signal band including 2.4 GHz that is a radio signal corresponding to wireless LAN in 2.4 GHz band, from a radio signal received from the path part  41 . The diplexer  112 B outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  22 B. The diplexer  112 B outputs, to the wireless circuit  63 , a radio signal including frequency components outside the signal band including 2.4 GHz, in the radio signal received from the path part  41 . 
     The diplexer  113 B in the wireless circuit  63  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  23 B and corresponding to GPS, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  113 B outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , to the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  113 B combines the radio signal received at the antenna  23 B and corresponding to GPS, and the radio signal received from the wireless circuit  64 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  113 B outputs a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 , to the wireless circuit  64 . 
     The diplexer  114 A in the wireless circuit  64  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  24 A and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  114 A receives a radio signal received at the antenna  25 A and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  114 A combines the radio signal received at the antenna  24 A and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and the radio signal received at the antenna  25 A and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  62 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  114 A separates a frequency component in a signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, from a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  62 . The diplexer  114 A outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  24 A. 
     The diplexer  114 B in the wireless circuit  64  receives a radio signal received at the antenna  24 B and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  114 B receives a radio signal received at the antenna  25 B and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the received radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  114 B combines the radio signal received at the antenna  24 B and corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, and the radio signal received at the antenna  25 B and corresponding to AM radio, and outputs the resultant radio signal to the wireless circuit  63 . 
     Meanwhile, the diplexer  114 B separates a frequency component in the signal band including 700 MHz that is a radio signal corresponding to LTE in 700 MHz band, from a radio signal received from the wireless circuit  63 . The diplexer  114 B outputs the separated radio signal to the antenna  24 B. 
     [Power Supply Circuit on Antenna Side] 
     The antenna-side circuit unit  31  further includes an antenna-side power supply circuit  92 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  includes a bias T  92 A, for example. 
     The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side via the path part  41 , and supplies the power to the above-described circuits on the antenna side. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  85  and  86 . For example, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  is connected to and obtains power via the bias T  92 A from a transmission line different from a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  85  and  86 . 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 15 , the wireless circuit  63 , which is a single-line circuit, is connected to the transmission line  86 , and no single-line circuit is connected to the transmission line  85 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  85 , which is different from the transmission line  86  which is the transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  85  and  86 . 
     For example, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  85 , in a portion, in the transmission line  85 , that is on the side opposite to the path part  41  with respect to the wireless circuit  62  which is the wireless circuit  60  nearest to the path part  41 . 
     In the example shown in  FIG. 15 , the input port of the bias T  92 A is connected to a portion between the wireless circuit  62  and the wireless circuit  64  in the transmission line  85 , and the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  85  at this portion. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, the path part  41  includes two transmission lines  43  and  44  which transmit radio signals. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The path part  41  may include three or more transmission lines. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, the antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes two transmission lines  85  and  86 . However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The antenna-side circuit unit  31  may include three or more transmission lines. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes two transmission lines  83  and  84 . However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  may include three or more transmission lines. 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, a multi-line circuit in the antenna-side circuit unit  31  receives radio signals in the same frequency band with each other via two antennas, and outputs received radio signals to respective two transmission lines. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The multi-line circuit in the antenna-side circuit unit  31  may receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other via two antennas, and output the radio signals to respective two transmission lines. 
     The multi-line circuit in the antenna-side circuit unit  31  may receive radio signals in frequency bands of different numbers of types from each other via a plurality of antennas, and output the received radio signals to a plurality of respective transmission lines. In this case, preferably, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from a transmission line that is different from a transmission line having radio signals in a largest number of types of frequency bands outputted thereto, and that is different from a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto, among a plurality of transmission lines. 
     Specifically, with reference to  FIG. 15 , for example, the wireless circuit  64  may receive, via the antenna  25 A, a radio signal in a frequency band of 1 MHz corresponding to AM radio, and output the received radio signal to the transmission line  85 , and in addition, receive, via the antenna  25 B, a radio signal in a frequency band of 1 MHz corresponding to AM radio and a radio signal in a frequency band of 90 MHz corresponding to FM radio, and output the received radio signals to the transmission line  86 . 
     In this case, preferably, the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  85  which is different from the transmission line  86  having radio signals in a largest number of types of frequency bands outputted thereto, and which is different from the transmission line  86  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto, among the transmission lines  85  and  86 . 
     In the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, the multi-line circuit in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  receives radio signals in the same frequency band with each other via two transmission lines. However, the present disclosure is not limited thereto. The multi-line circuit in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  may receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other via two transmission lines. 
     The multi-line circuit in the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  may receive radio signals in frequency bands of different numbers of types from each other via a plurality of transmission lines. In this case, preferably, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on a transmission line that is different from a transmission line transmitting radio signals in a largest number of types of frequency bands, and that is different from a transmission line having a largest number of single-line circuit connected thereto, among a plurality of transmission lines. 
     Specifically, with reference to  FIG. 14 , for example, the wireless circuit  74  may receive, via the transmission line  83 , a radio signal in a frequency band of 1 MHz corresponding to AM radio, and receive, via the transmission line  84 , a radio signal in a frequency band of 1 MHz corresponding to AM radio and a radio signal in a frequency band of 90 MHz corresponding to FM radio. 
     In this case, preferably, the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  83  which is different from the transmission line  84  transmitting radio signals in a largest number of types of frequency bands, and which is different from the transmission line  84  having a largest number of single-line circuit connected thereto, among the transmission lines  83  and  84 . 
     As described above, the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including one or a plurality of antennas and a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The path part  41  transmits a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  includes a plurality of wireless circuits  72  to  74  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  supplies power from the on-vehicle-device side to circuits on the antenna side via the path part  41 . The plurality of wireless circuits  72  to  74  are connected in series via the transmission lines  83  and  84  which transmit radio signals, and respectively connected to a plurality of on-vehicle devices via the transmission lines  83  and  84  which transmit radio signals. The on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit  51  splits a radio signal received from the path part  41  and provides the resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits  72  to  74 . The plurality of wireless circuits  72  to  74  include: one or a plurality of single-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit  73  which receives a radio signal from one transmission line  84 ; and one or a plurality of multi-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit  72 ,  74  which receives radio signals from a plurality of transmission lines  83  and  84 . The on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power on the transmission line  83  which is different from the transmission line  84  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  83  and  84 . 
     When compared with the types of the radio signals transmitted via the transmission line  84  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto, the types of the radio signals transmitted via the transmission line  83  different from the transmission line  84  is small in number. As described above, the transmission line on which the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  superimposes power is set to the transmission line  83  different from the transmission line  84  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto. Due to this configuration, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be reduced. Therefore, the configuration of the on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit  91  can be simplified. 
     Thus, in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of a vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     As described above, the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure is mounted on a vehicle including a plurality of antennas and one or a plurality of on-vehicle devices. The path part  41  transmits a radio signal received from the antenna side, to the on-vehicle-device side. The antenna-side circuit unit  31  includes a plurality of wireless circuits  62  to  64  which receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other. The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side via the path part  41 , and supplies the power to each circuit on the antenna side. The plurality of wireless circuits  62  to  64  are connected in series via the transmission lines  85  and  86  which transmit radio signals, and are respectively connected to a plurality of antennas via the transmission lines  85  and  86  which transmit radio signals. The antenna-side circuit unit  31  combines radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits  62  to  64 , and outputs the resultant radio signal to the path part  41 . The plurality of wireless circuits  62  to  64  include: one or a plurality of single-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit  63  which receives a radio signal via one antenna and outputs the received radio signal to one transmission line  86 ; and one or a plurality of multi-line circuits which are each a wireless circuit  62 ,  64  which receives radio signals via a plurality of antennas and outputs the received radio signals to a plurality of transmission lines  85  and  86 . The antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power from the transmission line  85  which is different from the transmission line  86  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto among the transmission lines  85  and  86 . 
     When compared with the types of the radio signals transmitted via the transmission line  86  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto, the types of the radio signals transmitted via the transmission line  85  different from the transmission line  86  is small in number. As described above, the transmission line from which the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  obtains power is set to the transmission line  85  different from the transmission line  86  having a largest number of single-line circuits connected thereto. Due to this configuration, the number of the types of the radio signals to be filtered in the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be reduced. Therefore, the configuration of the antenna-side power supply circuit  92  can be simplified. 
     Therefore, in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the third embodiment of the present disclosure, in a configuration in which a radio signal is transmitted between the antenna side and the on-vehicle-device side of a vehicle, power can be supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side at low cost and in a simple configuration. 
     The other configurations and operations are the same as those in the on-vehicle transmission system  101  according to the first and second embodiments, and thus, specific description thereof is not repeated here. 
     The disclosed embodiments are merely illustrative in all aspects and should not be recognized as being restrictive. The scope of the present disclosure is defined by the scope of the claims rather than by the description above, and is intended to include meaning equivalent to the scope of the claims and all modifications within the scope. 
     The above description includes the features in the additional notes below. 
     [Additional Note 1] 
     An on-vehicle transmission system mounted on a vehicle, the on-vehicle transmission system comprising: 
     a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from an antenna side mounted on the vehicle, to an on-vehicle-device side mounted on the vehicle; 
     an on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits that are connected in series and that are configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other, the on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit being configured to split the radio signal received from the path part and provide resultant radio signals to the respective wireless circuits; and 
     a power supply circuit configured to supply power from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side via the path part, wherein 
     the power supply circuit includes a bias T, and 
     the bias T superimposes power on a transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal and provided on the on-vehicle-device side, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to a wireless circuit that is nearest to the path part. 
     [Additional Note 2] 
     An on-vehicle transmission system mounted on a vehicle, the on-vehicle transmission system comprising: 
     a path part configured to transmit a radio signal received from an antenna side mounted on the vehicle, to an on-vehicle-device side mounted on the vehicle; 
     an antenna-side circuit unit including a plurality of wireless circuits that are connected in series and that are configured to receive radio signals in frequency bands different from each other, the antenna-side circuit unit being configured to combine the radio signals received by the respective wireless circuits and output a resultant radio signal to the path part; and 
     a power supply circuit configured to obtain power supplied from the on-vehicle-device side to the antenna side via the path part and supply the power to each circuit on the antenna side, wherein 
     the power supply circuit includes a bias T, and 
     the bias T obtains power from a transmission line configured to transmit a radio signal and provided on the antenna side, in a portion, in the transmission line, that is on a side opposite to the path part with respect to a wireless circuit that is nearest to the path part. 
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               11  5G wireless LAN on-vehicle device 
               12  2.4G wireless LAN on-vehicle device 
               13  GPS on-vehicle device 
               14  TCU on-vehicle device 
               15  radio on-vehicle device 
               21 ,  22 ,  23 ,  24 ,  25 ,  22 A,  22 B,  23 B,  24 A,  24 B,  25 A,  25 B antenna 
               31  antenna-side circuit unit 
               32 A,  32 B LNA 
               41  path part 
               51  on-vehicle-device-side circuit unit 
               61  to  65  wireless circuit 
               71  to  75  wireless circuit 
               42 ,  43 ,  81 ,  82 ,  83 ,  84 ,  85 ,  86  transmission line 
               91  on-vehicle-device-side power supply circuit 
               91 A bias T 
               92  antenna-side power supply circuit 
               92 A bias T 
               101  on-vehicle transmission system 
               111  to  115 ,  121  to  125 ,  112 A,  112 B,  113 B,  114 A,  114 B,  122 A,  122 B,  123 B,  124 A,  124 B diplexer 
               129  modification diplexer