(第1實施形態)
以下，參照圖1至圖4說明關於第1實施形態。此外，在本說明書中，關於實施形態的構成要素及該要素的說明，有記載複數表現的情形。有複數表現的構成要素及說明，是未記載的其他表現也可以。再來，未有複數表現的構成要素及說明，是未記載的其他表現也可以。
圖1為概略表示第1實施形態的記憶卡11的例示平面圖。記憶卡11為半導體記憶裝置的一例。在本實施形態中，記憶卡11為microSD卡。此外，半導體記憶裝置，例如，是SD卡、多媒體卡、或USB快閃記憶體那種其他的裝置也可以。半導體記憶裝置包含具有半導體晶片的裝置或系統。
如各圖所示，在說明書中定義X軸、Y軸及Z軸。X軸、Y軸、Z軸相互垂直。X軸沿著記憶卡11的寬度制定。Y軸沿著記憶卡11的長度制定。Z軸沿著記憶卡11的厚度制定。
本實施形態的記憶卡11適用無線通信技術。例如，使用13.56MHz頻率的近距離無線通信(Near Field Communication：NFC)適用於記憶卡11。其他的無線通信技術適用於記憶卡11也可以。
適用NFC的記憶卡11藉由電磁感應以無線天線來感應電流。因此，如以下的說明，記憶卡11，例如，具有形成以能稱為線圈狀、螺旋狀、或渦卷狀的形狀的無線天線。
圖2為概略表示包含第1實施形態的記憶卡11的系統的構成的一例的例示區塊圖。如圖2所示，記憶卡11電連接至主機裝置12。主機裝置12為第2外部裝置的一例。再來，記憶卡11與無線通信主機裝置13進行無線通信。無線通信主機裝置13為第1外部裝置的一例。主機裝置12及無線通信主機裝置13分別例如是個人電腦、可攜電腦、智慧手機、行動電話、伺服器、智慧卡、讀取器/寫入器、或其他裝置。
記憶卡11具有：複數介面(I/F)端子22、無線天線23、控制器24、快閃記憶體25。I/F端子22為端子的一例。無線天線23為第2環形天線的一例，例如，也可稱為線圈、或二次線圈。
控制器24包含：無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、橋接控制器28。在本實施形態中，無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、及橋接控制器28分別為個別的電子部件。不過，無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、及橋接控制器28包含於作為一個電子部件的控制器24也可以。又，例如，複數電子部件及配線與程式構成無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、及橋接控制器28的各者也可以。亦即，無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、及橋接控制器28分別藉由一個電子要素、複數電子要素、或一個或者複數電子要素及程式構成也可以。
無線通信控制器26控制記憶卡11與無線通信主機裝置13之間的通信。無線通信控制器26具有記憶部26a。記憶體控制器27控制向快閃記憶體25的資料寫入及讀出。
橋接控制器28控制無線通信控制器26及記憶體控制器27。再來，橋接控制器28控制記憶卡11與主機裝置12間的通信。
記憶卡11若電連接至主機裝置12，記憶卡11會藉由從該主機裝置12供應的電力動作。例如，記憶卡11藉由主機裝置12寫入資料、或藉由主機裝置12讀出資料。
記憶卡11能夠以未連接至主機裝置12那種其他的裝置，且未從該其他裝置供應電力的狀態，與無線通信主機裝置13進行資料的收發。例如，記憶卡11基於電磁感應使無線天線23產生感應電動勢，藉此能夠與無線通信主機裝置13進行資料收發。記憶卡11，例如，以約13.56MHz的頻率進行以NFC規格為準據的通信，在與無線通信主機裝置13之間進行資料的收發。如此，記憶卡11未受到來自主機裝置12的電力供應也能夠動作。
本實施形態的記憶卡11依SD介面而在與主機裝置12之間進行資料收發。記憶卡11利用其他介面在與主機裝置12之間進行資料收發也可以。記憶卡11沿NFC介面在與無線通信主機裝置13之間進行資料收發。記憶卡11利用其他無線通信介面在與無線通信主機裝置13之間進行資料收發也可以。此外，主機裝置12與無線通信主機裝置13是相同裝置也可以。
圖3為概略表示第1實施形態的記憶卡11沿著圖1的F3-F3線的例示剖面圖。如圖3所示，記憶卡11更具有：基板31、中間天線32、保護殼33。中間天線32為第1環形天線的一例，例如，也可稱為線圈、或增壓線圈。
基板31例如為印刷電路板(PCB)。在本實施形態中，基板31例如具有複數層。此外，基板31並不限於此例。基板31具有：第1面31a、第2面31b。
第1面31a為向Z軸的負方向(Z軸的箭頭的相反方向)的略平坦的面。第2面31b位於第1面31a的相反側，為向Z軸的正方向(Z軸的箭頭所示的方向)的略平坦的面。
如圖1所示，記憶卡11及基板31分別形成在Y軸方向延伸的略矩形狀。基板31更具有：第1緣31c、第2緣31d、第3緣31e、第4緣31f。
第1緣31c及第2緣31d分別在X軸方向延伸。第1緣31c相對於第2緣31d在Y軸的正方向(Y軸的箭頭所示的方向)離間。第3緣31e在Y軸方向延伸。第4緣31f大致在Y軸方向延伸。第4緣31f形成缼陷或突起。
第1緣31c及第2緣31d分別比第3緣31e及第4緣31f還短。因此，第1緣31c及第2緣31d形成略矩形的基板31的短邊。第3緣31e及第4緣31f形成略矩形的基板31的長邊。
在基板31設置複數I/F端子22及中間天線32。複數I/F端子22設於第1面31a，鄰接於第1緣31c，沿著第1緣31c排列。本實施形態的I/F端子22為SD介面端子，確保對主機裝置12的電連接。換句話說，I/F端子22能與主機裝置12電連接。
在基板31實裝無線天線23、控制器24、及快閃記憶體25。快閃記憶體25配置於第2面31b之上。無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、及橋接控制器28配置於快閃記憶體25之上，例如藉由引線接合電連接至第2面31b的墊片。此外，無線通信控制器26、記憶體控制器27、及橋接控制器28的實裝不限於此例。
保護殼33，例如，為藉由非磁性體且絕緣體即合成樹脂製作的所謂的模樹脂。保護殼33由其他材料製作也可以。保護殼33覆蓋基板31的第1面31a及第2面31b、無線天線23、控制器24、及外閃記憶體25，形成記憶卡11的外面。
如圖3所示，保護殼33也與記憶卡11及基板31相同，形成在Y軸方向延伸的略矩形狀。保護殼33具有：第1外面33a、第2外面33b、第1緣33c、第2緣33d。第1外面33a為外面的一例。第1外面33a及第2外面33b分別露出記憶卡11的外部，為記憶卡11的外面的一部分。
第1外面33a為向Z軸的負方向的略平坦的面。第2外面33b位於第1外面33a的相反側，為向Z軸的正方向的略平坦的面。第1緣33c及第2緣33d形成略矩形的保護殼33的短邊，向X軸方向延伸。第1緣33c相對於第2緣33d在Y軸的正方向離間。保護殼33的第1緣33c及第2緣33d與基板31的第1緣31c及第2緣31d重疊。此外，第1緣33c及第2緣33d並不限於此例。
複數I/F端子22未被保護殼33覆蓋，在第1外面33a露出。複數I/F端子22鄰接於保護殼33的第1緣33c，沿著第1緣33c排列。又，在第2外面33b，印刷表示例如記憶卡11的容量的影像。
在本實施形態，無線天線23為具有被卷成螺旋狀在X軸方向延伸的線圈的環形天線。無線天線23卷繞在磁性體41周圍。磁性體41形成在X軸方向延伸的略長方體狀。此外，磁性體41形成圓柱狀那種其他形狀也可以。又，省略磁性體41也可以。
螺旋狀的無線天線23的中心Ax1在X軸方向延伸。X軸方向的無線天線23的長度，比Y軸方向的無線天線23的長度還長，且也比Z軸方向的無線天線23的長度還長。此外，無線天線23的尺寸並不限於此例。又，無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向局部地變化也可以。
無線天線23為所謂的晶片天線，在基板31的第2面31b藉由表面實裝而安裝。如圖1所示，無線天線23，鄰接於基板31的第2緣31d及保護殼33的第2緣33d，沿著第2緣31d、33d延伸。因此，無線天線23從複數I/F端子22在Y軸的負方向(Y軸的箭頭的相反方向)離間。
如圖2所示，無線天線23電連接至無線通信控制器26。基於磁力線通過無線天線23的內部造成的電磁感應，無線天線23將感應電動勢供應至無線通信控制器26。藉此，無線天線23基於電磁感應進行與外部裝置間的通信。
如圖1所示，在本實施形態中，中間天線32藉由設於基板31的一個層的導體圖案45形成。導體圖案45藉由銅這種導體作成，在基板31中，例如，形成墊片、配線、孔、及接地線板。此外，中間天線32藉由引線那種其他材料作成也可以。
中間天線32為藉由渦卷狀的導體圖案45形成的環形天線。中間天線32形成略四角形的環狀。此外，中間天線32形成圓環狀那種其他形成也可以。
如圖3所示，中間天線32設於基板31的中間的層，位於第1面31a與第2面31b之間。因此，中間天線32位於無線天線23、與第1外面33a之間。中間天線32，例如，隔介著基板31的絕緣層，從無線天線23離間。
如圖1所示，中間天線32，鄰接於第2緣31d及第3緣31e。中間天線32的一部分與無線天線23的一部分在Z軸方向重疊。此外，中間天線32與無線天線23的位置並不限於此例。
渦卷狀的中間天線32的中心Ax2在Z軸方向延伸。因此，無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向(X軸方向)與中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向(Z軸方向)交叉。無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向與中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向，在本實施形態中雖為垂直，但以比90°還小的角度交叉也可以。
與中心Ax2延伸的方向(Z軸方向)垂直的中間天線32的內側的剖面，比與中心Ax1延伸的方向(X軸方向)垂直的無線天線23的內側的剖面還大。換言之，X-Y平面的中間天線32的內側的剖面，比Y-Z平面的無線天線23的內側的剖面還大。中間天線32的內側的剖面為被渦卷狀的導體圖案45包圍的區域。無線天線23的內側的剖面為被螺旋狀的無線天線23包圍的區域。
如同圖1，在Z軸方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23與中間天線32交叉。又，在Z軸方向觀察的俯視中，X軸方向的無線天線23的一端部23a位於中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。端部23a為第1端部的一例。外緣32a藉由卷成渦卷狀的無線天線23的最外側的線形成。
X軸方向的無線天線23的另一端部23a位於中間天線32的外緣32a的外側。端部23b為第2端部的一例，位於端部23a的相反側。此外，無線天線23的兩個端部23a、23b都位於中間天線32的外緣32a的外側也可以。
無線天線23的一端部23a比基板31的第4緣31f還更靠近第3緣31e。無線天線23的另一端部23b比第3緣31e還更靠近第4緣31f。在X軸方向，無線天線23的一端部23a與第3緣31e之間的距離，比另一端部23b與第4緣31f之間的距離還長。
如圖2所示，中間天線32從包含I/F端子22、無線天線23、控制器24、及快閃記憶體25的電路C1電性分離。換句話說，中間天線32從無線天線23電性獨立。
中間天線32的端子連接至電容49。藉此，中間天線32形成從電路C1獨立的共振電路C2。此外，中間天線32並不限於此例。例如，形成中間天線32、或連接至中間天線32的導體圖案45，藉由設於基板31的複數層，在複數層的導體圖案45之間形成電容也可以。不限於電容49，由這種導體圖案45形成的電容、或其他電容可以與中間天線32一同形成共振電路C2。
藉由讓磁力線通過中間天線32的內部，在中間天線32產生電磁感應，在中間天線32使電流流動。藉由讓電流在中間天線32流動，中間天線32使通過該中間天線32的內部的磁力線產生。
在適用NFC的本實施形態的記憶卡11中，中間天線32的共振頻率設定成10MHz以上且20MHz以下。例如，中間天線32的共振頻率設定成約13.56MHz。中間天線32的共振頻率，例如，藉由電容49調整。
在以上說明的記憶卡11中，圖2的無線天線23接收到從無線通信主機裝置13發送的電波後，基於電磁感應使電流或電壓產生。無線天線23將產生的電力供應至無線通信控制器26。
本實施形態的無線天線23對應NFC對應的預定頻率或頻帶設定。例如，無線天線23的共振頻率設定成約13.56MHz。
無線天線23將從無線通信主機裝置13接收到的資料送至無線通信控制器26。再來，無線天線23將從無線通信控制器26接收到的資料送至無線通信主機裝置13。
無線通信控制器26能通過無線天線23與無線通信主機裝置13通信。無線通信控制器26控制使用相對於無線通信主機裝置13的無線天線23的NFC。
無線通信控制器26能藉由基於上述電磁感應在無線天線23產生的電力動作。無線通信控制器26接收以基於來自無線通信主機裝置13的電波在無線天線23產生的電流或電壓所表示的信號或資料，因應該信號或資料動作。例如，無線通信控制器26在動作時，從無線通信主機裝置13通過無線天線23以對應NFC的預定頻率接收資料，將資料寫入記憶部26a。又，無線通信控制器26在動作時，將寫入記憶部26a的資料讀出，通過無線天線23將該資料送至無線通信主機裝置13。更具體來說，無線通信控制器26通過無線天線23接收到對應NFC的預定頻率的信號後，能夠進行NFC的通信。
橋接控制器28能通過I/F端子22與主機裝置12通信。對快閃記憶體25寫入時，橋接控制器28將從主機裝置12通過I/F端子22接收到的資料，送至記憶體控制器27。對快閃記憶體25讀出時，橋接控制器28將從記憶體控制器27接收到的資料，通過I/F端子22送至主機裝置12。
例如記憶卡11電連接至主機裝置12時，對無線通信控制器26供應充足的電力。此時，無線通信控制器26將從無線通信主機裝置13通過無線天線23藉由NFC接收到的資料，通過橋接控制器28及記憶體控制器27，寫入快閃記憶體25也可以。
對無線通信控制器26供應充足的電力時，無線通信控制器26將寫入快閃記憶體25的資料，通過橋接控制器28及記憶體控制器27讀出，生成資料，將該資料寫入記憶部26a也可以。
對無線通信控制器26供應充足的電力時，無線通信控制器26將寫入快閃記憶體25的資料的一部分或全部，通過橋接控制器28及記憶體控制器27讀出，將讀出的資料通過無線天線23發送至無線通信主機裝置13也可以。
記憶部26a為能藉由在無線天線23產生的電力動作的低電力消耗記憶體。對記憶部26a的資料的寫入及讀出的消耗電力，比對快閃記憶體25的資料的寫入及讀出的消耗電力還少。
記憶部26a例如為非揮發性記憶體。記憶部26a基於無線通信控制器26的控制記憶資料。此外，記憶部26a是將資料暫時記憶的記憶體也可以。記憶部26a例如為EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read‐Only Memory)。記憶部26a是其他的記憶體也可以。
如同上述，無線通信控制器26及記憶部26a能藉由因來自無線通信主機裝置13的電波在無線天線23感應的電力動作。不過，無線通信控制器26及記憶部26a，在記憶卡11從主機裝置12供應電力時，藉由從主機裝置12供應的電力動作也可以。
快閃記憶體25例如為NAND型快閃記憶體。此外，記憶卡11，取代快閃記憶體25，具有NOR型快閃記憶體、磁阻記憶體(Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory：MRAM)、相變化記憶體(Phase change Random Access Memory：PRAM)、電阻變化型記憶體(Resistive Random Access Memory：ReRAM)、或強介電體記憶體(Ferroelectric Random Access Memory：FeRAM)這些其他的非揮發性記憶體也可以。
記憶體控制器27控制向快閃記憶體25的資料寫入及讀出。更具體來說，記憶體控制器27從主機裝置12通過I/F端子22及橋接控制器28接收到寫入命令及資料時，將該資料寫入快閃記憶體25。記憶體控制器27從主機裝置12通過I/F端子22及橋接控制器28接收到讀出命令時，從快閃記憶體25將資料讀出，將該資料通過橋接控制器28及I/F端子22送至主機裝置12。
例如記憶卡11電連接至主機裝置12時，對記憶體控制器27供應充足的電力。此時，記憶體控制器27將從無線通信主機裝置13通過無線天線23、無線通信控制器26、及橋接控制器28接收到的資料，寫入快閃記憶體25也可以。對記憶體控制器27供應充足的電力時，記憶體控制器27將從快閃記憶體25讀出的資料，通過橋接控制器28、無線通信控制器26、及無線天線23，向無線通信主機裝置13發送也可以。
快閃記憶體25及記憶體控制器27藉由從主機裝置12供應的電力動作。
上述資料，例如，為依照NFC介面在無線通信主機裝置13與記憶卡11之間發送及接收的資料也可以、寫入快閃記憶體25的資料的特徵資料也可以、從無線通信主機裝置13通過無線天線23而被無線通信控制器26接收的特徵資料也可以、關於快閃記憶體25的特徵資料也可以、關於記憶卡11的特徵資料也可以。更具體地說明，資料，例如，為寫入快閃記憶體25的影像資料之中的一部分(例如最初或最後)的資料、縮圖資料、寫入快閃記憶體25的資料的管理資訊、快閃記憶體25的記憶體容量、快閃記憶體25的剩下容量、寫入快閃記憶體25的檔案的名稱、資料的生成時間、資料為影像資料時寫入攝影時間資料、快閃記憶體25的檔案數也可以。
在本實施形態中，來自主機裝置12的寫入指示及資料，首先，被橋接控制器28接收，之後，被記憶體控制器27接收。這是因為，首先，橋接控制器28判斷寫入指示及資料是從主機裝置12接收、或是從無線通信主機裝置13接收，因為該判斷結果切換動作。
在本實施形態中，例如，記憶卡11與無線通信主機裝置13，收發關於對快閃記憶體25的資料的寫入及讀入的許可或禁止的資料(以下，稱為鎖定功能的資料）。記憶部26a記憶鎖定機能的資料。此外，記憶卡11及記憶部26a不以此例為限。
無線通信控制器26基於從無線通信主機裝置13接收到的資料，將鎖定功能的資料寫入記憶部26a。橋接控制器28從主機裝置12接收到資料時，參照記憶於記憶部26a的鎖定功能的資料。橋接控制器28在被禁止對快閃記憶體25的資料的寫入及讀入禁止時，不進行與記憶體控制器27之間的資料收發。橋接控制器28在被禁止對快閃記憶體25的資料的寫入及讀入禁止時，不進行與記憶體控制器27之間的資料收發。
以下，詳細說明關於無線天線23的電磁感應。圖4為概略表示第1實施形態的記憶卡11及無線通信主機裝置13的例示斜視圖。如圖4所示，無線通信主機裝置13具有天線13a。天線13a，例如，也能稱為一次線圈。
天線13a，例如，為渦卷狀的環形天線。天線13a形成大致四角形的環狀。此外，天線13a形成圓環狀那種其他形狀也可以。天線13a的內側的剖面比中間天線32的內側的剖面還大。此外，天線13a的大小並不限於此例。
天線13a，例如，藉由發送電波，使具有約13.56MHz的頻率的第1磁場M1產生。此外，無線通信主機裝置13的天線13a僅使第1磁場M1產生也可以。圖4及圖3示意地將第1磁場M1的磁力線以箭頭表示。通常，第1磁場M1的磁力線通過天線13a的內部，從天線13a擴大成略放射狀。
與無線通信主機裝置13進行無線通信時，記憶卡11，以天線13a的中心延伸的方向與中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向成為略平行的方式，配置於天線13a的上方。例如，記憶卡11相對於天線13a配置於圖4的第1位置P1或第2位置P2。
從Z軸方向俯視時，第1位置P1的記憶卡11的無線天線23與天線13a交叉。此時，第1磁場M1的磁力線能夠通過無線天線23的內部。
基於第1磁場M1的磁力線通過無線天線23的內部造成的電磁感應，無線天線23使感應電動勢產生。無線通信控制器26基於在無線天線23產生的感應電動勢動作，通過無線天線23進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信。
另一方面，從Z軸方向俯視時，第2位置P2的記憶卡11的無線天線23與天線13a平行延伸。此時，無線天線23的中心Ax1與第1磁場M1的磁力線垂直，第1磁場M1的磁力線難以通過無線天線23的內部。即便藉由第1磁場M1的磁力線在無線天線23產生電磁感應，為了無線通信控制器26的動作感應電動勢仍有不充分的情形。
無線天線23在X軸方向長長地卷曲。因此，無線天線23例如指向性比中間天線32還強，第1磁場M1的磁力線難以通過內部。又，無線天線23在基板31之上的専有面積小。
如圖3所示，第1磁場M1的磁力線能夠通過中間天線32的內部。再來，中間天線32藉由共振能夠集中第1磁場M1的磁力線。藉由通過中間天線32內部的第1磁場M1的磁力線，在中間天線32產生電磁感應。
基於電磁感應在中間天線32流動電流的話，中間天線32使第2磁場M2產生。圖3示意地將第2磁場M2的磁力線以箭頭表示。第2磁場M2的磁力線通過中間天線32的內部，從中間天線32擴大成略放射狀。
從Z軸方向俯視時，無線天線23與中間天線32交叉。因此，第2磁場M2的磁力線能夠通過無線天線23的內部。基於第2磁場M2的磁力線通過無線天線23的內部造成的電磁感應，無線天線23使感應電動勢產生。亦即，在中間天線32產生電磁感應後，在無線天線23連鎖地產生電磁感應。無線通信控制器26基於在無線天線23產生的感應電動勢動作，通過無線天線23進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信。
再來，第1磁場M1的磁力線，因為共振，通過中間天線32的內部，以從中間天線32擴大成放射狀的方式變更方向。變更方向的第1磁場M1的磁力線能夠通過無線天線23的內部。因此，無線天線23內部的磁力線密度增大，無線天線23中的感應電動勢能增大。
如同以上，無線天線23能夠在與無線通信主機裝置13的天線13a之間直接收發電波及磁場，同時也能夠在與天線13a之間通過中間天線32間接收發電波及磁場。亦即，記憶卡11除了在以無線天線23產生電磁感應的位置以外，在以中間天線32產生電磁感應的位置，也能夠在與無線通信主機裝置13之間進行通信。
記憶卡11，例如，也有以收容在主機裝置12的連接器的狀態，在與其他無線通信主機裝置13之間進行通信的情形。此時，因為中間天線32被主機裝置12及連接器的金屬框體覆蓋，第1磁場M1的磁力線難以通過中間天線32的內部。但是，無線天線23位於連接器的開口端附近。因此，第1磁場M1的磁力線能夠通過無線天線23的內部，記憶卡11能夠在與無線通信主機裝置13之間進行通信。
例如記憶卡11電連接至主機裝置12，對無線通信控制器26供應充足的電力時，無線通信控制器26作為讀取器/寫入器作用也可以。此時，無線通信控制器26將表示信號或資料的電流或電壓供應至無線天線23。藉此，無線天線23例如藉由發送電波，使第3磁場M3產生。
中間天線32基於第3磁場M3造成的電磁感應，使第2磁場M2產生。藉由第2磁場M2在天線13a產生電磁感應後，無線通信主機裝置13接收在天線13a產生的以電流或電壓表示的信號或資料，因應該信號或資料動作。
在以上說明的第1實施形態的記憶卡11中，中間天線32基於第1磁場M1造成的電磁感應使第2磁場M2產生。無線天線23基於第2磁場M2造成的電磁感應使感應電動勢產生。控制器24的無線通信控制器26能基於在無線天線23產生的感應電動勢動作，通過無線天線23進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信。亦即，中間天線32將第1磁場M1，變換成適合無線天線23的電磁感應的第2磁場M2。在本實施形態中，中間天線32進行方向不同的第1磁場M1與第2磁場M2之間的變換。藉此，與缺少中間天線32的情形相比，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
第2環形天線能基於第1磁場M1造成的電磁感應使感應電動勢產生。亦即，無線通信控制器26，在第1磁場M1的磁力線直接通過無線天線23的內部時、以及因為第1磁場M1的磁力線通過中間天線32內部而該中間天線32使第2磁場M2產生，該第2磁場M2的磁力線通過無線天線23內部時的兩種情形中，能進行與無線通信主機裝置13的通信。藉此，與缺少中間天線32的情形相比，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
如同第1位置P1，無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向與天線13a之線平行延伸，無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向與第1磁場M1的磁力線的方向垂直時，磁力線難以通過無線天線23內部，在無線天線23難以產生電磁感應。在本實施形態中，中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向與無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向交叉。藉此，能夠在中間天線32與無線天線23之中的至少一者的內部讓第1磁場M1的磁力線通過，在中間天線32與無線天線23之中至少一者產生電磁感應。藉此，控制器24能更確實地進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的一端部23a位於中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。藉此，通過中間天線32的內部的第2磁場M2的磁力線，容易從無線天線23的一端部23a進入該無線天線23的內部，容易在無線天線23產生電磁感應。又，藉由無線天線23產生的第3磁場M3的磁力線，容易進入中間天線32的內部。藉此，控制器24能更確實地進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
與中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向垂直的該中間天線32的內側的剖面，比與無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向垂直的該無線天線23的內側的剖面還大。藉此，第1磁場M1的磁力線容易通過中間天線32內部，在中間天線32容易產生電磁感應。藉此，控制器24能更確實地進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
中間天線32從無線天線23相互電性分離。藉此，例如，即便中間天線32被導電體覆蓋，第1磁場M1的磁力線若通過無線天線23的內部，則控制器24能與無線通信主機裝置13進行通信。因此，抑制了記憶卡11的通信範圍的減少。
中間天線32位於無線天線23與複數I/F端子22露出的第1外面33a之間。microSD卡即記憶卡11一般以朝向設置I/F端子22的第1外面33a從下方向的使用者遠離的方向被採用。因此，使用者以第1外面33a朝向無線通信主機裝置13的方式採用記憶卡11。藉由這樣的採用，中間天線32配置於無線天線23與無線通信主機裝置13之間。藉由無線通信主機裝置13產生的第1磁場M1的磁力線，例如藉由共振，通過中間天線32的內部，以從中間天線32擴大成放射狀的方式變更方向。因為變更方向的第1磁場M1的磁力線、與中間天線32產生的第2磁場M2的磁力線通過無線天線23的內部，在無線天線23產生電磁感應，控制器24能與無線通信主機裝置13進行通信。因此，因為中間天線32變更第1磁場M1的磁力線的方向，無線天線23內部的磁力線密度增大，無線天線23能夠確實地產生電磁感應。藉此，控制器24能更確實地進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
設於基板31的導體圖案45形成中間天線32。藉此，能夠不增加部件的件數而設置中間天線32，抑制了記憶卡11的成本增加。
無線天線23實裝於基板31。藉此，例如，容易將無線天線23以該無線天線23的中心Ax1延伸的方向與中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向相互交叉的方式配置。
中間天線32的共振頻率為10MHz以上且20MHz以下。以NFC規格為準據的磁場的頻率為13.56MHz。因此，中間天線32因為在具有以NFC規格為準據的頻率(13.56MHz)的第1磁場M1共振，容易使該第1磁場M1的磁力線集中。藉此，因為第1磁場M1中間天線32容易產生第2磁場M2，控制器24能更確實地進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
在Z軸方向觀察的俯視中，在中間天線32的內側，存在接合墊片那種導體也可以。即便存在導體，因為第1磁場M1的磁力線通過中間天線32內部，在中間天線32產生電磁感應。
(第2實施形態)
以下，有關第2實施形態參照圖5作說明。此外，在以下複數實施形態的說明中，具有與已說明的構成要素同樣的機能的構成要素，有與該既述的構成要素附加相同符號，並省略說明情形。又，附加相同符號的複數構成要素，不限於全部的機能及性質共通，具有因應各實施形態的不同機能及性質也可以。
圖5為概略表示第2實施形態的記憶卡11的例示斜視圖。如圖5所示，在第2實施形態中，記憶卡11更具有薄膜51。薄膜51，例如，也能稱為密封體。
薄膜51例如可藉由合成樹脂製作，但也可以由紙那種其他材料製作。在第2實施形態中，中間天線32設於薄膜51。再來，圖2的電容49也設於薄膜51，連接至中間天線32的端子。
薄膜51，例如，藉由塗佈於該薄膜51的黏接劑，貼附於保護殼33的第1外面33a。此外，薄膜51藉由兩面賿帶那種其他的手段貼附於第1外面33a也可以。
在以上說明的第2實施形態的記憶卡11中，設置中間天線32的薄膜51貼附於露出I/F端子22的第1外面33a。藉此，能夠容易設置中間天線32。再來，能夠容易在中間天線32與無線天線23之間設置適切的距離，中間天線32產生的第2磁場M2的磁力線容易通過無線天線23的內部。藉此，控制器24能更確實地進行與無線通信主機裝置13間的通信，能夠擴大半導體記憶裝置的通信範圍。
(第3實施形態)
以下，有關第3實施形態參照圖6作說明。圖6為意示地表示第3實施形態的中間天線32的例示斜視圖。如圖6所示，中間天線32具有：複數第1部分61、複數第2部分62、複數第3部分63。
第1部分61藉由設於基板31的第1層65的導體圖案45形成。第2部分62藉由設於基板31的第2層66的導體圖案45形成。第3部分63藉由設於基板31的第3層67的導體圖案45形成。
第2層66位於第1層65與第3層67之間。此外，在第1層65與第2層66之間、或第2層66與第3層67之間介在有其他層也可以。複數第2部分62分別與第1部分61及第3部分63藉由孔68電連接。
藉由孔68相互連接的複數第1部分61、複數第2部分62、及複數第3部分63形成串聯連接的複數線圈69。換句話說，中間天線32包含複數線圈69。複數線圈69在X-Y平面上配置成矩陣狀。此外，複數線圈69的配置並不限於此例。
複數線圈69藉由第1部分61、第2部分62、及第3部分63形成。藉由將第1部分61、第2部分62、及第3部分63設於基板31的第1層65、第2層66、及第3層67，線圈69形成螺旋狀。此外，複數線圈69形成渦卷狀也可以。
第1磁場M1的磁力線通過複數線圈69的任一者的內部後，在包含複數線圈69的中間天線32產生電磁感應。藉此，複數線圈69使第2磁場M2產生。
在以上說明的第3實施形態的記憶卡11中，無線天線23包含串聯連接的複數線圈69。藉此，與由大的一個線圈形成的無線天線23設於基板31的中間層的情形相比，無線天線23的內部空間較小。因此，能在無線天線23的內部，抑制在基板31的氣泡產生，抑制了記憶卡11的良率降低。
(第4實施形態)
以下，有關第4實施形態參照圖7作說明。圖7為概略表示第4實施形態的記憶卡11的例示平面圖。如圖7所示，第4實施形態的記憶卡11具有二個中間天線32。二個中間天線32相互電性分離。二個中間天線32分別形成個別的共振電路C2。
在Z軸方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的一端部23a位於一中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。無線天線23的另一端部23b位於另一中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。
以上說明的第4實施形態的記憶卡11具有相互電性分離的二個中間天線32。在Z軸方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的一端部23a位於一中間天線32的外緣32a的內側，另一端部23b位於另一中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。藉此，二個中間天線32之中一者的內部有第1磁場M1的磁力線通過的話，能在無線天線23的內部產生電磁感應。藉此，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
(第5實施形態)
以下，有關第5實施形態參照圖8作說明。圖8為概略表示設置第5實施形態的基板31的中間天線32的層的例示平面圖。在圖8中，無線天線23以二點鏈線表示。
圖8所示，第5實施形態的中間天線32設計成比第1實施形態的中間天線32還大。例如，X軸方向的中間天線32的長度，比X軸方向的無線天線23的長度還長。藉由將中間天線32設計成更大，中間天線32的內側剖面會變更大，中間天線32電感會增大。藉此，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
中間天線32具有由導體圖案45形成的導線71。導線71具有：第1延部71a、第2延部71b、第3延部71c、第4延部71d。第1延部71a為導線的一部分的一例。
第1延部71a鄰接於基板31的第2緣31d及保護殼33的第2緣33d，沿著第2緣31d、33d在X軸方向延伸。第2延部71b從第1延部71a在Y軸的正方向離間，在X軸方向延伸。
第3延部71c及第4延部71d在第1延部71a與第2延部71b之間，在Y軸方向延伸。第3延部71c鄰接於基板31的第3緣31e，沿著第3緣31e延伸。第4延部71d從第3延部71c在X軸的正方向(X軸的箭頭表示的方向)離間。藉由第1至第4延部71a、71b、71c、71d，中間天線32形成略四角形的環狀。此外，中間天線32的形狀並不限於此例。
無線天線23位於第1延部71a的附近。在本實施形態中，無線天線23沿著第1延部71a延伸，並且在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，重疊於第1延部71a的一部分。此外，無線天線23在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，從第1延部71a離間也可以。
在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的一端部23a位於中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。此外，端部23a的一部分位於外緣32a的內側，端部23a的另一部分位於外緣32a的外側也可以。再來，在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的另一端部23b位於中間天線32的外緣32a的內側。
無線天線23的一端部23a與導線71之間的距離，比另一端部23b與導線71之間的距離還短。例如，端部23a與第3延部71c之間的距離L1，比端部23b與第4延部71d之間的距離L2還短。此外，距離L1、L2並不限於此例。
中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，重疊於第1延部71a的無線天線23的長度L3，比無線天線23的端部23b與導線71之間的距離L2還短。此外，距離L2及長度L3並不限於此例。
導線71包含：複數第1導線75、複數第2導線76。第2導線76比第1導線75還粗。第1導線75與第2導線76交互連接，形成渦卷狀的中間天線32。
導線71的第1延部71a藉由第1導線75形成。第2延部71b藉由第2導線76形成。第3延部71c及第4延部71d分別藉由第1導線75及第2導線76形成。
導體圖案45除了中間天線32以外，還形成複數假圖案81。假圖案81在中間天線32的內側，隔著相互的間隔配置成格子狀(矩陣狀)。
複數假圖案81相互電性分離，從圖2的電路C1及共振電路C2電性分離。此外，假圖案81，例如，電連接至其他假圖案81那種其他導體也可以。
假圖案81例如形成略圓形。此外，假圖案81是其他形狀也可以。相鄰的假圖案81之間的距離比假圖案81的直徑還長。因此，中間天線32的內側的假圖案81的密度，比中間天線32的內側的非磁性體的密度還低。中間天線32的內側的假圖案81的密度，例如，因應中間天線32的通信性能設定。
藉由設置假圖案81，抑制了在基板31形成氣泡。再來，藉由設置假圖案81，提升了基板31的強度，並且基板31的第1面31a及第2面31b能更平坦地形成。
在以上說明的第5實施形態的記憶卡11中，無線天線23位於中間天線32的導線71的附近。亦即，無線天線23配置於中間天線32產生的第2磁場M2的磁力線密度高的位置。藉此，因為無線天線23產生的感應電動勢增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
無線天線23沿著導線71的第1延部71a延伸，並且在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，重疊於第1延部71a。亦即，無線天線23配置於中間天線32產生的第2磁場M2的磁力線密度更高的位置。藉此，因為無線天線23產生的感應電動勢增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
在導線71的附近產生的第2磁場M2的磁力線，從無線天線23的卷線的間隙進入無線天線23的內部。再來，藉由磁性體41，第2磁場M2的磁力線，容易進入無線天線23的內部。因此，在第1延部71a的附近產生的第2磁場M2的磁力線，在無線天線23使基於電磁感應的感應電動勢產生。因為越接近導線71則第2磁場M2的磁力線密度越高，配置於導線71的附近的無線天線23的卷線的間隙，能有更多的第2磁場M2的磁力線進入。因此，重疊於第1延部71a的本實施形態的無線天線23，能使更大的感應電動勢產生。
在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的端部23a的至少一部分位於中間天線32的外緣32a的內側，端部23b位於中間天線32的外緣32a的外側。藉此，進入端部23a的第2磁場M2的磁力線變得更多，且進入端部23b的第2磁場M2的磁力線變得更少。因此，能夠抑制在無線天線23，從端部23a進入的磁力線造成的感應電動勢、與從端部23b進入的磁力線造成的感應電動勢相互抵消。因為被抵消的感應電動勢降低，在無線天線23產生同時使控制器24動作的感應電動勢增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
端部23a與導線71之間的距離L1，比端部23b與導線71之間的距離L2還短。藉此，進入端部23a的第2磁場M2的磁力線變得更多，且進入端部23b的第2磁場M2的磁力線變得更少。因此，能夠抑制在無線天線23，從端部23a進入的磁力線造成的感應電動勢、與從端部23b進入的磁力線造成的感應電動勢相互抵消。因為被抵消的感應電動勢降低，在無線天線23產生同時使控制器24動作的感應電動勢增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，重疊於第1延部71a的無線天線23的長度L3，比端部23b與導線71之間的距離L2還長。藉此，無線天線23的更多的部分，配置於第2磁場M2的磁力線密度更高的位置。藉此，因為無線天線23產生的感應電動勢增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
導線71包含：第1導線75、比該第1導線75還粗的第2導線76。藉此，降低了第2導線76的電阻，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。再來，能夠藉由第1導線75使中間天線32的內側剖面及電感增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
(第6實施形態)
以下，有關第6實施形態參照圖9作說明。圖9為概略表示設置第6實施形態的基板31的中間天線32的層的例示平面圖。如圖9所示，第6實施形態的導線71具有凹部71e。
凹部71e為向中間天線32的內側凹陷的導線71的一部分。凹部71e設於第1延部71a與第4延部71d的角。因此，藉由在導線71設置凹部71e，第1延部71a及第4延部71d各者的長度，比第5實施形態中的第1延部71a及第4延部71d各者的長度還短。
在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的至少一部分與凹部71e交叉。在別的表現中，在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23橫斷凹部71e而延伸。
藉由凹部71e形成區域R。區域R為在基板31於中間天線32的外緣32a的外側，被凹部71e包圍的區域。圖9將區域R以二點鏈線假想地表示。
無線天線23的端部23b位於區域R。藉此，端部23b與導線71之間的距離L2，能比第5實施形態的距離L2還長。此外，藉由無線天線23通過區域R而端部23b位於區域R之外，使距離L2又更長也可以。
本實施形態的X軸方向的無線天線23的長度及中間天線32的長度，與第5實施形態的X軸方向的無線天線23的長度及中間天線32的長度相同。不過，因為導線71具有凹部71e，距離L2被設定成更長。
在以上說明的第6實施形態的記憶卡11中，導線71具有向中間天線32的內側凹陷的凹部71e。在中間天線32的中心Ax2延伸的方向觀察的俯視中，無線天線23的至少一部分與凹部71e交叉。因此，端部23b能配置於由凹部71e形成的區域R、或無線天線23能配置於通過該區域R而端部23b從導線71離間的位置。因此，即便例如在記憶卡11中配線及實裝有面積上的限制時，也能夠將端部23b配置於中間天線32的外緣32a的外側。又，凹部71e雖使中間天線32的內側剖面縮小，但導線71的其他部分能配置成比中間天線32的內側剖面更大。因此，中間天線32的內側剖面及電感增大，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
在第1、2、4、5、6實施形態中，中間天線32設成一層。但是，中間天線32設成複數層也可以。因此，即便例如在記憶卡11中配線及實裝有面積上的限制時，也能夠增加中間天線32的卷數，並且抑制中間天線32的內側剖面縮小。藉此，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
在以上說明的複數實施形態中，無線天線23為晶片天線，中間天線32藉由基板31的導體圖案45形成。不過，無線天線23與中間天線32一樣藉由設於基板31的導體圖案45形成也可以。又，中間天線32與無線天線23一樣是實裝於基板31的晶片天線也可以。在此情形中也一樣，無線通信控制器26，在第1磁場M1的磁力線直接通過無線天線23的內部時、以及因為第1磁場M1的磁力線通過中間天線32內部而該中間天線32使第2磁場M2產生，該第2磁場M2的磁力線通過無線天線23內部時的兩種情形中，能進行與無線通信主機裝置13的通信。藉此，與缺少中間天線32的情形相比，能夠擴大記憶卡11的通信範圍。
根據以上說明的至少一個實施形態，第1環形天線基於第1磁場造成的電磁感應使第2磁場產生。第2環形天線基於第2磁場造成的電磁感應使感應電動勢產生。控制器能基於在第2環形天線產生的感應電動勢而動作，進行與通過第2環形天線的第1外部裝置間的通信。亦即，第1環形天線將第1磁場，變換成適合第2環形天線的電磁感應的第2磁場。藉此，與缺少第1環形天線的情形相比，能夠擴大半導體記憶裝置的通信範圍。
雖已說明了本發明的幾個實施形態，但該等實施形態僅作為例示，並沒有要限定本發明的範圍。該等新穎的實施形態，也可以利用於其他各種形態來實施，在不脫離發明要旨的範圍內，可以進行各種省略、置換、變更。該等實施形態及其變形，在包含於發明的範圍及要旨中的同時，也包含申請專利範圍中所記載之發明的均等範圍。 (First Embodiment) Hereinafter, a first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4 . In addition, in this specification, regarding the description of the component of an embodiment, and this element, there are cases where plural expressions are described. Elements and descriptions with plural representations may be other representations not described. Furthermore, components and descriptions that are not represented in plural may be other representations not described. FIG. 1 is an exemplary plan view schematically showing a memory card 11 according to the first embodiment. The memory card 11 is an example of a semiconductor memory device. In this embodiment, the memory card 11 is a microSD card. In addition, the semiconductor memory device may be, for example, an SD card, a multimedia card, or other devices such as a USB flash memory. Semiconductor memory devices include devices or systems having semiconductor wafers. As shown in each figure, the X-axis, the Y-axis, and the Z-axis are defined in the specification. The X, Y, and Z axes are perpendicular to each other. The X axis is drawn along the width of the memory card 11 . The Y axis is drawn along the length of the memory card 11 . The Z axis is drawn along the thickness of the memory card 11 . The memory card 11 of this embodiment is adapted to the wireless communication technology. For example, Near Field Communication (NFC) using a frequency of 13.56 MHz is applicable to the memory card 11 . Other wireless communication technologies may also be applied to the memory card 11 . The NFC-compatible memory card 11 uses electromagnetic induction to induce current with a wireless antenna. Therefore, as described below, the memory card 11 has, for example, a wireless antenna formed in a shape that can be called a coil shape, a spiral shape, or a spiral shape. FIG. 2 is an exemplary block diagram schematically showing an example of the configuration of a system including the memory card 11 of the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 2 , the memory card 11 is electrically connected to the host device 12 . The host device 12 is an example of a second external device. Next, the memory card 11 performs wireless communication with the wireless communication host device 13 . The wireless communication host device 13 is an example of the first external device. The host device 12 and the wireless communication host device 13 are, for example, a personal computer, a portable computer, a smart phone, a mobile phone, a server, a smart card, a reader/writer, or other devices, respectively. The memory card 11 includes a plurality of interface (I/F) terminals 22 , a wireless antenna 23 , a controller 24 , and a flash memory 25 . The I/F terminal 22 is an example of a terminal. The wireless antenna 23 is an example of a second loop antenna, and may be called a coil or a secondary coil, for example. The controller 24 includes: a wireless communication controller 26 , a memory controller 27 , and a bridge controller 28 . In this embodiment, the wireless communication controller 26, the memory controller 27, and the bridge controller 28 are separate electronic components. However, the wireless communication controller 26, the memory controller 27, and the bridge controller 28 may be included in the controller 24 as one electronic component. Also, for example, a plurality of electronic components, wirings, and programs may constitute each of the wireless communication controller 26 , the memory controller 27 , and the bridge controller 28 . That is, the wireless communication controller 26, the memory controller 27, and the bridge controller 28 may be constituted by a single electronic element, a plurality of electronic elements, or one or a plurality of electronic elements and a program, respectively. The wireless communication controller 26 controls communication between the memory card 11 and the wireless communication host device 13 . The wireless communication controller 26 has a memory unit 26a. The memory controller 27 controls data writing and reading to and from the flash memory 25 . The bridge controller 28 controls the wireless communication controller 26 and the memory controller 27 . Next, the bridge controller 28 controls the communication between the memory card 11 and the host device 12 . If the memory card 11 is electrically connected to the host device 12 , the memory card 11 operates by the power supplied from the host device 12 . For example, data is written to the memory card 11 by the host device 12 , or data is read by the host device 12 . The memory card 11 can transmit and receive data with the wireless communication host device 13 in a state where it is not connected to another device such as the host device 12 and is not supplied with power from the other device. For example, the memory card 11 causes the wireless antenna 23 to generate an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction, thereby enabling data transmission and reception with the wireless communication host device 13 . The memory card 11 performs communication based on the NFC standard, for example, at a frequency of about 13.56 MHz, and transmits and receives data with the wireless communication host device 13 . In this way, the memory card 11 can operate without being supplied with power from the host device 12 . The memory card 11 of the present embodiment performs data transmission and reception with the host device 12 according to the SD interface. The memory card 11 may also use other interfaces to send and receive data with the host device 12 . The memory card 11 transmits and receives data with the wireless communication host device 13 along the NFC interface. The memory card 11 may also use other wireless communication interfaces to send and receive data with the wireless communication host device 13 . In addition, the host device 12 and the wireless communication host device 13 may be the same device. FIG. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the memory card 11 of the first embodiment taken along the line F3-F3 in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 3 , the memory card 11 further includes: a substrate 31 , a middle antenna 32 , and a protective shell 33 . The intermediate antenna 32 is an example of a first loop antenna, and may be called a coil or a booster coil, for example. The substrate 31 is, for example, a printed circuit board (PCB). In the present embodiment, the substrate 31 has, for example, a plurality of layers. In addition, the substrate 31 is not limited to this example. The substrate 31 has a first surface 31a and a second surface 31b. The first surface 31a is a substantially flat surface in the negative direction of the Z axis (the direction opposite to the arrow of the Z axis). The second surface 31b is located on the opposite side of the first surface 31a, and is a substantially flat surface in the positive direction of the Z-axis (direction indicated by the arrow of the Z-axis). As shown in FIG. 1 , the memory card 11 and the substrate 31 are each formed in a substantially rectangular shape extending in the Y-axis direction. The substrate 31 further includes a first edge 31c, a second edge 31d, a third edge 31e, and a fourth edge 31f. The first edge 31c and the second edge 31d each extend in the X-axis direction. The first edge 31c is spaced apart from the second edge 31d in the positive direction of the Y-axis (direction indicated by the arrow of the Y-axis). The third edge 31e extends in the Y-axis direction. The fourth edge 31f extends substantially in the Y-axis direction. The fourth edge 31f forms a depression or protrusion. The first edge 31c and the second edge 31d are shorter than the third edge 31e and the fourth edge 31f, respectively. Therefore, the first edge 31c and the second edge 31d form the short sides of the substantially rectangular substrate 31 . The third edge 31e and the fourth edge 31f form the long sides of the substantially rectangular substrate 31 . A plurality of I/F terminals 22 and an intermediate antenna 32 are provided on the substrate 31 . The plurality of I/F terminals 22 are provided on the first surface 31a, are adjacent to the first edge 31c, and are arranged along the first edge 31c. The I/F terminal 22 of the present embodiment is an SD interface terminal, and ensures electrical connection to the host device 12 . In other words, the I/F terminal 22 can be electrically connected to the host device 12 . The wireless antenna 23 , the controller 24 , and the flash memory 25 are mounted on the substrate 31 . The flash memory 25 is arranged on the second surface 31b. The wireless communication controller 26, the memory controller 27, and the bridge controller 28 are disposed on the flash memory 25, and are electrically connected to the pads of the second surface 31b, for example, by wire bonding. In addition, the implementation of the wireless communication controller 26, the memory controller 27, and the bridge controller 28 is not limited to this example. The protective case 33 is, for example, a so-called mold resin made of synthetic resin, which is a non-magnetic material and an insulator. The protective case 33 may also be made of other materials. The protective case 33 covers the first surface 31 a and the second surface 31 b of the substrate 31 , the wireless antenna 23 , the controller 24 , and the external flash memory 25 , and forms the outer surface of the memory card 11 . As shown in FIG. 3 , like the memory card 11 and the substrate 31 , the protective case 33 is also formed in a substantially rectangular shape extending in the Y-axis direction. The protective case 33 has a first outer surface 33a, a second outer surface 33b, a first edge 33c, and a second edge 33d. The first outer surface 33a is an example of the outer surface. The first outer surface 33 a and the second outer surface 33 b are exposed to the outside of the memory card 11 , respectively, and are part of the outer surface of the memory card 11 . The first outer surface 33a is a substantially flat surface in the negative direction of the Z-axis. The second outer surface 33b is located on the opposite side of the first outer surface 33a, and is a substantially flat surface in the positive direction of the Z-axis. The first edge 33c and the second edge 33d form the short sides of the substantially rectangular protective case 33 and extend in the X-axis direction. The first edge 33c is spaced in the positive direction of the Y-axis with respect to the second edge 33d. The first edge 33c and the second edge 33d of the protective case 33 overlap with the first edge 31c and the second edge 31d of the substrate 31 . In addition, the 1st edge 33c and the 2nd edge 33d are not limited to this example. The plurality of I/F terminals 22 are not covered by the protective case 33 and are exposed on the first outer surface 33a. The plurality of I/F terminals 22 are adjacent to the first edge 33c of the protective case 33, and are arranged along the first edge 33c. Further, on the second outer surface 33b, an image showing, for example, the capacity of the memory card 11 is printed. In the present embodiment, the wireless antenna 23 is a loop antenna having a coil wound in a spiral shape and extending in the X-axis direction. The wireless antenna 23 is wound around the magnetic body 41 . The magnetic body 41 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape extending in the X-axis direction. In addition, the magnetic body 41 may be formed in other shapes such as a cylindrical shape. In addition, the magnetic body 41 may be omitted. The center Ax1 of the helical wireless antenna 23 extends in the X-axis direction. The length of the wireless antenna 23 in the X-axis direction is longer than the length of the wireless antenna 23 in the Y-axis direction, and is also longer than the length of the wireless antenna 23 in the Z-axis direction. In addition, the size of the wireless antenna 23 is not limited to this example. In addition, the direction in which the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends may be locally changed. The wireless antenna 23 is a so-called chip antenna, and is mounted on the second surface 31 b of the substrate 31 by surface mounting. As shown in FIG. 1 , the wireless antenna 23 is adjacent to the second edge 31d of the substrate 31 and the second edge 33d of the protective case 33, and extends along the second edges 31d and 33d. Therefore, the wireless antenna 23 is spaced apart from the plurality of I/F terminals 22 in the negative direction of the Y-axis (the direction opposite to the arrow of the Y-axis). As shown in FIG. 2 , the wireless antenna 23 is electrically connected to the wireless communication controller 26 . The wireless antenna 23 supplies the induced electromotive force to the wireless communication controller 26 based on the electromagnetic induction caused by the magnetic field lines passing through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the wireless antenna 23 communicates with an external device based on electromagnetic induction. As shown in FIG. 1 , in the present embodiment, the intermediate antenna 32 is formed by the conductor pattern 45 provided on one layer of the substrate 31 . The conductor pattern 45 is made of a conductor such as copper, and on the substrate 31 , for example, pads, wirings, holes, and ground plates are formed. In addition, the intermediate antenna 32 may be made of other materials such as lead wires. The intermediate antenna 32 is a loop antenna formed by a spiral-shaped conductor pattern 45 . The intermediate antenna 32 is formed in a substantially quadrangular loop. In addition, other forms such that the intermediate antenna 32 is formed in a circular shape may be used. As shown in FIG. 3 , the intermediate antenna 32 is provided in the middle layer of the substrate 31, and is located between the first surface 31a and the second surface 31b. Therefore, the intermediate antenna 32 is located between the wireless antenna 23 and the first outer surface 33a. The intermediate antenna 32 is separated from the wireless antenna 23 via, for example, an insulating layer of the substrate 31 . As shown in FIG. 1 , the intermediate antenna 32 is adjacent to the second edge 31d and the third edge 31e. A part of the intermediate antenna 32 overlaps with a part of the wireless antenna 23 in the Z-axis direction. In addition, the positions of the intermediate antenna 32 and the wireless antenna 23 are not limited to this example. The center Ax2 of the spiral-shaped intermediate antenna 32 extends in the Z-axis direction. Therefore, the direction in which the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends (X-axis direction) intersects the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends (Z-axis direction). The direction in which the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends and the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends are vertical in this embodiment, but may intersect at an angle smaller than 90°. The cross section of the inner side of the intermediate antenna 32 perpendicular to the direction in which the center Ax2 extends (Z-axis direction) is larger than the cross-section of the inner side of the wireless antenna 23 perpendicular to the direction in which the center Ax1 extends (X-axis direction). In other words, the cross section inside the intermediate antenna 32 in the X-Y plane is larger than the cross section inside the radio antenna 23 in the Y-Z plane. The cross section of the inner side of the intermediate antenna 32 is an area surrounded by the spiral conductor pattern 45 . The cross section of the inner side of the wireless antenna 23 is an area surrounded by the helical wireless antenna 23 . As in FIG. 1 , the wireless antenna 23 and the intermediate antenna 32 intersect with each other in a plan view viewed in the Z-axis direction. In addition, in a plan view viewed in the Z-axis direction, one end portion 23 a of the wireless antenna 23 in the X-axis direction is positioned inside the outer edge 32 a of the intermediate antenna 32 . The end portion 23a is an example of the first end portion. The outer edge 32a is formed by the outermost wire of the wireless antenna 23 wound in a spiral shape. The other end 23 a of the radio antenna 23 in the X-axis direction is located outside the outer edge 32 a of the intermediate antenna 32 . The end portion 23b is an example of the second end portion, and is located on the opposite side of the end portion 23a. In addition, both end portions 23 a and 23 b of the wireless antenna 23 may be located outside the outer edge 32 a of the intermediate antenna 32 . One end portion 23a of the wireless antenna 23 is closer to the third edge 31e than the fourth edge 31f of the substrate 31 . The other end 23b of the wireless antenna 23 is closer to the fourth edge 31f than the third edge 31e. In the X-axis direction, the distance between the one end portion 23a and the third edge 31e of the wireless antenna 23 is longer than the distance between the other end portion 23b and the fourth edge 31f. As shown in FIG. 2 , the intermediate antenna 32 is electrically separated from the circuit C1 including the I/F terminal 22 , the wireless antenna 23 , the controller 24 , and the flash memory 25 . In other words, the middle antenna 32 is electrically independent from the wireless antenna 23 . The terminal of the intermediate antenna 32 is connected to the capacitor 49 . Thereby, the intermediate antenna 32 forms a resonance circuit C2 independent from the circuit C1. In addition, the intermediate antenna 32 is not limited to this example. For example, the intermediate antenna 32 or the conductor pattern 45 connected to the intermediate antenna 32 may be formed on a plurality of layers of the substrate 31 to form a capacitor between the conductor patterns 45 of the plurality of layers. Not limited to the capacitor 49 , a capacitor formed by such a conductor pattern 45 , or other capacitors may form the resonance circuit C2 together with the intermediate antenna 32 . By passing magnetic lines of force through the interior of the intermediate antenna 32 , electromagnetic induction is generated in the intermediate antenna 32 , and current flows through the intermediate antenna 32 . By allowing current to flow in the intermediate antenna 32 , the intermediate antenna 32 generates magnetic field lines passing through the interior of the intermediate antenna 32 . In the memory card 11 of the present embodiment to which NFC is applied, the resonance frequency of the intermediate antenna 32 is set to 10 MHz or more and 20 MHz or less. For example, the resonance frequency of the intermediate antenna 32 is set to about 13.56 MHz. The resonant frequency of the intermediate antenna 32 is adjusted, for example, by the capacitor 49 . In the memory card 11 described above, the wireless antenna 23 of FIG. 2 generates current or voltage based on electromagnetic induction after receiving the radio wave transmitted from the wireless communication host device 13 . The wireless antenna 23 supplies the generated power to the wireless communication controller 26 . The wireless antenna 23 of the present embodiment is set to correspond to a predetermined frequency or frequency band corresponding to NFC. For example, the resonance frequency of the wireless antenna 23 is set to about 13.56 MHz. The wireless antenna 23 sends the data received from the wireless communication host device 13 to the wireless communication controller 26 . Then, the wireless antenna 23 sends the data received from the wireless communication controller 26 to the wireless communication host device 13 . The wireless communication controller 26 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 through the wireless antenna 23 . The wireless communication controller 26 controls the use of NFC with respect to the wireless antenna 23 of the wireless communication host device 13 . The wireless communication controller 26 can be operated by the electric power generated in the wireless antenna 23 based on the above-mentioned electromagnetic induction. The wireless communication controller 26 receives a signal or data represented by a current or voltage generated in the wireless antenna 23 based on the radio waves from the wireless communication host device 13, and operates in response to the signal or data. For example, during operation, the wireless communication controller 26 receives data from the wireless communication host device 13 through the wireless antenna 23 at a predetermined frequency corresponding to NFC, and writes the data into the memory portion 26a. When the wireless communication controller 26 operates, the data written in the memory unit 26 a is read out, and the data is sent to the wireless communication host device 13 through the wireless antenna 23 . More specifically, after the wireless communication controller 26 receives a signal corresponding to a predetermined frequency of NFC through the wireless antenna 23, it can perform NFC communication. The bridge controller 28 can communicate with the host device 12 through the I/F terminal 22 . When writing to the flash memory 25 , the bridge controller 28 sends the data received from the host device 12 through the I/F terminal 22 to the memory controller 27 . When reading to the flash memory 25 , the bridge controller 28 sends the data received from the memory controller 27 to the host device 12 through the I/F terminal 22 . For example, when the memory card 11 is electrically connected to the host device 12, sufficient power is supplied to the wireless communication controller 26. At this time, the wireless communication controller 26 may write the data received from the wireless communication host device 13 through the wireless antenna 23 through NFC to the flash memory 25 through the bridge controller 28 and the memory controller 27 . When sufficient power is supplied to the wireless communication controller 26, the wireless communication controller 26 will read the data written in the flash memory 25 through the bridge controller 28 and the memory controller 27, generate data, and write the data in The memory unit 26a may also be used. When sufficient power is supplied to the wireless communication controller 26, the wireless communication controller 26 will read part or all of the data written in the flash memory 25 through the bridge controller 28 and the memory controller 27, The data may also be sent to the wireless communication host device 13 through the wireless antenna 23 . The memory portion 26a is a low-power consumption memory that can be operated by the electric power generated in the wireless antenna 23 . The power consumption for writing and reading data in the memory unit 26 a is lower than the power consumption for writing and reading data in the flash memory 25 . The memory unit 26a is, for example, a nonvolatile memory. The storage unit 26 a stores data based on the control of the wireless communication controller 26 . In addition, the memory part 26a may be a memory that temporarily stores data. The memory part 26a is, for example, an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory). The memory unit 26a may be another memory. As described above, the wireless communication controller 26 and the memory unit 26 a can be operated by the electric power induced by the wireless antenna 23 by the radio waves from the wireless communication host device 13 . However, the wireless communication controller 26 and the memory unit 26a may operate by the power supplied from the host device 12 when the memory card 11 is supplied with power from the host device 12 . The flash memory 25 is, for example, a NAND-type flash memory. In addition, the memory card 11, instead of the flash memory 25, has a NOR type flash memory, a magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM), a phase change memory (PRAM), and a resistance change memory. Other non-volatile memories such as Resistive Random Access Memory (ReRAM) or Ferroelectric Random Access Memory (FeRAM) may also be used. The memory controller 27 controls data writing and reading to and from the flash memory 25 . More specifically, when the memory controller 27 receives a write command and data from the host device 12 through the I/F terminal 22 and the bridge controller 28 , the data is written into the flash memory 25 . When the memory controller 27 receives a read command from the host device 12 through the I/F terminal 22 and the bridge controller 28, it reads out data from the flash memory 25, and passes the data through the bridge controller 28 and the I/F. The terminal 22 is sent to the host device 12 . For example, when the memory card 11 is electrically connected to the host device 12, sufficient power is supplied to the memory controller 27. At this time, the memory controller 27 may write the data received from the wireless communication host device 13 through the wireless antenna 23 , the wireless communication controller 26 , and the bridge controller 28 to the flash memory 25 . When sufficient power is supplied to the memory controller 27, the data read from the flash memory 25 by the memory controller 27 is sent to the wireless communication host through the bridge controller 28, the wireless communication controller 26, and the wireless antenna 23. The device 13 can also send. The flash memory 25 and the memory controller 27 are operated by power supplied from the host device 12 . The above-mentioned data, for example, may be data transmitted and received between the wireless communication host device 13 and the memory card 11 according to the NFC interface, characteristic data of data written in the flash memory 25 may also be obtained from the wireless communication host device 13 The characteristic data received by the wireless communication controller 26 through the wireless antenna 23 may be the characteristic data of the flash memory 25 or the characteristic data of the memory card 11 . More specifically, the data are, for example, data of a part (eg, the first or the last) of the image data written in the flash memory 25 , thumbnail data, management information of the data written in the flash memory 25 , The memory capacity of the flash memory 25, the remaining capacity of the flash memory 25, the name of the file written to the flash memory 25, the generation time of the data, the recording time data when the data is image data, the flash memory The number of files in the memory 25 is also acceptable. In the present embodiment, the write instruction and data from the host device 12 are first received by the bridge controller 28 and then received by the memory controller 27 . This is because, first, the bridge controller 28 determines whether the write instruction and data are received from the host device 12 or from the wireless communication host device 13, and the operation is switched as a result of the determination. In the present embodiment, for example, the memory card 11 and the wireless communication host device 13 transmit and receive data regarding permission or prohibition of writing and reading data to and from the flash memory 25 (hereinafter, referred to as “lock function data”). . The memory unit 26a stores the data of the lock function. In addition, the memory card 11 and the memory unit 26a are not limited to this example. Based on the data received from the wireless communication host device 13, the wireless communication controller 26 writes the data of the lock function into the memory unit 26a. When the bridge controller 28 receives the data from the host device 12, it refers to the data of the lock function stored in the memory unit 26a. The bridge controller 28 does not perform data transmission and reception with the memory controller 27 when the writing and reading of data in the flash memory 25 are prohibited. The bridge controller 28 does not perform data transmission and reception with the memory controller 27 when the writing and reading of data in the flash memory 25 are prohibited. Hereinafter, the electromagnetic induction of the wireless antenna 23 will be described in detail. FIG. 4 is an exemplary perspective view schematically showing the memory card 11 and the wireless communication host device 13 according to the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 4, the wireless communication host device 13 has an antenna 13a. The antenna 13a, for example, can also be referred to as a primary coil. The antenna 13a is, for example, a spiral-shaped loop antenna. The antenna 13a is formed in a substantially square ring shape. In addition, the antenna 13a may be formed in another shape in a circular shape. The inner section of the antenna 13a is larger than the inner section of the intermediate antenna 32 . In addition, the size of the antenna 13a is not limited to this example. The antenna 13a generates, for example, a first magnetic field M1 having a frequency of about 13.56 MHz by transmitting radio waves. In addition, the antenna 13a of the wireless communication host device 13 may generate only the first magnetic field M1. 4 and 3 schematically show the lines of force of the first magnetic field M1 by arrows. Normally, the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through the inside of the antenna 13a and expand in a slightly radial shape from the antenna 13a. During wireless communication with the wireless communication host device 13, the memory card 11 is disposed above the antenna 13a so that the direction in which the center of the antenna 13a extends and the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends are substantially parallel. For example, the memory card 11 is arranged at the first position P1 or the second position P2 in FIG. 4 with respect to the antenna 13a. The wireless antenna 23 of the memory card 11 at the first position P1 intersects with the antenna 13a when viewed in plan from the Z-axis direction. At this time, the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 can pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . The wireless antenna 23 generates an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction caused by the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 passing through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . The wireless communication controller 26 operates based on the induced electromotive force generated in the wireless antenna 23 , and communicates with the wireless communication host device 13 via the wireless antenna 23 . On the other hand, when viewed in plan from the Z-axis direction, the wireless antenna 23 of the memory card 11 at the second position P2 extends parallel to the antenna 13a. At this time, the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 is perpendicular to the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 , and it is difficult for the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 to pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Even if electromagnetic induction is generated in the wireless antenna 23 by the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 , the induced electromotive force may not be sufficient for the operation of the wireless communication controller 26 . The wireless antenna 23 is longly curled in the X-axis direction. Therefore, the directivity of the wireless antenna 23 is stronger than that of the intermediate antenna 32, for example, and it is difficult for the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 to pass through the inside. In addition, the area of the wireless antenna 23 on the substrate 31 is small. As shown in FIG. 3 , the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 can pass through the inside of the intermediate antenna 32 . Furthermore, the intermediate antenna 32 can concentrate the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 by resonance. Electromagnetic induction is generated in the intermediate antenna 32 by the magnetic field lines passing through the first magnetic field M1 inside the intermediate antenna 32 . When a current flows through the intermediate antenna 32 based on electromagnetic induction, the intermediate antenna 32 generates the second magnetic field M2. FIG. 3 schematically shows the lines of force of the second magnetic field M2 by arrows. The magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 pass through the inside of the intermediate antenna 32 and expand from the intermediate antenna 32 to a slightly radial shape. The radio antenna 23 and the intermediate antenna 32 cross each other when viewed in plan from the Z-axis direction. Therefore, the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 can pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . The wireless antenna 23 generates an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction caused by the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 passing through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . That is, after the electromagnetic induction is generated in the intermediate antenna 32, the electromagnetic induction is generated in the wireless antenna 23 in a chain. The wireless communication controller 26 operates based on the induced electromotive force generated in the wireless antenna 23 , and communicates with the wireless communication host device 13 via the wireless antenna 23 . Furthermore, the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through the interior of the intermediate antenna 32 due to resonance, and change directions so as to expand radially from the intermediate antenna 32 . The magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 whose direction is changed can pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Therefore, the density of magnetic lines of force inside the wireless antenna 23 increases, and the induced electromotive force energy in the wireless antenna 23 increases. As described above, the wireless antenna 23 can directly transmit and receive radio waves and magnetic fields with the antenna 13 a of the wireless communication host device 13 , and can also receive power generation waves and magnetic fields with the antenna 13 a through the intermediate antenna 32 . That is, the memory card 11 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 not only at the position where electromagnetic induction is generated by the wireless antenna 23 but also at the position where electromagnetic induction is generated by the intermediate antenna 32 . For example, the memory card 11 may communicate with another wireless communication host device 13 in a state of being accommodated in the connector of the host device 12 . At this time, since the intermediate antenna 32 is covered by the host device 12 and the metal casing of the connector, it is difficult for the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 to pass through the interior of the intermediate antenna 32 . However, the wireless antenna 23 is located near the open end of the connector. Therefore, the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 can pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 , and the memory card 11 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 . For example, when the memory card 11 is electrically connected to the host device 12 and the wireless communication controller 26 is supplied with sufficient power, the wireless communication controller 26 may also function as a reader/writer. At this time, the wireless communication controller 26 supplies current or voltage representing the signal or data to the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the wireless antenna 23 generates the third magnetic field M3 by, for example, transmitting radio waves. The intermediate antenna 32 generates the second magnetic field M2 based on electromagnetic induction by the third magnetic field M3. After the second magnetic field M2 generates electromagnetic induction in the antenna 13a, the wireless communication host device 13 receives the signal or data represented by the current or voltage generated in the antenna 13a, and operates according to the signal or data. In the memory card 11 of the first embodiment described above, the intermediate antenna 32 generates the second magnetic field M2 based on electromagnetic induction by the first magnetic field M1. The wireless antenna 23 generates an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction by the second magnetic field M2. The wireless communication controller 26 of the controller 24 operates based on the induced electromotive force generated in the wireless antenna 23 , and can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 via the wireless antenna 23 . That is, the intermediate antenna 32 converts the first magnetic field M1 into the second magnetic field M2 suitable for the electromagnetic induction of the wireless antenna 23 . In the present embodiment, the intermediate antenna 32 performs conversion between the first magnetic field M1 and the second magnetic field M2 having different directions. Thereby, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded compared with the case where the intermediate antenna 32 is absent. The second loop antenna can generate an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction by the first magnetic field M1. That is, the wireless communication controller 26 generates the second magnetic field M2 when the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 directly pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 and the intermediate antenna 32 generates the second magnetic field M2 because the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through the inside of the intermediate antenna 32. Communication with the wireless communication host device 13 can be performed in both cases when the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded compared with the case where the intermediate antenna 32 is absent. As in the first position P1, when the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends in a direction parallel to the line of the antenna 13a, and the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends in a direction perpendicular to the direction of the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1, it is difficult for the magnetic field lines to pass through the wireless antenna 23 Inside, it is difficult to generate electromagnetic induction in the wireless antenna 23 . In the present embodiment, the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends intersects the direction in which the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends. Thereby, the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 can pass through at least one of the intermediate antenna 32 and the wireless antenna 23 , and electromagnetic induction can be generated in at least one of the intermediate antenna 32 and the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 more reliably, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The one end portion 23 a of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32 a of the intermediate antenna 32 in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. Thereby, the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 inside the intermediate antenna 32 easily enter the wireless antenna 23 from the one end 23a of the wireless antenna 23 , and electromagnetic induction is easily generated in the wireless antenna 23 . In addition, the magnetic field lines of the third magnetic field M3 generated by the wireless antenna 23 easily enter the interior of the intermediate antenna 32 . Thereby, the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 more reliably, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The cross-section of the inner side of the intermediate antenna 32 perpendicular to the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends is larger than the cross-section of the inner side of the wireless antenna 23 perpendicular to the direction in which the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends. Thereby, the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 easily pass through the inside of the intermediate antenna 32 , and electromagnetic induction is easily generated in the intermediate antenna 32 . Thereby, the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 more reliably, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The middle antenna 32 is electrically separated from the wireless antenna 23 from each other. Thereby, for example, even if the intermediate antenna 32 is covered with a conductor, the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 when the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Therefore, the reduction of the communication range of the memory card 11 is suppressed. The intermediate antenna 32 is located between the wireless antenna 23 and the first outer surface 33 a exposed by the plurality of I/F terminals 22 . The memory card 11 that is a microSD card is generally used in a direction away from the user from below toward the first outer surface 33a on which the I/F terminal 22 is provided. Therefore, the user uses the memory card 11 so that the first outer surface 33 a faces the wireless communication host device 13 . With such adoption, the intermediate antenna 32 is disposed between the wireless antenna 23 and the wireless communication host device 13 . The magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 generated by the wireless communication host device 13 change directions so as to expand radially from the intermediate antenna 32 through the interior of the intermediate antenna 32 , for example, by resonance. Since the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 whose directions are changed, and the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 generated by the intermediate antenna 32 pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23, electromagnetic induction is generated in the wireless antenna 23, and the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13. . Therefore, since the intermediate antenna 32 changes the direction of the magnetic lines of force of the first magnetic field M1, the density of the magnetic lines of force inside the wireless antenna 23 increases, and the wireless antenna 23 can surely generate electromagnetic induction. Thereby, the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 more reliably, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The conductor pattern 45 provided on the substrate 31 forms the intermediate antenna 32 . Thereby, the intermediate antenna 32 can be provided without increasing the number of parts, and the cost increase of the memory card 11 can be suppressed. The wireless antenna 23 is mounted on the substrate 31 . Thereby, for example, it is easy to arrange the wireless antenna 23 such that the direction in which the center Ax1 of the wireless antenna 23 extends and the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends crosses each other. The resonance frequency of the intermediate antenna 32 is 10 MHz or more and 20 MHz or less. The frequency of the magnetic field according to the NFC specification is 13.56 MHz. Therefore, since the intermediate antenna 32 resonates with the first magnetic field M1 having a frequency (13.56 MHz) that conforms to the NFC standard, it is easy to concentrate the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1. Thereby, since the first magnetic field M1 and the intermediate antenna 32 are likely to generate the second magnetic field M2, the controller 24 can more reliably communicate with the wireless communication host device 13, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. A conductor such as a bonding pad may be present inside the intermediate antenna 32 in a plan view viewed in the Z-axis direction. Even if there is a conductor, electromagnetic induction is generated in the intermediate antenna 32 because the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through the intermediate antenna 32 . (Second Embodiment) Hereinafter, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 5 . In addition, in the description of the following plural embodiments, the components having the same functions as the components already described are given the same reference numerals as the components previously described, and the description is omitted. In addition, the plural constituent elements to which the same reference numerals are attached are not limited to the common functions and properties, and may have different functions and properties according to each embodiment. FIG. 5 is an exemplary perspective view schematically showing the memory card 11 of the second embodiment. As shown in FIG. 5 , in the second embodiment, the memory card 11 further includes a film 51 . The membrane 51, for example, can also be referred to as a sealing body. The film 51 can be made of synthetic resin, for example, but can also be made of other materials such as paper. In the second embodiment, the intermediate antenna 32 is provided on the film 51 . Furthermore, the capacitor 49 of FIG. 2 is also provided on the film 51 and connected to the terminal of the intermediate antenna 32 . The film 51 is attached to the first outer surface 33 a of the protective case 33 by, for example, an adhesive applied to the film 51 . In addition, the film 51 may be attached to the first outer surface 33a by other means such as double-sided tape. In the memory card 11 of the second embodiment described above, the film 51 on which the intermediate antenna 32 is provided is attached to the first outer surface 33 a where the I/F terminal 22 is exposed. Thereby, the intermediate antenna 32 can be easily installed. Furthermore, an appropriate distance can be easily set between the intermediate antenna 32 and the wireless antenna 23 , and the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 generated by the intermediate antenna 32 can easily pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the controller 24 can communicate with the wireless communication host device 13 more reliably, and the communication range of the semiconductor memory device can be expanded. (Third Embodiment) Hereinafter, a third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 6 . FIG. 6 is an exemplary perspective view schematically showing the intermediate antenna 32 of the third embodiment. As shown in FIG. 6 , the intermediate antenna 32 has a complex first part 61 , a complex second part 62 , and a complex third part 63 . The first portion 61 is formed by the conductor pattern 45 provided on the first layer 65 of the substrate 31 . The second portion 62 is formed by the conductor pattern 45 provided on the second layer 66 of the substrate 31 . The third portion 63 is formed by the conductor pattern 45 provided on the third layer 67 of the substrate 31 . The second layer 66 is located between the first layer 65 and the third layer 67 . In addition, other layers may be interposed between the first layer 65 and the second layer 66 or between the second layer 66 and the third layer 67 . The plurality of second portions 62 are electrically connected to the first portion 61 and the third portion 63 through holes 68, respectively. The plurality of first portions 61 , the plurality of second portions 62 , and the plurality of third portions 63 connected to each other through the holes 68 form a plurality of coils 69 connected in series. In other words, the intermediate antenna 32 includes a plurality of coils 69 . The plurality of coils 69 are arranged in a matrix on the X-Y plane. In addition, the arrangement of the plurality of coils 69 is not limited to this example. The plurality of coils 69 are formed by the first portion 61 , the second portion 62 , and the third portion 63 . By providing the first portion 61 , the second portion 62 , and the third portion 63 on the first layer 65 , the second layer 66 , and the third layer 67 of the substrate 31 , the coil 69 is formed into a spiral shape. In addition, the plurality of coils 69 may be formed in a spiral shape. After the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through any one of the plurality of coils 69 , electromagnetic induction is generated in the intermediate antenna 32 including the plurality of coils 69 . Thereby, the plurality of coils 69 generate the second magnetic field M2. In the memory card 11 of the third embodiment described above, the wireless antenna 23 includes a plurality of coils 69 connected in series. Thereby, compared with the case where the wireless antenna 23 formed of a large coil is provided in the intermediate layer of the substrate 31, the internal space of the wireless antenna 23 is smaller. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the generation of air bubbles on the substrate 31 inside the wireless antenna 23 , thereby suppressing a decrease in the yield of the memory card 11 . (Fourth Embodiment) Hereinafter, a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 7 . FIG. 7 is an exemplary plan view schematically showing the memory card 11 of the fourth embodiment. As shown in FIG. 7 , the memory card 11 of the fourth embodiment has two intermediate antennas 32 . The two middle antennas 32 are electrically separated from each other. The two intermediate antennas 32 respectively form individual resonant circuits C2. In a plan view from the Z-axis direction, one end 23 a of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32 a of a middle antenna 32 . The other end portion 23b of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32a of the other intermediate antenna 32 . The memory card 11 of the fourth embodiment described above has two intermediate antennas 32 that are electrically separated from each other. In a plan view from the Z-axis direction, one end 23 a of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32 a of one intermediate antenna 32 , and the other end 23 b is located inside the outer edge 32 a of the other intermediate antenna 32 . As a result, if the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 pass through one of the two intermediate antennas 32 , electromagnetic induction can be generated inside the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. (Fifth Embodiment) Hereinafter, a fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 8 . FIG. 8 is an exemplary plan view schematically showing a layer on which the intermediate antenna 32 of the substrate 31 of the fifth embodiment is provided. In FIG. 8, the wireless antenna 23 is indicated by a two-dot chain line. As shown in FIG. 8, the intermediate antenna 32 of the fifth embodiment is designed to be larger than the intermediate antenna 32 of the first embodiment. For example, the length of the intermediate antenna 32 in the X-axis direction is longer than the length of the wireless antenna 23 in the X-axis direction. By designing the middle antenna 32 to be larger, the inner cross section of the middle antenna 32 will be enlarged, and the inductance of the middle antenna 32 will be increased. Thereby, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The intermediate antenna 32 has the conducting wire 71 formed by the conductor pattern 45 . The lead wire 71 has a first extension portion 71a, a second extension portion 71b, a third extension portion 71c, and a fourth extension portion 71d. The first extension portion 71a is an example of a part of the lead wire. The first extension 71a is adjacent to the second edge 31d of the substrate 31 and the second edge 33d of the protective case 33, and extends in the X-axis direction along the second edges 31d and 33d. The second extension portion 71b is spaced from the first extension portion 71a in the positive direction of the Y-axis, and extends in the X-axis direction. The third extension 71c and the fourth extension 71d extend in the Y-axis direction between the first extension 71a and the second extension 71b. The third extension portion 71c is adjacent to the third edge 31e of the substrate 31, and extends along the third edge 31e. The fourth extension portion 71d is spaced from the third extension portion 71c in the positive direction of the X-axis (the direction indicated by the arrow of the X-axis). The intermediate antenna 32 is formed in a substantially quadrangular loop by the first to fourth extending portions 71a, 71b, 71c, and 71d. In addition, the shape of the intermediate antenna 32 is not limited to this example. The wireless antenna 23 is located in the vicinity of the first extension portion 71a. In the present embodiment, the wireless antenna 23 extends along the first extension 71a, and overlaps a part of the first extension 71a in a plan view viewed in the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. In addition, the wireless antenna 23 may be spaced apart from the first extension portion 71 a in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. The one end portion 23 a of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32 a of the intermediate antenna 32 in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. In addition, a part of the edge part 23a may be located in the inner side of the outer edge 32a, and the other part of the edge part 23a may be located in the outer side of the outer edge 32a. Furthermore, the other end portion 23 b of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32 a of the intermediate antenna 32 in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. The distance between the one end portion 23a of the wireless antenna 23 and the lead wire 71 is shorter than the distance between the other end portion 23b and the lead wire 71 . For example, the distance L1 between the end portion 23a and the third extension portion 71c is shorter than the distance L2 between the end portion 23b and the fourth extension portion 71d. In addition, the distances L1 and L2 are not limited to this example. The length L3 of the wireless antenna 23 overlapping the first extension 71a is shorter than the distance L2 between the end 23b of the wireless antenna 23 and the lead wire 71 in plan view in the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. In addition, the distance L2 and the length L3 are not limited to this example. The lead wires 71 include a plurality of first lead wires 75 and a plurality of second lead wires 76 . The second lead wire 76 is thicker than the first lead wire 75 . The first conducting wire 75 and the second conducting wire 76 are alternately connected to form the spiral-shaped intermediate antenna 32 . The first extension portion 71 a of the lead wire 71 is formed by the first lead wire 75 . The second extension portion 71b is formed by the second lead wire 76 . The third extension portion 71c and the fourth extension portion 71d are formed by the first lead wire 75 and the second lead wire 76, respectively. The conductor pattern 45 forms a plurality of dummy patterns 81 in addition to the intermediate antenna 32 . The dummy patterns 81 are arranged in a lattice shape (matrix shape) with a mutual interval on the inner side of the intermediate antenna 32 . The plurality of dummy patterns 81 are electrically separated from each other, and are electrically separated from the circuit C1 and the resonance circuit C2 of FIG. 2 . In addition, the dummy pattern 81 may, for example, be electrically connected to other conductors of the other dummy patterns 81 . The dummy pattern 81 is formed in a substantially circular shape, for example. In addition, the dummy pattern 81 may be other shapes. The distance between adjacent dummy patterns 81 is longer than the diameter of the dummy patterns 81 . Therefore, the density of the dummy pattern 81 inside the intermediate antenna 32 is lower than the density of the non-magnetic material inside the intermediate antenna 32 . The density of the dummy pattern 81 inside the center antenna 32 is set, for example, according to the communication performance of the center antenna 32 . By providing the dummy pattern 81, the formation of air bubbles on the substrate 31 is suppressed. Furthermore, by providing the dummy pattern 81, the strength of the substrate 31 is improved, and the first surface 31a and the second surface 31b of the substrate 31 can be formed more flat. In the memory card 11 of the fifth embodiment described above, the wireless antenna 23 is located in the vicinity of the lead wire 71 of the intermediate antenna 32 . That is, the wireless antenna 23 is arranged at a position where the density of the magnetic lines of force of the second magnetic field M2 generated by the intermediate antenna 32 is high. Thereby, since the induced electromotive force generated by the wireless antenna 23 increases, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The wireless antenna 23 extends along the first extension 71 a of the lead wire 71 , and overlaps the first extension 71 a in a plan view viewed in the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. That is, the wireless antenna 23 is arranged at a position where the density of the magnetic lines of force of the second magnetic field M2 generated by the intermediate antenna 32 is higher. Thereby, since the induced electromotive force generated by the wireless antenna 23 increases, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 generated in the vicinity of the conducting wire 71 enter the inside of the wireless antenna 23 from the gap of the winding wire of the wireless antenna 23 . Furthermore, due to the magnetic body 41 , the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 can easily enter the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Therefore, the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 generated in the vicinity of the first extension portion 71 a generate an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction in the wireless antenna 23 . Since the density of the magnetic lines of force of the second magnetic field M2 increases as it is closer to the lead wire 71 , more magnetic lines of force of the second magnetic field M2 can enter the gap between the coils of the wireless antenna 23 arranged near the lead wire 71 . Therefore, the wireless antenna 23 of the present embodiment superimposed on the first extension portion 71a can generate a larger induced electromotive force. At least a part of the end 23a of the wireless antenna 23 is located inside the outer edge 32a of the intermediate antenna 32, and the end 23b is located outside the outer edge 32a of the intermediate antenna 32 in a plan view in the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. Thereby, the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 entering the end portion 23a are increased, and the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 entering the end portion 23b are decreased. Therefore, in the wireless antenna 23, the induced electromotive force caused by the magnetic field lines entering from the end portion 23a and the induced electromotive force caused by the magnetic field lines entering from the end portion 23b can be suppressed from canceling each other out. Since the offset of the induced electromotive force is reduced, the induced electromotive force which is generated by the wireless antenna 23 and actuates the controller 24 increases, so that the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The distance L1 between the end portion 23a and the lead wire 71 is shorter than the distance L2 between the end portion 23b and the lead wire 71 . Thereby, the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 entering the end portion 23a are increased, and the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 entering the end portion 23b are decreased. Therefore, in the wireless antenna 23, the induced electromotive force caused by the magnetic field lines entering from the end portion 23a and the induced electromotive force caused by the magnetic field lines entering from the end portion 23b can be suppressed from canceling each other out. Since the offset of the induced electromotive force is reduced, the induced electromotive force which is generated by the wireless antenna 23 and actuates the controller 24 increases, so that the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The length L3 of the wireless antenna 23 overlapping the first extension portion 71 a is longer than the distance L2 between the end portion 23 b and the lead wire 71 when viewed in a plan view in the direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. As a result, more parts of the wireless antenna 23 are arranged at positions where the density of the magnetic lines of force of the second magnetic field M2 is higher. Thereby, since the induced electromotive force generated by the wireless antenna 23 increases, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. The lead wire 71 includes a first lead wire 75 and a second lead wire 76 thicker than the first lead wire 75 . Thereby, the resistance of the second lead wire 76 is reduced, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. Furthermore, the inner cross-section and inductance of the intermediate antenna 32 can be increased by the first conducting wire 75, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. (Sixth Embodiment) Hereinafter, a sixth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. 9 . FIG. 9 is an exemplary plan view schematically showing a layer on which the intermediate antenna 32 of the substrate 31 of the sixth embodiment is provided. As shown in FIG. 9, the lead wire 71 of 6th Embodiment has the recessed part 71e. The recessed portion 71 e is a part of the lead wire 71 recessed toward the inside of the intermediate antenna 32 . The recessed part 71e is provided in the corner of the 1st extension part 71a and the 4th extension part 71d. Therefore, by providing the concave portion 71e in the lead wire 71, the length of each of the first extension portion 71a and the fourth extension portion 71d is longer than that of the first extension portion 71a and the fourth extension portion 71d in the fifth embodiment. short. At least a part of the wireless antenna 23 intersects with the recessed portion 71e in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. In another expression, the wireless antenna 23 extends across the concave portion 71e in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. The region R is formed by the concave portion 71e. The region R is a region surrounded by the recessed portion 71e on the outer side of the outer edge 32a of the intermediate antenna 32 on the substrate 31 . In FIG. 9 , the region R is shown imaginatively by a two-dot chain line. The end portion 23b of the wireless antenna 23 is located in the region R. As shown in FIG. Thereby, the distance L2 between the end portion 23b and the lead wire 71 can be longer than the distance L2 in the fifth embodiment. In addition, the distance L2 may be made longer by passing the wireless antenna 23 through the area R while the end 23b is located outside the area R. The length of the radio antenna 23 in the X-axis direction and the length of the intermediate antenna 32 in the present embodiment are the same as the lengths of the radio antenna 23 in the X-axis direction and the length of the intermediate antenna 32 in the fifth embodiment. However, since the lead wire 71 has the concave portion 71e, the distance L2 is set to be longer. In the memory card 11 of the sixth embodiment described above, the lead wire 71 has the concave portion 71 e which is recessed toward the inner side of the intermediate antenna 32 . At least a part of the wireless antenna 23 intersects with the recessed portion 71e in a plan view viewed in a direction in which the center Ax2 of the intermediate antenna 32 extends. Therefore, the end portion 23b can be arranged in the region R formed by the concave portion 71e, or the wireless antenna 23 can be arranged at a position where the end portion 23b is separated from the lead wire 71 through the region R. Therefore, even when the memory card 11 is limited in area for wiring and mounting, for example, the end portion 23b can be arranged outside the outer edge 32a of the intermediate antenna 32 . In addition, although the recessed portion 71 e reduces the inner cross-section of the intermediate antenna 32 , other parts of the conducting wire 71 can be arranged to be larger than the inner cross-section of the intermediate antenna 32 . Therefore, the inner cross-section and inductance of the intermediate antenna 32 are increased, and the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. In the first, second, fourth, fifth, and sixth embodiments, the intermediate antenna 32 is provided in one layer. However, the intermediate antenna 32 may be provided in plural layers. Therefore, even when the memory card 11 is limited in area for wiring and mounting, the number of coils of the intermediate antenna 32 can be increased, and the reduction of the inner cross-section of the intermediate antenna 32 can be suppressed. Thereby, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded. In the plural embodiments described above, the wireless antenna 23 is a chip antenna, and the intermediate antenna 32 is formed by the conductor pattern 45 of the substrate 31 . However, the wireless antenna 23 may be formed by the conductor pattern 45 provided on the substrate 31 like the intermediate antenna 32 . In addition, the intermediate antenna 32 may be a chip antenna mounted on the substrate 31 like the wireless antenna 23 . Also in this case, the wireless communication controller 26 causes the second magnetic field M1 to pass through the intermediate antenna 32 when the magnetic field lines of the first magnetic field M1 directly pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 and the intermediate antenna 32 causes the second magnetic field M1 to pass through the intermediate antenna 32. The magnetic field M2 is generated, and the communication with the wireless communication host device 13 can be performed in both cases when the magnetic field lines of the second magnetic field M2 pass through the inside of the wireless antenna 23 . Thereby, the communication range of the memory card 11 can be expanded compared with the case where the intermediate antenna 32 is absent. According to at least one embodiment described above, the first loop antenna generates the second magnetic field based on electromagnetic induction by the first magnetic field. The second loop antenna generates an induced electromotive force based on electromagnetic induction by the second magnetic field. The controller can operate based on the induced electromotive force generated in the second loop antenna, and can communicate with the first external device through the second loop antenna. That is, the first loop antenna converts the first magnetic field into a second magnetic field suitable for electromagnetic induction by the second loop antenna. Thereby, the communication range of the semiconductor memory device can be expanded compared with the case where the first loop antenna is absent. Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are merely illustrative and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. These novel embodiments can also be implemented in other various forms, and various omissions, substitutions, and changes can be made without departing from the gist of the invention. These embodiments and their modifications are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and also include the equivalent scope of the invention described in the scope of the patent application.
