Tdk Corporation

Toyo Communication Equipment Co., Ltd.

Sasaki & Associates Inc.

Akio Sasaki

Tetsuo Takahashi

Kunio Mogi

Tomoyuki Minamiyama

Hiroshi Ichise

Siryo Yasui

Hajime Shimazaki

Shoichi Maki

Ichiro Ando

Masakazu Hasegawa

Masayuki Yoshida

Eisaku Miyauchi

Shunichi Kumagai

In a production system in which a plurality of production rules are partitioned into a plurality of clusters for processing to effect cluster control, control expression elements, each describing an instruction for specifying a cluster to be invoked next for execution or an instruction for other flow control, are arranged in the order of execution to provide a control expression part separate from the clusters for processing. An instruction for a return to the control expression part is described in an action part of an appropriate production rule in a cluster, in place of the cluster specifying instruction, so that sequential invocation of clusters can be performed following the instructions described in the control expression part, thereby making it unnecessary to give a description for specifying the name of a cluster to be invoked next for execution in the action part of each production rule.

Rule-based production system adapted for complex procedures flow

Rule based production system adapted for complex procedural flow

A screen printing method includes the steps of moving a doctor plate across a printing screen to apply a paste thereon and then moving a squeegee across the screen to deposit a paste on an object below the screen while maintaining a predetermined pressure of the screen against the object to produce a substantially even deposition of the paste. The method also can include varying the squeegee pressure as the screen tension varies to maintain the predetermined printing pressure and using a screen aligning mark on an imaging plane to correct the positional relationship between the screen and the object.

Screen printing method comprising printing pressure regulation

A screen printing apparatus capable of uniformly applying a paste onto a screen to accomplish fining of a printed pattern and formation of a fined printed pattern. The apparatus includes a pair of laterally movable printing heads alternately actuated for printing and each including a doctor plate and a squeegee which are vertically movably arranged. The doctor plates of the printing heads being arranged laterally opposite to each other on the screen. The doctor plates each serve to apply a paste onto the screen while transferring the paste on the screen and the squeegees each act ot press the screen against a printed object after application of the paste onto the screen by the doctor plate corresponding thereto.

Screen printer with double doctor/squeegee, printing pressure sensor and

A chip resistor having configuration and dimensions of high precision and capable of operating with high reliability. The chip resistor includes end electrodes deposited on both side end surfaces of an insulating substrate according to a thin film deposition technique and integrally formed into a substantially C-shape so as to continuously and thoroughly cover the side end surfaces of the substrate. A resistance element may be formed according to either a thick film deposition technique or a thin film deposition technique. Also, a method for manufacturing such a chip resistor is provided.

Chip-type resistor

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Tokyo, Japan

Akio Sasaki