Kyushu Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.

Japan Atomic Energy Agency

Eiji Sakata

Hiroshi Shimazu

Yoshihiro Kobayashi

Masao Tamada

Noriaki Seko

Naoki Itoh

Toshio Kuroki

Masanobu Chiyajo

The high-frequency substrate is constructed of a base member and a conductor adhered to the base member, and the base member is composed of a polymer which is a fluoropolymer having a conductor-affinitive monomer graftpolymerized at a grafting percentage of 1% or less by weight. After reactive sites necessary for graftpolymerization are formed on a film of a fluoropolymer under an oxygen-free atmosphere by irradiating the film with an electron beam or the like, the fluoropolymer film is introduced into a solution of a conductor-affinitive monomer so as to cause graftpolymerization, and a conductor is adhered thereto to thereby produce a substrate, with a grafting percentage of the monomer to the fluoropolymer being 1% or less by weight in the graftpolymerization. The technique leads to the production of a high-frequency substrate having superior adhesion force with respect to the conductor.

High-frequency substrate and production method therefor

A squeegee (K1-K3) for screen printing, comprising: a squeegee body (1) which is formed by a metal sheet and has a squeegeeing face (1a) and a convexly curved pressing edge (3) on the squeegeeing face (1a); wherein when the squeegee (K1-K3) is set for squeegeeing such that the squeegeeing face (1a) is oriented in a travelling direction (X) of the squeegee (K1-K3), a center (O) of curvature of the convexly curved pressing edge (3) extends substantially horizontally.

Squeegee for screen printing and its production method

Squeegee for screen printing

A rechargeable type small electric appliance including a rechargeable battery having negative and positive terminals, the negative and positive terminals being, respectively, connected to a wiring board by a pair of lead members, in which at least one of the lead members is bent in an inverse U-shape so as to have first and second pieces and a bent portion connecting the first and second pieces, the first piece being secured to the wiring board, while the second piece is clamped, at a clamp portion thereof, to a corresponding one of the negative and positive terminals, the bent portion projecting outwardly beyond the clamp portion of the second piece in a radial direction of the rechargeable battery.

Rechargeable type small electric appliance

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Fukuoka-ken, Japan

Eiji Sakata