Namiki Seimitsu Houseki Kabushiki Kaisha

Namiki Precision Jewel Co., Ltd.

Other

Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Adamant Co., Ltd.

Hidehiro Uchiumi

Toshio Suzuki

Kazuo Morita

Tomohide Aoyagi

Yukiharu Shimizu

Takeshi Kogawa

Toshio Nomura

Nobuyuki Kitagawa

Shinichi Takeda

Michel Ratajski

Yusuke Akiyama

Yoichi Yaguchi

Tomoyuki Kugo

Kyoto Takemoto

Minoru Yamaoka

Nozomu Togashi

Shunsuke Karashima

Shunpei Amano

Susumu Shibata

Naoko Iwashimizu

Mitsugu Kudo

Watch bracelet link

Orthodontic bracket

A surface mount-type vibration motor and an installation structure for a surface mount-type vibration motor, where soldered portions are prevented from separating from a circuit board without requiring any design change in a vibration motor body. A section where a motor holding section of a motor holder and motor support sections of the motor holder are connected is bent in an arc shape having elasticity to form the motor holder, the motor holding section holding a vibration motor body to which an elastic holder is attached, the motor support sections being arranged along a circuit board. First contact sections and second contact sections are formed in the connection section such that distal ends of the first and second contact sections are of a band-like shape projecting toward the inside of the vibration motor body. The motor holder reduces a load applied to portions where the surface mount-type vibration motor is soldered to the circuit board and also improves bonding strength.

Surface mount-type vibration motor and fixation structure for surface mount-type vibration motor

A fixing structure capable of adjusting the dimensions in the vertical direction of a vibration generating device including a circuit board in combination with the circuit board without reducing the size or the diameter of the vibration generation device. A fixing holder in a holder shape for holding or including at least a part of the outer circumference of a vibration generating device has an inner circumferential surface substantially identical to the external shape of the vibration generating device. Groove-like rail parts are provided partially in the outer circumferential surface of the holder at the opposite ends thereof in the same linear direction, and the side end part of a notched circuit board or a part on the housing side of the apparatus is inserted into each of the groove-like rail parts, thus holding and securing the vibration generating device at an arbitrary vertical position against the surface of the circuit board in the apparatus.

Fixing holder for vibration generating device

To realize high reliability and a long-term stabilized power supply (long lifetime) in the connection between a power supply terminal and a power supply land on a circuit board. A motor for generating vibration comprising a vibration generating mechanism having a rotating shaft attached with a weight, a housing case for accommodating at least a part of the aforementioned vibration generating mechanism, and a pair of power supply terminals protruding from the aforementioned housing for electrically connecting the power supply terminal to a power supply land by making the terminal elastically in contact with the power supply land of a power source side circuit board to be mounted in a housing of a portable apparatus and for supplying power to the aforementioned vibration generating mechanism, wherein each of a bending point and an action point of a movable portion of the power supply terminal movable in the direction in which the aforementioned power supply terminal contacts the aforementioned power supply land is arranged in a plane that includes a center of gravity of vibrational motion of the aforementioned motor for generating vibration and is almost perpendicular to the rotating axis of the aforementioned weight.

Vibration generating motor

Vibration motor

A watch exterior part is formed of cemented carbide or stellite alloy, and has a three-dimensionally curved as-sintered surface or a small hole with an as-sintered interior peripheral surface, or has a three-dimensionally curved polished surface obtained by polishing an as-sintered surface. The watch exterior part is manufactured by a method in which organic binder is milled into a material powder, and a molded body obtained by injection molding is subjected to a binder removing process and then sintered. By the manufacturing method, a watch exterior part formed of cemented carbide or stellite alloy has a high strength and a complicated configuration such as a three-dimensional curved surface and a small hole, without applying secondary machining operations such as discharge operations.

Watch exterior parts and manufacturing method thereof

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Tokyo, Japan

Hidehiro Uchiumi