Fujitsu Corporation

Hirofumi Imabayashi

Katsumi Kanasaki

Akira Okada

Takehide Miyazaki

Kenji Joko

Shozo Shimada

Kazuya Nishida

Katsuya Fujii

Hideaki Yajima

Tetsuya Takahashi

Tsutomu Takahashi

Masahiro Shioda

Hideki Zenitani

Takashi Shirakami

Kiyonori Kusuda

Kenji Toshimitsu

Hideo Araki

Mitsuo Kaetsu

Noboru Nakama

Koichi Namimatsu

Takashi Sekiguchi

Kazunori Omori

Yuichi Nakanishi

Yasunori Murata

A heat radiator capable of thermally connect to a heat element includes a pair of heat conducting plates conducting heat from one side surface to other side surface of the heat conducting plate, respectively, the pair of heat conducting plates having a space between each of the heat conducting plates; and a radiation fin arranged between the pair of heat conducting plates, having elastic characteristics between the pair of heat conducting plates, and radiating heat from the heat conducting plate to the space.

Heat radiator

A power feed device for an electrical component which improves the quality of transmission and reduces the mounting density of a printed circuit board in the power feed device or reduces the thickness of the printed circuit board and thereby realizes smaller size, provided with a power supply for supplying power, a printed circuit board having built-in signal line patterns, and a power bar having conductive projections provided in shapes and at positions corresponding to the shapes and positions of electrodes of the electrical component and provided outside of the printed circuit board, power from the power supply being supplied through the conductive projections of the power bar to electrodes of the electrical component.

Power feed device to power pins of electrical component

A connector for electrically connecting with a first circuit board and a second circuit board, the connector includes a female connector and a male connector. The female connector includes a housing, a moveable side electrode capable of moving in the housing and an elastic member biasing the moveable side electrode, the moveable side electrode having a recess. The male connector includes a projection with a tip end being fitted into the recess of the moveable side electrode.

Connector

A built-in capacitor type power feed device for an electrical component which solves the problems of the reduction in the noise margin of the power supply system accompanying the lower drive voltages of electrical components and the noise between the power supply and ground accompanying simultaneous switching waveforms, provided with a power supply for supplying power, a printed circuit board including a signal line pattern, a power bar having conductive projections provided in shapes and at positions corresponding to the shapes and positions of electrodes of the electrical component and provided outside of the printed circuit board, a ground bar provided outside of the printed circuit board, and a high dielectric layer provided at a part corresponding to the electrical component between the power bar and the ground bar, power from the power supply being fed to electrodes of the electrical component through the power bar and the ground bar.

Built-in capacitor type power feed device to power pins of electrical component

In an optical transmission node, a plurality of shelves, respectively connected to a plurality of optical cables having limitations on bending radius, are stored in one rack of the node. In a shelf body thereof, the first and second opening portions are made in a front surface, and an extra-cable looping device loops an extra portion of the optical cable, further a moving mechanism is provided for moving the extra-cable looping device to avoid a space occupied by the units in a state removed from the second opening portion, this enables extra-cable handling within a limited spatial range and the insertion/removal of the units having various functions from the shelf in a state where the cable is active and further the improvement of a shelf mounting density per rack.

Structured shelf

A capacitor sheet comprises a plurality of first capacitor blocks connecting signal/power supply electrodes of two circuit boards with through-hole electrodes, and having grounding electrodes sandwiching dielectrics around the through-hole electrodes, and a plurality of second capacitor blocks connecting the grounding electrodes in two circuit boards with the through-hole electrodes, and having the grounding electrodes sandwiching the dielectrics around the through-hole electrodes, wherein the through-hole electrodes and the grounding electrodes are connected with pattern wirings. The capacitor blocks are arranged so that the grounding electrodes in the first capacitor blocks are electrically connected to the grounding electrodes of the second capacitor blocks to be combined to a single piece.

Capacitor sheet

An optical unit includes photoelectric conversion modules, a plurality of adapter support members whose upper parts are rotatably supported, and a plurality of optical connector adapters attached to lower ends of the adapter support members so as to be arranged next to each other, the optical connector adapters being contained in the optical unit. The adapter support members are rotated separately so that the optical connector adapters are extracted outside from the optical unit with a space formed between each adjacent two of said optical connector adapters. Each of the optical connector adapters has insertion holes to which optical connectors of optical fibers extending from the photoelectric conversion modules and optical connectors of external optical fibers are connected.

Optical unit with increased reliability

A shelf-type telecommunications device has a back wired board assembly mounted on a back of a shelf unit into which a plurality of plug-in units are inserted side by side. The back wired board assembly has a main back wired board to which at least one plug-in unit is connected and a sub back wired board to which at least one external cable is connected, the outer surface of the main back wired board and the inner surface of the sub back wired board opposing each other. The main back wired board and the sub back wired board are fitted together by using a plurality of relay connectors or pin terminals so as to electrically connect the main back wired board and the sub back wired board to each other without the need for coaxial cables, thus reducing the size of the device.

Shelf-type telecommunications device including main and sub back wired boards connected by relay connectors

A heterogeneous functions-integrated communication device which is improved in the efficiency of optical connector connection/disconnection work and which enables non-redundant arrangement without the need to increase the size of the device. Those DS3 interface connectors of a customer interface section which are required only in the non-redundant arrangement are mounted on an expansion shelf, whereby the size of a shelf body is reduced and, in the case of redundant arrangement, the expansion shelf may be detached. Optical fibers can be introduced at a front side of the device from obliquely below to plug-in units, so that the optical fibers can be connected/disconnected without the need to pull out the plug-in units. Also, fiber trays are arranged at center and bottom levels, respectively, with respect to the height of the shelf body, and an upper part of each fiber tray is made smaller in width than a lower part thereof to thereby define a longitudinal opening, so that the optical fibers extending from the plug-in units can be introduced into the respective fiber trays through the openings.

Heterogeneous functions-integrated communication device

An optical telecommunication unit includes a shielded case having a size adapted for mounting upon a standard open-rack frame, wherein the shielded case includes a rear panel carrying an interconnection pattern, a plurality of plug-in connectors provided on the rear panel at an inner side thereof in electrical connection with the interconnection pattern for holding plug-in units forming an optical telecommunication apparatus inside the optical telecommunication unit, wherein the optical telecommunication unit carries a plurality of interface connectors on the rear panel in electrical connection with the interconnection pattern for accepting external interconnection cables, and a rear cover is provided on the shielded case so as to cover the rear panel.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Hirofumi Imabayashi