Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Kenya Kurokawa

Takafumi Nakahama

Mami Mizutani

Nobumitsu Tada

Norihito Togashi

Tadashi Shudo

Taihei Koyama

Takeo Kakuchi

A heat generating element housing device includes a first side surface, a second side surface, a first shelf plate, second shelf plates, module cases, and highly heat conductive members. The module cases are in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape and are fixed to the second shelf plates at the respective heights, with their longitudinal direction directed along a flow direction of the air. Each of the highly heat conductive members is fixed, with its heat transfer surface being in contact with at least one of the longitudinal side surfaces of the module case and with a side portion of the heat transfer surface being in contact with the second shelf plate.

Heat generating element housing device

A gas exhaust structure of a battery includes a rupture valve formed in a battery body, and a pipe unit composed by integrating a coupling pipe and an exhaust pipe with each other. A one-side opening of the coupling pipe is coupled to the rupture valve. The exhaust pipe is coupled to an other-side opening of the coupling pipe, guides gas that spouts out from an inside of the battery body through the rupture valve and the one-side opening of the coupling pipe, and exhausts the gas to an outside. The exhaust pipe is arranged to be offset with respect to the rupture valve without allowing an extended line that passes through a center of the rupture valve and a centerline of the exhaust pipe to be perpendicular to each other.

Gas exhaust structure of battery

An objective lens actuator of the present invention is an actuator capable of driving an objective lens which condenses a laser beam on an information recording surface of an optical disk, in each of a focusing direction, a tracking direction and a radial tilt direction. The actuator comprises a fixed unit including first and second magnets, and a moving unit which is arranged between the first and second magnets and which includes the objective lens, focusing coils, tracking coils, and a radial tilt coil. Each of the magnets is divided into four areas and being magnetized such that adjacent areas have opposite poles N and S, respectively. A direction of the magnetization is orthogonal to the focusing direction and tracking direction.

Objective lens actuator and optical disk apparatus

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Fuchu, Japan

Kenya Kurokawa