Fujitsu Corporation

Koji Hanada

Yoshinori Uzuka

Yoshihiro Morita

Yasushi Masuda

Hajime Murakami

Takashi Miura

Ikuhiro Andoh

Takanori Tanaka

Hajime Tsuboi

Yoshio Okamoto

Takeshi Nishiyama

Akira Tamura

Masaru Tamura

Yuji Kinoshita

Kazuhiko Oyama

Disclosed is a method of determining a failure in an information system including a transmission apparatus for transmitting control information and a reception apparatus connected to the transmission apparatus in such a manner as to enable information to be transmitted and received for receiving the control information, the reception apparatus transmitting response information to the received control information, wherein the transmission apparatus obtains, as first clock time, clock time of the most recently transmitted control information if the response information to the control information cannot be obtained within predetermined time period, wherein the transmission apparatus obtains, as second clock time, later one of clock time of the response information most recently transmitted by the reception apparatus and clock time of the control information most recently received by the reception apparatus, and wherein the transmission apparatus determines failure location based on the first clock time and the second clock time.

Communication apparatus and program provided with failure determining method and function

An information-processing device comprises at least one crossbar-board; a plurality of back panels detachably connected electrically and mechanically to different sides of the crossbar-board; and at least one motherboard detachably connected electrically and mechanically to each of the back panels. The crossbar-board has a switching element mounted thereon. The motherboard has an information-processing semiconductor element mounted thereon.

Information-processing device having a crossbar-board connected to back panels on different sides

A back panel has front-surface-side connectors on the front surface thereof and rear-surface-side connectors on the rear surface thereof. A plurality of front-surface-side printed wiring boards are mounted on the back panel as a result of connectors provided on an end of the plurality of front-surface-side printed wiring boards being connected with the front-surface-side connectors. A plurality of rear-surface-side printed wiring boards are mounted on the back panel as a result of connectors provided on ends of the plurality of rear-surface-side printed wiring boards being connected with the rear-surface-side connectors. When seen from the front side of the back panel, the front-surface-side connectors and the rear-surface-side connectors are orthogonal, and the front-surface-side printed wiring boards and the rear-surface-side printed wiring boards are orthogonal.

Printed wiring board mounting structure

A socket for mounting a package has a socket body on which the package is mounted and a plurality of contacts which are integrated in the socket body. The socket has a flexural rigidity which is smaller than a flexural rigidity of a substrate on which the socket is to be mounted.

Socket for mounting package and mount structure of package using the same

In a seesaw balance type microminiature electoromagnetic relay including an armature unit composed of two movable contact springs having a pivot arm formed at the center thereof and contacts formed at every end thereof, an armature having a protrusion on the back side for a pivotal movement, and an insert-molded insulator, a substrate unit composed of a common terminal for mounting the pivot arm electrically connected to a common terminal pin, a pair of switching terminals having fixed contacts for connecting the contacts of the springs electrically connected to terminal pins, and an electromagnet unit composed of a yoke, an exciter coil wound thereon, a flat shape permanent magnet provided between both ends of the yoke and two terminal pins electrically connected to the start and the end of the exciter coil, respectively; a hoop member is formed in an integrated configuration of a plurality of groups by a press blanking procedure, each group including a pair of movable contact springs, two non-magnetizing plates and two connecting bars connecting both ends of the springs and one end of the non-magnetizing plate; the armature is piled on the free edge of the non-magnetizing plate and at least one end thereof is welded; an insulator is formed by an insert-mold procedure to cover the movable contact springs and the armature, and the armature unit is formed by cutting boundary portions between the connecting bars and the movable contact springs and non-magnetizing plate. The pivot arm extended from the center part of the movable contact spring is U-shaped and a positioning member is provided at the free edge thereof or at the common terminal for mounting the pivot arm.

Method of making a seesaw balance type microminiature electromagnetic

In a seesaw balance type microminiature electoromagnetic relay including an armature unit composed of two movable contact springs having a pivot arm formed at the center thereof and contacts formed at every end thereof, an armature having a protrusion on the back side for a pivotal movement, and an insert-molded insulator, a substrate unit composed of a common terminal for mounting the pivot arm electrically connected to a common terminal pin, a pair of switching terminals having fixed contacts for connecting the contacts of the springs electrically connected to terminal pins, and an electromagnet unit composed of a yoke, an exciter coil wound thereon, a flat shape permanent magnet provided between both ends of the yoke, and two terminal pins electrically connected to the start and the end of the exciter coil, respectively; a hoop member is formed in an integrated configuration of a plurality of groups by a press blanking procedure, each group including a pair of movable contact springs, two non-magnetizing plates and two connecting bars connecting both ends of the springs and one end of the non-magnetizing plate; the armature is piled on the free edge of the non-magnetizing plate and at least one end thereof is welded; an insulator is formed by an insert-mold procedure to cover the movable contact springs and the armature, and the armature unit is formed by cutting boundary portions between the connecting bars and the movable contact springs and non-magnetizing plate. The pivot arm extended from the center part of the movable contact spring is U-shaped and a positioning member is provided at the free edge thereof or at the common terminal for mounting the pivot arm.

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