Nec Tokin Corporation

Tohoku Metal Industries

Michio Nemoto

Hiroshi Ono

Shigeyoshi Yoshida

Shinya Watanabe

Yutaka Shimada

Koji Kamei

Yoshio Awakura

Masahiro Yamaguchi

Tetsuro Baba

Kiyokazu Yoshida

Eiji Yamanaka

In a semiconductor bare chip () on the front surface whereof is formed an integrated circuit, a magnetic loss filmis formed on the back surface of that semiconductor bare chip.

Electromagnetic noise suppressor, semiconductor device using the same, and method of manufacturing the same

In a display device ( A, G, F) having a display window ( ), a magnetic loss layer or layer ( A, C, C) is formed on at least a part of a principal surface of the display window. The magnetic loss layer may be a granular magnetic thin layer which is, for example, made of a magnetic substance of a magnetic composition comprising M, X and Y, where M is a metallic magnetic material consisting of Fe, Co, and/or Ni, X being element or elements other than M and Y, and Y being F, N, and/or O. The magnetic loss layer may be formed in any one selected from mat, lattice, stripe, and speck fashions. The magnetic loss layer may be formed in a mesh fashion.

Light emitting element, plasma display panel, and CRT display device capable of considerably suppressing a high-frequency noise

A air-flow-rate sensor having a thermo-magnetically operated switch including a U-shaped temperature sensitive ferromagnetic piece, a positive temperature characteristic thermister, and two terminal plates, which are stationarily mounted in an opening chamber of an insulator frame. The two terminal plates are for connecting the thermister to an external electric power source and are in contact with respective input electrodes on opposite surfaces of the thermister. One of the two terminal plates is formed in a generally arcuate form to elastically press the other terminal plate onto the ferromagnetic piece through the thermister. The thermo-magnetically operated switch is fixedly mounted on the frame by fitting its opposite terminals into grooves formed in the inner wall of the frame. Each terminal plate is also fixed to the frame by fitting both ends into another grooves formed in the inner wall of the frame. The thermister is fixedly supported between the two terminal plate by engaging projections formed on one terminal plate. The frame may have grilles for covering the opening chamber.

Air-flow-rate sensors

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Sendai, Japan

Michio Nemoto