Dai Nippon Insatsu Kabushiki Kaisha

Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Adv Antest Corporation

Takeda Riken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Dai Nippon Insatsu K.k.

Noboru Akiyama

Katsumi Kameda

Takayuki Nakajima

Takanori Yamashita

Masataka Okushita

Hirohisa Akita

Tetsuo Aoki

Katsumi Kobayashi

Tetsuo Sotome

Tetsuya Koishi

Toshiro Takahashi

Yasuto Kumai

Disclosed is a method for manufacturing an electrochemical cell, wherein an insulation failure product can be accurately rejected, and an electrochemical cell can be used again after the insulation failure inspection. In the method for manufacturing the electrochemical cell (), which is configured by hermetically housing an electrochemical cell main body () such that the leading end of a metal terminal () protrudes to the outside of the outer housing (), an impulse voltage is applied between the metal terminal () and a metal foil layer (), the waveform of the voltage applied to the capacitance between the metal terminal () and the metal foil layer () is measured, and the insulation failure inspection step is performed.

Insulation failure inspecting apparatus, insulation failure inspecting method using same, and method for manufacturing electrochemical cell

A method for manufacturing an electrochemical cell includes housing a main cell body in an outer packaging body of packaging material formed by laminating a metal foil layer and a heat-sealable resin layer, provided the tip ends of a first metal terminal and a second metal terminal are protruding outside the outer packaging body, heat-sealing a peripheral edge portion of the outer packaging body so the outer packaging body has the first and second terminals protruding; applying a voltage between the first terminal and the foil layer or between the second terminal and the foil layer; and inspecting for insulation failure from a short circuit between the first or second terminal and the foil layer or from a crack in the heat-sealable resin layer, based on a variation of a voltage held between the one of the metal terminals and the metal foil layer after halting the voltage.

A disk cartridge comprises a case including an upper and lower shell halves for accommodating a disk and an opening portion provided on each shell half, so as to be opened and closed by a shutter. Each shell half is formed by an injection molding of polycarbonate in which a mold having a single injection hole is used. The injection hole is formed in the mold, at a position opposed to a center of a groove in its longitudinal direction on a surface of the case for receiving a retaining plate to guide a front portion of a slide plate of the shutter. The injection hole has a diameter of about 1.5 mm in case of a 5-inch disk cartridge.

Disk cartidge with injection molded means

A disk cartridge with a case comprises upper and lower shell halves, each of which has a head insertion hole and a spindle insertion hole. A pair of projections are provided inwardly at a joint portion between the two holes. The peripheral wall portions of the spindle insertion hole are extended inwardly toward tips of the projections in an arched form. An almost annular projection is provided along a periphery of the spindle insertion hole to increase a supporting portion for supporting the disk when the spindle is taken off from the spindle insertion hole. The inner peripheral walls of the head insertion hole are chamfered. A corner of the groove is chamfered to prevent the corner of the groove from being caught by a part of the guide frame.

Disk cartridge having chamfered wall portion

A disk cartridge comprises a case with an upper and a lower shell halves united together to accommodate a disk of 3.5 inches therein, a guide portion, a shutter, and a slider slid in the guide portion of the case for supporting the shutter. The shutter is moved by a drive pin to open and close a head and spindle holes. The slider enables the shutter to move smoothly along the guide portion and prevents the shutter from being disconnected from the guide portion when the case is dropped.

Writing protection structure of a disk cartridge

Structure for moving disk cartridge shutter

A case supporting structure has four support pins provided in a disk player, a pair of the support pins having two small size locating pins on upper surfaces of the support pins, and four support seat places formed on the lower shell half. A pair of the support seat places respectively have a circular opening to receive one of the locating pins and an elliptic opening to receive loosely another locating pin. The support seat places on the lower shell half are of small smooth areas to be supported on the support pins.

Disk cartridge with a stop wall to engage a shutter plate projection and

A disk cartridge has a case comprising an upper and a lower shell halves for accommodating a disk. The case has a spindle insertion hole, a head insertion hole and a shutter for opening and closing the two holes. The case has at least one of a disconnection preventing mechanism for preventing an elastic spring for urging the shutter from being disconnected from a slider and a part of the case, a drive pin smooth motion mechanism for moving a drive pin on the slider, a shutter locking mechanism for locking the shutter at a closing position, a disk center holding mechanism for supporting the disk at its center position, a disk periphery holding mechanism for holding the periphery of the disk, a writing protection mechanism for prevention new information from being recorded on the disk and a mechanism for forming the case with a good outer appearance.

Disk cartridge having write protection means

An automatic pattern synchronizing circuit re-times the phase differences between clocks, thereby adjusting test pattern outputs from a device under test. The automatic pattern synchronizing circuit includes a reference voltage generator for providing a threshold voltage, a comparator for converting an input signal into a rectangular signal, a flip-flop, a pattern-counter part for counting a signal from the flip-flop and a control part for setting the threshold voltage in the comparator. The automatic pattern synchronizing circuit automatically synchronizes voltage patterns. In particular, the high and low voltage levels of the input waveform are automatically measured and the optimum threshold voltage is automatically set.

Automatic pattern synchronizing circuit of an error detector

A guide portion is provided in a front edge of a disc cartridge in an insertion direction to a recording and reproducing apparatus. A slider is slidingly engaged with the guide portion. A shutter is fixed to the slider. Head insertion holes and spindle holes formed in the cartridge case ere opened or closed by the shutter. A generation of friction or wear chips due to the sliding contact between the shutter and cartridge may be prevented.

Disc Cartridge

A structure for moving a shutter comprises a slider for supporting the shutter and a spring member for urging the slider. The one end of the slider forms an engaging projection body which has a pair of projections. A dividing groove is extended into the one end of the slider between the two projections. One of the pair of projections is extended in the shutter opening direction longer than the other projection.

Structure for moving a shutter provided slidably on a disk cartridge

A guide portion is provided in a front edge of a disc cartridge in an insertion direction to a recording and reproducing apparatus, A slider is slidingly engaged with the guide portion. A shutter is fixed to the slider. Head insertion holes and spindle holes formed in the cartridge case are opened or closed by the shutter. A generation of friction or wear chips due to the sliding contact between the shutter and cartridge may be prevented.

Disc cartridge with shutter/slider/spring engagement portions

A disk cartridge has a shutter provided on a slider to open and close an opening portion of a case which has a shutter locking mechanism for locking the shutter at its closed position. The shutter locking mechanism comprises a receiving recess provided on the slider, into which a portion of the head of a stopper accommodated in a room of the case is projected in a closed state of shutter.

Disk cartridge with shutter locking mechanism

A disk cartridge comprises a case with an upper and a lower shell halves united together to accommodate a disk of 3.5 inches therein, a guide portion, a shutter, and a slider slid in the guide portion of the case for supporting the shutter. The shutter is moved by a drive pin to open and close a head and spindle holes. The slider enables the shutter to move smoothly along the guide portion and prevents the shutter from being disconnected from the guide portion when the case is dropped. The slider also having grooved projections thereon which allow the projections to compress and be inserted into guide portions of the case.

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Noboru Akiyama