Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

Noriyuki Okada

Kazuki Miki

Setsuo Hasegawa

Noriyuki Murao

Satoshi Nakai

Tsuyoshi Watanabe

Takashi Nakamura

Tatsuaki Yamamoto

The invention provides a leg massage machine comprising recessed receiving portions and leg receiving portions which are made movable together rockingly for massaging the feet and calves of the user, respectively. The leg massage machine has recessed receiving portions () for inserting the respective feet of the user and leg receiving portions () for inserting the respective calves of the user, the recessed receiving portions () and the leg receiving portions () each having massage means on side walls and/or a bottom wall thereof. The massage machine has a base assembly () to be placed on the floor, and a reclining movable assembly () rockingly movable forward and rearward relative to the base assembly (). The recessed receiving portions () and the leg receiving portions () are provided in the reclining movable assembly () and movable together rockingly.

Leg massage machine

A magnetron has an anode cylinder, a plurality of vanes arranged radially within the anode cylinder, a magnetic piece disposed at an open end section of the anode cylinder, an anode vacuum container including a metal container disposed to cover an upper surface of the magnetic piece, a cathode disposed along a central axis of the vacuum container, and an antenna externally discharging microwaves. The magnetic piece and the metal container are placed, in that order, on a shelf formed inwardly on a thin end section projecting from the open end section of the anode cylinder. When tightly welding the thin end section, a predetermined number of projections, projecting inwardly from the thin end section of the anode cylinder, loosely secure an outer perimeter bend of the metal container. The metal container is then accurately tightly welded to the anode cylinder without the metal container shifting off-center.

Method for making magnetrons

A magnetron including a tubular metallic container which is air-tightly connected to an anode, cathode leads for supporting a cathode with filaments being disposed in a central axial portion of the anode, a stem insulator formed with through holes through which the cathode leads pass, and external terminals formed with planar portions which are air-tightly connected to a surface of the stem insulator opposite to a surface facing the tubular metallic container and with connecting portions which are air-tightly connected to the cathode leads. The connecting portions are arranged to be bent in an axial direction of the cathode leads. It is possible to exhibit the effect of preventing vacuum break from occurring by oxidation or the like since the increase in the area of the connecting portions will result in elongation of the distance between the end portions of the connecting portions and the through holes.

Magnetron with external terminals having connecting portions which are air-tightly connected to cathode leads

A magnetron including a cathode terminal of a magnetron main body and an inductor connected to the cathode terminal to constitute a filter, wherein the inductor includes an air-core coarse inductor and a cored inductor connected in series, the air-core coarse inductor being connected to the cathode terminal side, and the air-core coarse inductor includes a large pitch winding provided on the cathode terminal side and a small pitch winding provided on the opposite side.

Magnetron and microwave heating device

A ring-shaped depressed groove is formed between a joining surface of a stem insulating material with a tubular metal container and a joining surface with cathode leads and A metallized layer formed at joining surface and joining surface is separated from edges and of ring-shaped depressed groove The resulting magnetron reliably prevents discharges generated between the joining surface of the stem insulating material, with the tubular metal container, and the joining surface, with the cathode leads.

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Hyogo-ken, Japan

Noriyuki Okada