Omron Corporation

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Murata Mfg. Co., Ltd.

J. Morita Manufacturing Corporation

Fujicopian Co., Ltd.

Oike Industrial Co., Ltd.

Shinya Yamamoto

Ayaka Miyake

Daisuke Otsubo

Koichi Saito

Mitsuro Hamuro

Tetsuya Kimura

Kenjiro Okaguchi

Koji Fujimoto

Tetsuya Fukumoto

Hirokazu Higuchi

Hidemitsu Takenaka

Shunkichi Sasaki

Yoshito Sugihara

Yoshitaka Hane

Yutaka Ito

Toshihiko Kogame

Yasuo Tago

Susumu Kirimura

Toru Yabe

Ryoichi Morimoto

Kenji Shimazu

Tomoaki Yamanaka

Hitomi Kawabata

Terumi Shinohara

Hiroshi Narui

Shinya Watanabe

Tsuneo Kawabata

Denichiro Gotoh

Tatsuo Aso

An electromagnetic relay includes a base, a first terminal, a fixing member, and a first adhesive. The base includes a first hole. The base is made of a thermosetting resin. The first terminal extends through the first hole. The fixing member is a separate body from the base. The fixing member has higher elasticity than the thermosetting resin. The fixing member fixes the first terminal to the base. The fixing member includes a first support wall and a first recess. The first support wall is disposed between an inner surface of the first hole and the first terminal. The first support wall extends upward along the first terminal. The first recess is disposed on an upper surface of the first support wall and faces the first terminal. The first adhesive is filled in the first recess. The first adhesive adheres the first terminal and the first support wall.

Electromagnetic relay

An electromagnetic relay includes a first movable contact piece, a first movable contact, a second movable contact, a moving member, a coil, and a movable iron core. The moving member holds the first movable contact piece. The moving member is made of a resin having electrical insulation. The moving member includes a first member and a second member. The first member is connected to a movable iron core. The second member is a separate body from the first member. The second member is connected to the first member by snap fitting. The first member includes a convex portion. The convex portion projects toward the second member in a moving direction of the moving member. The second member includes an inspection hole. The inspection hole faces the convex portion in the moving direction and extends in the moving direction.

An electromagnetic relay includes a first movable contact piece, a moving member, a coil, and a movable iron core. The movable iron core is connected to the moving member and is configured to move by a magnetic force generated by the coil. The moving member is made of an electrical insulator. The moving member includes a support portion and a connecting portion. The support portion holds a first movable contact piece. The connecting portion is connected to the movable iron core. The connecting portion includes a locking groove and a locking projection. An end of the movable iron core is disposed in the locking groove. The locking projection presses the end of the movable iron core in the locking groove. The locking projection extends in a support direction perpendicular to a moving direction of the moving member.

An electromagnetic relay includes a first movable contact piece, a moving member, a coil, and a movable iron core. The moving member holds the first movable contact piece. The movable iron core is connected to the moving member and is configured to move by a magnetic force generated by the coil. The moving member is made of resin having electrical insulation. The moving member includes a first member and a second member. The second member is connected to the first member by snap fitting. The first member includes a first protrusion. The second member includes a second main body, a first locking portion, and a first arm. The first locking portion locks to the first protrusion. The first arm connects the second main body and the first locking portion. A thickness of the first arm is smaller than a thickness of the first locking portion.

An electromagnetic relay includes a moving member, a yoke, a guide member, and a movable iron core. The yoke includes a plate portion and a yoke hole. The guide member is disposed in the yoke hole. The movable iron core is connected to the moving member. The movable iron core includes a tubular portion. The tubular portion includes a first end surface and a second end surface. The tubular portion is disposed in the guide member. The plate portion includes a first surface and a second surface. In a case where the moving member is located at the closed position, the first end surface is located within a range from a first position to a second position. The first position is a position corresponding to the first surface. The second position is located at a center of the first surface and the second surface.

A display device for a medical X-ray photography apparatus may include: a display panel including a photography mode selection region where a plurality of photography mode selection images corresponding to a plurality of X-ray photography modes are displayed; an interface that receives a selection operation to select one of the photography mode selection images displayed on the display panel; a processor that performs display processing of the selected photography mode selection image displayed on the display panel in response to the selection operation received through the interface; and an illustration display region included in the display panel where an illustration corresponding to the selected photography mode selection image is displayed. When the selection operation is received, the selected photography mode selection image is displayed in a visually distinguishable manner, and the illustration corresponding to the selected photography mode is displayed in the illustration display region.

Operation panel display device for medical x-ray photography apparatus, medical x-ray photography apparatus, and display method in operation panel display device for medical x-ray photography apparatus

A handcart includes a main body, main wheels, support portions, auxiliary wheels, an extended portion, connection portions, a tilt angle sensor, and a gyro sensor. The main body is supported at one end thereof to be rotatable in a pitch direction relative to a pair of the main wheels. A bar-shaped connection portion of the extended portion is inserted through a tube portion at another end of the main body. The extended portion extends from the other end of the main body to a rear side in a travelling direction of the handcart. A region of each support portion from a rotation shaft of the main wheel to a rotation shaft of the auxiliary wheel and the extended portion are connected to each other by the connection portion. The connection portion is supported to be rotatable in the pitch direction relative to the support portion and the extended portion.

Handcart

A key switch has a switch part and an operating part. The switch part is activated to switch contact points as an operating key is inserted. The operating part includes a driver cam that rotates as it is pushed by the operating key and to activate the switch part and a plurality of lock cams configured to directly lock the driver cam in a normal condition when the operating key is pulled out of the operating part and to rotate as it is pushed by the operating key so as to release the driver cam from its locked condition. The key switch may further include lock cam holder for holding the lock cams in the normal condition when the operating key is pulled out.

Key switch

A sensor for detecting an analyte in liquid includes a base substrate provided with openings and electrode lands on one surface thereof and SAW elements each provided with a sensing portion having at least one IDT electrode on one side. The SAW elements are mounted on the base substrate with bump electrodes by a flip-chip bonding method so that the sensing portions of the SAW elements face the openings of the base substrate. At least one of the sensing portions is coated with a reaction membrane which binds to an analyte.

Sensor for detecting analyte in liquid and device for detecting analyte in liquid using the same

A thermal transfer printing medium is provided which includes a foundation, and a transfer layer provided on one side of the foundation and comprising a heat-meltable color ink layer, a heat-meltable transparent ink layer, a metal deposition layer and an adhesive layer which are stacked in that order from the foundation side. The thermal transfer printing medium is capable of forming print images in a color inherent to the color ink layer, free from the influences of the color of the image-receiving medium and the metal deposition layer serving as a hiding layer.

Thermal transfer printing medium

In order to manufacture a multilayer ceramic electronic component such as a multilayer ceramic capacitor, a long ceramic green sheet is prepared, and this long ceramic green sheet is fed along its longitudinal direction and is successively subjected to steps of printing conductor films on the surface of the long ceramic green sheet with conductive paste, drying the conductor films, punching out the long ceramic green sheet into ceramic green sheets of prescribed sizes at prescribed punching positions with respect to the location of the conductor films, and stacking the punched ceramic green sheets with each other. The long ceramic green sheet is punched out under two types of different registering conditions with respect to the conductor films in the punching step, and ceramic green sheets obtained under the two different types of registering conditions are stacked with each other in the stacking step, so that conductor films having the same geometry can define internal electrodes for a multilayer ceramic capacitor. Capacitance provided by the multilayer ceramic capacitor can be changed by changing the registering conditions with respect to the locations of the conductor films in the punching step.

Method of preparing a plurality of ceramic green sheets having conductor

Container

A cassette for storing a plurality of electronic component chips employed for providing the plurality of electronic component chips to an apparatus for supplying electronic component chips comprises a plurality of electronic component chips; a case for storing the plurality of electronic component chips, which is provided with first and second outer wall surfaces adjacently intersecting with each other and an outlet formed in the first outer wall surface, the case also being for discharging the electronic component chips; and an openable closure for closing the outlet. The closure is formed by a flexible plate. The case has a guide portion for slidably guiding the closure over a portion along the first outer wall surface, and a portion along the second outer wall surface. The closure is guided by the guide portion to open and close the outlet, while one end portion thereof is positioned along the second outer wall surface whether the outlet is opened or closed. Such end portion of the closure is provided with a slidable opening/closing operation member, which is exposed on the second outer wall surface.

Cassette for storing a plurality of electronic component chips

A plurality of electronic component chips (108) are stored in a space (109) defined in the interior of a case (111). The case is provided with an outlet (110) which communicates with the space for discharging the electronic component chips stored in the space. This outlet is closed by an openable closure. When the case is fixed to a hopper (102) included in an apparatus for supplying electronic component chips, the outlet is opened so that the electronic component chips are introduced into the hopper.

Cassette storing a plurality of electronic component chips including

A thermal transfer recording medium having an improved hot-sticking resistance which comprises a thermoplastic resin film as a substrate, a thermally transferable ink layer provided on one surface of the film, and a thin layer of an inorganic substance provided on the other surface of the film. The thin layer of the inorganic substance prevents the recording medium from hot-sticking phenomenon, whereby a high speed printing is made possible.

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Shinya Yamamoto