Fujifilm Corporation

Sony Corporation

Takehiko Nakayama

Eijiro Iwase

Akihito Fukunaga

Koji Tonohara

Hiroyuki Nishida

Takahiro Inoue

Hideyuki Uezono

Yasuhiro Sekizawa

A method of manufacturing a formed body for an electrode includes a first step of dropping an electrode material containing an electrode active material into a gap between a pair of transport belts and introducing the electrode material between transport surfaces of the pair of transport belts; a second step of belt-transporting and pressurizing the introduced electrode material with the pair of transport belts; and a third step of transferring the electrode material after the belt transporting and the pressurization, on a deposition belt, in which a transport direction in a transport, passage through which the electrode material is transported, of the deposition belt intersects a transport direction in a transport passage, through which the electrode material is transported, of the pair of transport belts.

Method of manufacturing formed body for electrode

A method of manufacturing a formed body for an electrode includes: preparing an electrode material; placing a shape retaining member having an rectangular tubular shape with one opening portion L thereof facing down, and supplying the electrode material into the shape retaining member from the other opening portion M thereof; and discharging the electrode material onto a support from the opening portion L while relatively moving the opening portion L and the support, to form a film, a bulk density Dof the electrode material in the first step and a bulk density Dof the electrode material at the opening portion L satisfying a relationship of D/D=1.1 to 30, and a width Tof the opening portion L in a short side direction and a distance Tbetween the end portion X of the opening portion L and the support satisfying a relationship of width T&#x3e;distance T.

Disclosed are a sheet conveying device and an ink jet recording apparatus capable of conveying a sheet in close contact with a drum without wrinkles. In a sheet conveying mechanism which presses a pressing roller against the front surface of a sheet being conveyed by a conveying drum to bring the sheet into close contact with the outer circumferential surface of the conveying drum, a back tension application device is provided at a position immediately before the sheet enters between the conveying drum and the pressing roller. The back tension application device sucks the front surface of the sheet to apply back tension to the sheet. Therefore, it is possible to prevent slackness of the sheet which enters between the pressing roller and the conveying drum and to prevent the occurrence of wrinkles.

Sheet conveying device and ink jet recording apparatus

Provided are a camera module and electronic equipment that are advantageous in alleviating a stress to be imposed on connectors and a flexible substrate at the time of attaching a printed wiring substrate. A first flankof a lens barreland a second flankthereof intersect each other. An image sensoris mounted with the back surfaceA thereof directed to a flexible substrate. A signal processing unitis formed on a rigid printed wiring substrate. A flexible substratehas a projecting portionthat projects from an intersectional partat which the first flankand second flankintersect each other. The printed wiring substrateis disposed on the second flankvia a temporary lock mechanism. The projecting portionof the flexible substrateis folded at the intersectional part, a flexible substrate-side connectoris coupled to a printed wiring substrate-side connector, and an adhesive layeris bonded to the second flank. The flexible substrateand printed wiring substrateare thus mounted on the lens barrel

Camera module and imaging device

A clean booth has a conveyor area for carrying recording sheets, and a motor drive area for containing motor and mechanical parts that emit much dust. The conveyor area and the motor drive area are covered respectively, and separated by a frame plate. Moreover, fan filter units blow pressurized clean air into the conveyor area to discharge dust while a ventilation system exhausts air in the motor drive area. There is no airflow from motor drive area to the conveyor area because of the difference in air pressure. The recording sheets in the conveyor area are carried by belt conveyors with artificial suede belts. The artificial suede belt is suitable to be used as a conveyer belt because of low dust emission and sufficient flexibility to prevent flaw or pressure marks on the recording sheets.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Takehiko Nakayama