Combi Co., Ltd.

Combi Corporation

Nec Corporation

Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd.

Asahi Organic Chemicals Industry Co., Ltd.

Takehiko Takahashi

Yoshiyasu Ishii

Taira Hanashima

Tomihiro Kaneko

Takashi Watanabe

Hideo Saito

Susumu Matsumoto

Yuji Shimizu

Hiroaki Matsuda

Hitoshi Katou

Hitoshi Kato

Kenshun Ishii

Toyomi Yoshida

Kazunobu Koike

Jun Taketani

Koichi Kobayashi

Yoshihisa Yamaguchi

Hiroyuki Gotou

Tomihisa Kaneko

Hiroshi Iizuka

Takahiro Sato

Kinji Adachi

Noriyasu Kuno

Tomihioro Kaneko

Takeshi Takahashi

Ryuji Iwata

Takemitu Sato

Yuiti Kaiya

Jun Sekine

Go Shinohara

Masatoshi Doi

An electrically conductive composition capable of making specific volume resistivity control easier, is a carbonaceous material produced by burning plant material including soybean hulls, rapeseed meal, sesame meal, cotton seed meal, cotton hulls, rice hulls, rice bran, soybean chaffs, rice straws, cereal hulls or the like by adjusting any of the carbon content, burning temperature and median diameter. The burned and carbonized plant material is ground and sieved to give a median diameter of approx. 80 &#x3bc;m or below. The burned plant material is obtained by burning at a temperature of 700&#xb0; C. or higher.

Burned plant material and electromagnetic shielding member

An apparatus processing a gate portion in a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus includes a laser beam scanner unit and a cutter. The laser beam scanner unit is disposed along a carrying line on which a lead frame is carried. The laser beam scanner unit has an optical scanner unit second-dimensionally scanning laser beams, and a lens unit collecting the laser beams. The cutter has a punch. The punch mechanically pushes to cut a gate correspondence portion which is perfectly cut away or almost cut away from a semiconductor package body by the laser beams.

APPARATUS PROCESSING A GATE PORTION IN A SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING APPARATUS, WHICH REMOVE A GATE CORRESPONDENCE PORTION FROM A SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE CONNECTED TO A LEAD FRAME, AND A RESIN BURR DEPOSITED ON A LEAD PORTION ASSOCIATED WITH THE SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGE

A semiconductor device in which a flat inner lead is connected to a semiconductor pellet so that a side edge of the inner lead is connected to the semiconductor pellet. The lead includes a constricted portion that is twisted so that the side edge faces a surface of the pellet to which the lead is connected. A lead frame is arranged so that the side edge can be twisted into position.

Semiconductor device, and lead frame used therefor

A semiconductor package has a guide in the form of a lug only at least two diagonally opposite corners on the upper surface thereof. A cap to be adhered to the package is configured to mate with the inside surfaces of the guides. The package is, therefore, surely sealed and held in close adhesion to the cap.

Semiconductor package

A semiconductor package has a guide in the form of a lug only at least two diagonally opposite corners on the upper surface thereof. A cap to be adhered to the package is configured to mate with the inside surfaces of the guides. The package is, therefore, surely seated and held in close adhesion to the cap.

Child's car seat

An infant restraining chair for installation in a corner or other compact area of a bathroom, for restraining an infant while the infant's guardian makes use of bathroom facilities. A chair supporting and surrounding a substantial portion of an infant's body is mounted on top of a column having a cross-section of a generally triangular shape. Arcuate seat belt portions of substantially rigid construction are maintained in a body of the chair normally in a position retracted into the chair, but are selectably extendable out of the chair body to encircle and restrain an infant seated in the chair. A retraction arrangement utilizes force from gravity constantly to bias the seat belt portions into a retracted position. A mechanical locking arrangement may be provided for locking the seat belt portions in a restraining position.

Infant restraining chair

Child's chair

Baby changing station

High chair

Toy vehicle

A folding and locking mechanism for a folding baby chair, the mechanism locks the chair in an assembled and folded condition and is unlocked from either condition by the same simple manual operation. A bracket pivotally connected between a rear leg and a support arm locks in two respective positions on a retainer pin which rides on the bracket periphery and is received by a pair of retainer recesses, one for the assembled condition and one for the folded condition. The retainer pin is held by a locking lever that pivots and moves up and down in a holder frame within the support arm. Movement of the lever upward by a simple manual action urges the retainer pin away from the bracket, allowing the bracket to rotate to thereby fold or assemble the chair. A descending operating plate holds the upwardly urged locking lever in the up position until the bracket begins to rotate.

Folding and lock mechanism for baby chair

A folding baby bed has a vertically-long rectangular housing frame body portion which can be fixedly attached to a wall surface, a floor surface, or the like, at a back or bottom portion of the housing frame, and a bed portion provided at a front upper half portion of the housing frame body portion, the bed portion being pivotally attached to the housing frame body portion at opposite sides so that the bed portion can be horizontally extended and vertically folded so as to be housed in the housing frame body portion. The bed portion is constructed by upper and lower plates and a trim such that the trim is interposed between the upper and lower plates. When the bed portion is either in a vertically folded state or in a horizontally extended state, the state can be safely maintained by a supporting spring.

Folding baby bed

A folding baby bed has a vertically-long rectangular housing frame body portion which can be fixedly attached to a wall surface, a floor surface, or the like, at a back or bottom portion of the housing frame, and a bed portion provided at a frontal upper half portion of the housing frame body portion, the bed portion being pivotally attached to the housing frame body portion at opposite sides so that the bed portion can be horizontally extended and vertically folded so as to be housed in the housing frame body portion. When the bed portion is either in a vertically folded state or in a horizontally extended state, the state can be safely maintained by a supporting spring.

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