Fujitsu Corporation

Yoshiaki Tobimatsu

Takahisa Yoshizumi

Kazuya Fuke

Hiroyuki Shouyama

Yoshiyuki Nakayama

Mitsuru Etou

Yasuhisa Kanemaru

Kazunori Oomori

Yasunori Murata

Kondo Masahiko

Koji Kano

Kazuya Satoh

An optical transmission apparatus includes a substrate and a heatsink. The substrate is a substrate on which multiple light sources and a heat generating part are mounted. The heatsink includes a base portion, a fin portion, and multiple light guiding paths. The base portion is arranged on a surface of the heat generating part on an opposite side to the substrate. The fin portion rises up from a surface of the base portion on an opposite side to the heat generating part. The multiple light guiding paths are formed inside the base portion, and guide lights emitted by the multiple light sources to multiple output destinations corresponding to the multiple light sources.

Optical transmission apparatus

A printed board to be loaded into a printed-board-receiving structure having a backboard and a guide rail, the backboard having a connector plug-in connectable to a connector on the printed board, the guide rail guiding the printed board toward the backboard and having a groove including a sloping portion, the printed board includes a sloping portion forming a projection at an end of the printed board, the projection being fittable and slidable along the groove in the guide rail.

Printed board and printed-board-receiving structure

The present invention relates to a breaker apparatus and breaker unit. The breaker apparatus comprises a breaker unit including a power supply/cut-off breaker part, a power connecting part, a first unit connecting part, a ground connecting part and a second unit connecting part and further comprises a breaker unit mounting board including a mating power connecting part, a mating ground connecting part, a first connection mediating part and a second connection mediating part. This breaker apparatus is capable of constituting a power distributing apparatus with a necessary but minimized construction, and of extending the breaker unit in a minimum unit according to necessity. In addition, with this breaker apparatus, parts can be used in common irrespective of a change of a ground system, and further, can be replaced in the hot-line condition without cutting off the power supply to a system.

Breaker apparatus and breaker unit

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Fukuoka, Japan

Yoshiaki Tobimatsu