Idec Izumi Corporation

Teijin Pharma Limited

Idec Izuni Corporation

Yoshitaka Tsuji

Toshihiro Fujita

Akito Okamoto

Shigeto Ogino

Tomonori Nishiki

Masahiko Kawakami

Kenji Inoue

Teizo Fujita

Takao Fukui

Seiji Mochizuki

Masatake Yamano

Yasushi Kamino

Shigetoshi Fujitani

Masaaki Fujii

Toshiyuki Kasama

Tatsunobu Nakai

Hirofumi Henmi

Yoshihide Nakano

Masao Dohi

Takao Hosorogi

Shinichi Ishino

Shigoto Ogino

Dai Kawada

Takehiko Tajika

Yuuhei Sugai

Hiromasa Hasegawa

Hongguang Li

Hitoshi Toyonaga

Yosio Sekino

In a counter mechanism of a feeding device, in each discrete feeding operation, an amount corresponding to single delivery unit of stored material is ejected and providing a simple construction and permitting the remaining amount of stored material in the device invisible from outside to be known by counting the number of delivered units of stored material. A counter mechanism of this invention comprises a fixed member () fixed to the body and having cam lobes formed in circumferential direction, a gear () having a count number display that can be monitored from the outside, a rotating member () being restricted to rotate either to a position in the rotating direction to allow feeding of a single delivery unit and a position to preventing feeding of the stored material, a ring member () which can rotates in interlock with the rotating motion of the rotating member and comprises a resiliently deformable cam follower having a jaw formed at a predetermined position in circumferential direction. The rotating member is operated for a single feeding operation, the jaw of the resilient cam follower is engaged with the gear so as to rotate the gear and increase the count by only one in the count number display.

Counter mechanism of feeding device and feeding device using such counter mechanism

Panel units ( to ) continuing an operation indicating panel ( ) each have a rectangular surface S with length and width each being substantially an integral multiple of a predetermined reference size (L). The panel units ( and ) are placed so that their surfaces S may be adjacent to one another. A whole surface (AS) consisting of the surfaces S of all the panel units ( to ) is formed in a rectangular shape with length and width each being substantially an integral multiple of the predetermined reference size (L). The arrangement and the like of the panel units ( to ) can be easily changed.

Operation indicator device and panel unit

In a display and input device (CP) displaying information on a display (DP) and performing changing of the information and communication through switch operating means (CSW1), the switch operating means (CSW1) are arranged on the left and right edges of the display (DP), opaque members among members forming the switch operating means (CSW1) are arranged outside the screen of the display (DP), and only transparent members are arranged on the display (DP). Thus, a switch operation can be performed while recognizing functions of the switch operating means (CSW1) and the switch operating means (CSW1) having the stroke feeling and click feeling of a mechanical switch so that an operating environment having excellent operability and implementing reliable input can be obtained.

Display and input device and display and input system

A push-button switch provided with a hollow push button, a case supporting it, and a switching mechanism having a first contact disposed within the case and a second contact disposed opposite to the first contact, with one of its ends being inserted into a hole of the push button. Within a hole formed in an inserted section of the switching mechanism, a slide block is provided slidably in a direction crossing the direction in which the push button is pushed. A slope capable of engaging with a slope of the hole of the push button is formed on the slide block. A coil spring (return spring) for energizing a shaft of the switching mechanism so as to abut the push button is provided on the bottom of the case. This configuration enables the push button to take up a first OFF state, an ON state and a second OFF state in order of depression.

Push-button switch, and operation device and teaching pendant comprising the same

Switching device of thin type and display device with switch

A small electric device accommodating therein a printed substrate having electric circuitry and employing terminal connecting devices for connecting electric wires from external devices to terminals on the printed substrate, the terminal connecting devices being fastened to a terminal section of a holding member. Positions of the terminals on the substrate and mounting positions of the corresponding terminal connecting devices are so arranged that the terminals on the substrate and portions of the terminal connecting devices are brought into contact and are connected electrically upon assembly of the substrate and the holding member.

Terminal connector of small electric devices

Disclosed is a wire terminal connector for use in an electric device, comprising an electrically conductive terminal plate formed with at least one screw hole, and at least one terminal screw to be screwed into the screw hole, for fixing a wire terminal between the terminal plate and the terminal screw, in which the terminal connector further comprises: a movable electrically conductive member slidably supported perpendicularly to the terminal plate, the movable member including a first portion extending parallel with the terminal plate and supporting the terminal screw, and a second portion integrally formed with the first portion and extending perpendicularly to the first portion from one end of the first portion, the second portion being formed with a rectangular stopper portion for restricting a range of movement of the first portion; a compression spring with its one end supported by the second portion of the movable member; and a fixed spring-support portion for supporting the compression spring at the other end thereof so that the terminal screw is stably held at a selected one of at least two, a first and a second, stable positions, the first and second positions having the largest and smallest distances from the terminal plate respectively.

Wire terminal connector

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Osaka, Japan

Yoshitaka Tsuji