Abstract: The primary electrolyzer includes a first cathode and a first anode. The secondary electrolyzer includes a plurality of second cathodes and a plurality of second anodes, and an electrode housing case with an opening for housing the second cathodes and the second anodes. The anode chamber case is pressure joined with the opening formed in the secondary electrolyzer. Both the primary cathode and the first anode are provided so as to be parallel to the pressure joined surface between the anode chamber case and the opening. The second cathodes and second anodes are provided so that the edges of the second electrodes face the outlet for the primary electrolyzed water in the primary electrolyzer.

Abstract: In a device for producing electrolyzed water by performing electrolysis on raw water and a chlorine-based electrolyte aqueous solution, the device comprises an intermediate chamber partitioned from an anode chamber containing an anode via an anion exchange membrane, partitioned from a cathode chamber containing a cathode via a cation exchange membrane, and supplied with circulating chlorine-based electrolyte aqueous solution. A flow passage for acidic electrolyzed water obtained by performing electrolysis on raw water and a chlorine-based electrolyte aqueous solution in the anode chamber or a flow passage for alkaline electrolyzed water obtained by performing electrolysis on raw water and a chlorine-based electrolyte aqueous solution in the cathode chamber communicates with a filter.

Abstract: To provide acidic electrolyzed water having disinfecting power for a long period of time (for example, six months or more), and a production method for this acidic electrolyzed water. The acidic electrolyzed water has an effective chlorine concentration equal to or greater than 15 ppm, and contains an acid salt of an inorganic acid.

Abstract: To provide acidic electrolyzed water having disinfecting power for a long period of time (for example, six months or more), and a production method for this acidic electrolyzed water. The acidic electrolyzed water has an effective chlorine concentration equal to or greater than 15 ppm, and contains an acid salt of an inorganic acid.

Abstract: An acidic electrolyzed water and a manufacturing method therefor, a disinfectant and a cleanser containing acidic electrolyzed water, and a disinfecting method using acidic electrolyzed water which has disinfecting power for a long period of time, and which leaves behind a reduced amount of solid residue after evaporation is disclosed. The acidic electrolyzed water can have an effective chlorine concentration of 10 ppm or more, and contain metal ions at a concentration (molar equivalent ratio) of from 0.46 to 1.95 relative to the effective chlorine concentration, the metal ions being cations of an alkali metal or alkaline-earth metal.

Abstract: A cooling assembly is provided which has a heat-transferring member, a heat sink assembly, and a plurality of heat-transferring columns. The heat-transferring member has first and second sides and the first side of the heat-transferring member is configured for attachment to a heat-generating body. The heat sink assembly includes first and second heat sinks provided in a stacked configuration. The first heat sink is between the second side and the second heat sink. Each of the first and second heat sinks has first and second support portions. Each of the first and second support portions has fins extending therefrom. The second heat sink is provided at an offset angle relative to the first heat sink. Each heat-transferring column extends from the second side of the heat-transferring member. Each heat-transferring column is configured to engage the heat sink assembly and to support the heat sink assembly relative to the heat-transferring member.

Abstract: To provide acidic electrolyzed water having disinfecting power for a long period of time (for example, six months or more), and a production method for this acidic electrolyzed water. The acidic electrolyzed water has an effective chlorine concentration equal to or greater than 15 ppm, and contains an acid salt of an inorganic acid.

Abstract: To provide acidic electrolyzed water, a method for manufacturing acidic electrolyzed water, and a cleanser and a disinfectant containing acidic electrolyzed water which has disinfecting power for a long period of time, and which reduces the burden on living tissue. The acidic electrolyzed water has an effective chlorine concentration of 15 ppm or more, osmotic pressure from 235 mOsm to 435 mOsm, and a chlorine-based electrolyte content of 0.1 mass % or less in terms of sodium chloride.

Abstract: A heat-transferring member is mounted on one side of a circuit board. A heat sink is arranged farther away from the circuit board than the heat-transferring member in the thickness direction of the circuit board. The heat sink has a plurality of fins each extending in the direction of the circuit board and separated from each other by a space. Also, the heat sink includes a support portion extending in the direction of the plurality of fins and supporting the plurality of fins. A plurality of heat pipes is connected to the heat-transferring member and separated from each other by a space, each extending in the thickness direction of the circuit board and connecting to the support portion.

Abstract: To provide a connector that increases the amount of elastic deformation of a beam and can improve the contact stability between a flat electrical wire and a terminal while restraining an increase in the difference between the position of a cam in the anteroposterior direction and the position of a pressing portion formed on the cam, a pressing portion that pushes flat electrical wire is formed on the lower surface of center beam of rear connecting terminal. Cam of actuator is positioned between upper beam and center beam of rear connecting terminal. Inclined surface that extends at an angle upward and backward is formed on the upper surface of center beam. Cam pushes inclined surface down.

Abstract: A cable connector (1) for receiving a flexible circuit member (101) includes an insulative housing (11) with a receptacle (13) for receiving the flexible circuit member therein. A plurality of terminals are provided in terminal receiving cavities (14a, 14b). The housing includes a pair of end portions located at opposite ends of said housing with the end portions having a pair of spaced apart walls (16, 35) to provide flexibility to at least one of said walls. Each the flexible wall has a locking member (30) thereon. An actuator i(21) is mounted on the housing and moveable between first and second operative positions. The flexible circuit member being insertable when the actuator is at the first open position and being engaged by the terminals in an operative manner when the actuator is at the second closed position. The actuator includes an actuator body generally extending along the receptacle when in the second closed position and a locking portion (26) disposed on opposite ends of the actuator body.

Abstract: To provide a connector that increases the amount of elastic deformation of a beam and can improve the contact stability between a flat electrical wire and a terminal while restraining an increase in the difference between the position of a cam in the anteroposterior direction and the position of a pressing portion formed on the cam, a pressing portion that pushes flat electrical wire is formed on the lower surface of center beam of rear connecting terminal. Cam of actuator is positioned between upper beam and center beam of rear connecting terminal. Inclined surface that extends at an angle upward and backward is formed on the upper surface of center beam. Cam pushes inclined surface down.

Abstract: A cable connector including a housing with an inserting hole adapted to receive a flat cable including terminals mounted on the housing that has contact parts to be electrically connected to lead wires of the flat cable. The connector includes an actuator having a main body moveable between a first position to enable insertion of the flat cable and a second position, parallel to the direction of insertion-and-extraction of the flat cable, to connect the lead wires of the flat cable to the contact parts. The actuator includes locked portions on opposite sides of the main body and the housing includes locking portions on opposite sides of the housing which are engaged with the locked portions when the actuator is in the second position.

Abstract: A cable connector (1) for receiving a flexible circuit member (101) includes an insulative housing (11) with a receptacle (13) for receiving the flexible circuit member therein. A plurality of terminals are provided in terminal receiving cavities (14a, 14b). The housing includes a pair of end portions located at opposite ends of said housing with the end portions having a pair of spaced apart walls (16, 35) to provide flexibility to at least one of said walls. Each the flexible wall has a locking member (30) thereon. An actuator i(21) is mounted on the housing and moveable between first and second operative positions. The flexible circuit member being insertable when the actuator is at the first open position and being engaged by the terminals in an operative manner when the actuator is at the second closed position. The actuator includes an actuator body generally extending along the receptacle when in the second closed position and a locking portion (26) disposed on opposite ends of the actuator body.

Abstract: A cable connector for connecting a flat cable having lead wires to a circuit board including a housing carrying terminals and an actuator moveable between a first position to enable insertion of the flat cable and a second position to connect the lead wires to the terminals. The actuator has a main body and further includes first shafts extending from opposite sides of the main body as well as second shafts carried in positions for engaging at least part of the terminals. The first shafts are supported by first bearing parts on auxiliary connector securing members carried on opposite sides of the housing while the second shafts are supported by second bearing parts of the terminals engaging the second shafts. When the actuator is in the first position, moment forces are generated on the first shafts and second shafts respectively by the first bearing parts and the second bearing parts which oppose movement of the actuator from the first position to the second position.

Abstract: A cable connector including a housing with an inserting hole adapted to receive a flat cable including terminals mounted on the housing that has contact parts to be electrically connected to lead wires of the flat cable. The connector includes an actuator having a main body moveable between a first position to enable insertion of the flat cable and a second position, parallel to the direction of insertion-and-extraction of the flat cable, to connect the lead wires of the flat cable to the contact parts. The actuator includes locked portions on opposite sides of the main body and the housing includes locking portions on opposite sides of the housing which are engaged with the locked portions when the actuator is in the second position.

Abstract: An electrical connector is provided for terminating a flat electrical circuit. The connector includes a dielectric housing having an opening at a front end thereof for receiving an end of the flat circuit. A plurality of terminals are mounted on the housing in a side-by-side array and spaced laterally along the opening. An actuator is movably mounted for pivotal movement between an open position allowing the flat circuit to be inserted into the opening with substantially zero insertion forces, a closed position biasing the flat circuit against contact portions of the terminals and an intermediate position whereat the flat circuit is tentatively held in stable condition while allowing readjustment thereof.

Abstract: An electrical connector is provided for terminating a flat electrical circuit. The connector includes a dielectric housing having an opening at a front end thereof for receiving an end of the flat circuit. A plurality of terminals are mounted on the housing in a side-by-side array and spaced laterally along the opening. An actuator is movably mounted for pivotal movement between an open position allowing the flat circuit to be inserted into the opening with substantially zero insertion forces, a closed position biasing the flat circuit against contact portions of the terminals and an intermediate position whereat the flat circuit is tentatively held in stable condition while allowing readjustment thereof.

Abstract: A shielded electrical connector is provided for terminating a plurality of coaxial cables, each cable including an inner conductor surrounded by a dielectric cover and an outer conductive shield. The connector includes a dielectric housing having a mating end and a terminating end. A plurality of terminals are mounted on the housing and include mating portions located generally at the mating end of the housing and terminating portions terminated to the inner conductors of the cables. A conductive clamp is secured to the housing in clamping engagement with the conductive shields of the cables. A conductive shell is mounted over the housing in engagement with the conductive clamp to electrically couple the cable shields to the shell.

Abstract: A shielded electrical connector is provided for terminating a plurality of coaxial cables, each cable including an inner conductor surrounded by a dielectric cover and an outer conductive shield. The connector includes a dielectric housing having a mating end and a terminating end. A plurality of terminals are mounted on the housing and include mating portions located generally at the mating end of the housing and terminating portions terminated to the inner conductors of the cables. A conductive clamp is secured to the housing in clamping engagement with the conductive shields of the cables. A conductive shell is mounted over the housing in engagement with the conductive clamp to electrically couple the cable shields to the shell.