Abstract: A semiconductor device (20) has a plurality of device-side lands (23) which are disposed asymmetrically in relation to an intersection point (B). The plurality of device-side lands (23) include 45 device-side connection lands and four device-side isolation lands. Each of the device-side connection lands is mechanically connected to a printed board (10) via a connection component (30). Each of the device-side isolation lands is mechanically isolated from the printed board (10).

Abstract: A semiconductor device (20) has a plurality of device-side lands (23) which are disposed asymmetrically in relation to an intersection point (B). The plurality of device-side lands (23) include 45 device-side connection lands and four device-side isolation lands. Each of the device-side connection lands is mechanically connected to a printed board (10) via a connection component (30). Each of the device-side isolation lands is mechanically isolated from the printed board (10).

Abstract: In a case where the first component and the third component are mountable on the first circuit board pattern of the first individual board and the second component is mountable on the second circuit board pattern of the first individual board, or in a case where the first component is mountable on the first circuit board pattern of the second individual board, and the second component and the third component are mountable on the second circuit board pattern of the second individual board, in the first and second individual boards, traces for the third component are provided so that electrical connections between the third component and the other components are identical between the case where the third component is mounted on the first circuit board pattern, and the case where the third component is mounted on the second circuit board pattern.

Abstract: In a case where the first component and the third component are mountable on the first circuit board pattern of the first individual board and the second component is mountable on the second circuit board pattern of the first individual board, or in a case where the first component is mountable on the first circuit board pattern of the second individual board, and the second component and the third component are mountable on the second circuit board pattern of the second individual board, in the first and second individual boards, traces for the third component are provided so that electrical connections between the third component and the other components are identical between the case where the third component is mounted on the first circuit board pattern, and the case where the third component is mounted on the second circuit board pattern.

Abstract: Electric power consumed by a laser diode when an optical disk or magneto-optical disk is played back is reduced. A laser diode control circuit (6) causes the laser diode to emit continuously rather than intermittently, even if a PCK signal is supplied to the laser diode control circuit (6), when an optical display player or magneto-optical disk drive does not yet stabilize and is being pulled into a phase-locked state. When the focus is locked, the player is in a phase-locked state, and the operation is stable, a mode-switching circuit (9) included in the laser diode control circuit (6) switches the mode of operation from continuous operation to intermittent operation according to an FLOCK signal. The frequency of the PCK is multiplied by a frequency multiplier circuit (7), and the pulse width is adjusted by a pulse width-adjusting circuit (8). A laser diode driver circuit (10) produces intermittent current of this adjusted pulse width. The laser diode is started to emit intermittently.

Abstract: Electric power consumed by a laser diode when an optical disk or magneto-optical disk is played back is reduced. A laser diode control circuit (6) causes the laser diode to emit continuously rather than intermittently, even if a PCK signal is supplied to the laser diode control circuit (6), when an optical display player or magneto-optical disk drive does not yet stabilize and is being pulled into a phase-locked state. When the focus is locked, the player is in a phase-locked state, and the operation is stable, a mode-switching circuit (9) included in the laser diode control circuit (6) switches the mode of operation from continuous operation to intermittent operation according to an FLOCK signal. The frequency of the PCK is multiplied by a frequency multiplier circuit (7), and the pulse width is adjusted by a pulse width-adjusting circuit (8). A laser diode driver circuit (10) produces intermittent current of this adjusted pulse width. The laser diode is started to emit intermittently.

Abstract: An IC card capable of being operated with both a contact IC card reader-writer and a non-contact IC card reader-writer, and an IC card reader-writer capable of operating with both a contact IC card and a non-contact IC card. The IC card includes a contact for connecting to a contact IC card reader-writer, a transceiver for communicating with a non-contact IC card reader-writer, a modem for use with a non-contact IC card reader-writer, a CPU for controlling data communication, a detector for detecting whether the IC card is inserted in a contact IC card reader-writer or a non-contact IC card reader-writer, and a selector. The selector connects the contact with the CPU if the detector determines that the IC card is inserted in a contact IC card reader-writer, and connects the modem and the CPU if the detector determines that the contact/non-contact IC card is inserted in a non-contact IC card reader-writer.