Abstract: By combining magnetically shielding members of various different properties with each other, a magnetically shielding capability of a magnetically shielding structure is made to improve and a greatly reduced magnetic field, as compared to an external one, can be realized effectively. The penetrating magnetic field has a distribution, on the longitudinal axis of a cylindrical shielding body made of a material manifesting a Meissner effect, which attenuates toward the center direction of the cylindrical shielding body. Magnetic induction is generated in a cylindrical collar made of a highly permeable material. Then, the penetrating magnetic field is shorted magnetically, being absorbed by the highly permeable material.

Abstract: Magnetically shielding structure in which by combining magnetically shielding members of various qualities with each other, its magnetically shielding capability is made to improve, and the greatly lower magnetic field than an externl one can be realized effectively. For this purpose, by providing a cylindrical magnetically shielding body made of a superconductive material manifesting Meissner effect and high permeability members of a predetermined sizes of various shapes, and by combining them variously with each other leaving spaces betwen them, magnetic inductions are made to generate in the high permeability members, and a penetrating magnetic field is made to be shorted magnetically.

Abstract: A magnet-type transportation system of a car-side primary type includes a rail of a magnetic material, fixedly laid down along a traveling track, and a power car capable of self-movement by a plurality of wheels adapted to roll over the traveling track. The power car includes a plurality of magnet belt conveyor units, each having a magnet belt extended in an endless manner around a driving wheel and a driven wheel. The power car also includes a power unit and a power transfer/transmission mechanism for driving each conveyor unit. The power car is adapted so that the magnet belts mounted thereon are magnetically attracted to the rail.

Abstract: An electronic component testing laminated board suitable for performing a heat test on electronic components of a multikind and small quantity production type. The laminated board includes a metal plate, a testing circuit layer including a double-sided printing wiring board or the like and integrally formed through a thin electric insulating layer on one side of the metal plate for mounting thereon electronic components to be tested, and a heater circuit layer including a metal foil circuit or the like and integrally formed through another electric insulating layer on the other side of the metal plate for maintaining the testing circuit layer at a given temperature. An inorganic filler or the like is added to the electric insulating layers. An electronic component testing box for removably accommodating the electronic component testing lamianted board includes walls made of a heat insulating material, power supply connecting connector, signal input and output connector, temperature measuring apparatus, etc.

Abstract: A method for producing a multilayer printed wiring board by the buildup process. A first layer printed wiring pattern (13) is formed on a metal core (11) over a first insulating laminate (12), and second layer printed wiring pattern (16) is formed on the first layer printed wiring pattern over through studs (15) and a second insulating laminate (14). The surface of the first layer printed wiring pattern (13) is roughened and the through studs (15) are formed by the buildup process using a conductive paste on the roughened surface.

Abstract: An injection molding resin-type printed wiring board having an electric circuit pattern layer formed integrally on the surface thereof and having reduced warpage. In the printed circuit board, the injection molding resin includes a thermoplastic resin composition essentially comprising polyethylene terephthalate and containing a flaky inorganic reinforcing material. The inorganic reinforcing material comprises single-substance fine mica flakes or a mixture of fine mica flakes and short glass fibers.

Abstract: A multilayer printed wiring board produced by the buildup process. A first layer printed wiring pattern (13) is formed on a metal core (11) through a first insulation laminate (12), and a second layer printed wiring pattern (16) is formed on the first layer printed wiring pattern through through studs (15) and a second insulation laminate (14). The surface of the first layer printed wiring pattern (13) is roughened and the through studs (15) are formed by the buildup process using a conductive paste on the roughened surface.

Abstract: A rigid-type multilayer printed wiring board is produced by bonding a multilayer printed wiring sheet substantially comprising a thin insulating resin layer (1), at least one metal foil printed wiring layer (8, 11) and a plurality of conductive holes (7) formed through the two layers onto a metal board (10) through an insulation laminate (9). In according this method, a multilayer printed wiring interlayer sheet consisting of the multilayer printed wiring sheet retaining a printed wiring pattern unprocessed metal foil (2b) on one surface thereof is prepared first. In this case, a given printed wiring has already been processed on the other surface and sometimes in the inner portion of the interlayer sheet. Then, the other surface of the interlayer sheet is bonded to the surface of the metal board through the insulation laminate. Thereafter, a desired printed wiring pattern is formed on the printed wiring pattern unprocessed metal foil (2b) on the one surface of the interlayer sheet.

Abstract: A process and apparatus for the manufacture of plates of an electrical storage battery involves the partial or total severing of a plate blank from a strip of stock material and the subsequent filling of a grid of the plate blank with a material in paste form prior to the removal of the filled plate from the stock material.

Abstract: A grid base plate and its method of manufacture comprising intermittently conveying a thin elongated metallic sheet longitudinally in one direction through successive first, second and third stations, the sheet being stopped in each of the stations between successive conveying steps. In the first station, the sheet is bent to form a peripheral upwardly projecting portion in a frame region surrounding an inner grid region. In the second station, a plurality of openings are punched in the grid region and in the third station, the sheet is punched along an outer peripheral edge surface to separate the base plate from the sheet. The upwardly projecting portion forms a space with the grid region which is filled with an active material of a thickness determined by the height of the upwardly projecting portion. The upwardly projecting portion has an outer bend region with an end surface constituting a peripheral edge of the frame which faces laterally outwards and is disposed vertically.