Abstract: A resin molding apparatus includes: a first molding mold provided with a first member and a second member configured to move relative to the first member, and configured to form a cavity by the first member and the second member; a second molding mold configured to hold a substrate; and a mask member so as to be relatively immovable with respect to the first member, configured to make contact with a portion of the substrate when the first molding mold and the second molding mold are clamped, and formed with a flow portion through which a resin material existing in the cavity and pressurized by the second member is capable of flowing.

Abstract: A resin molding apparatus includes: a first molding mold provided with a first member and a second member configured to move relative to the first member, and configured to form a cavity by the first member and the second member; a second molding mold configured to hold a substrate; and a mask member so as to be relatively immovable with respect to the first member, configured to make contact with a portion of the substrate when the first molding mold and the second molding mold are clamped, and formed with a flow portion through which a resin material existing in the cavity and pressurized by the second member is capable of flowing.

Abstract: A resin molding apparatus capable of suppressing an occurrence of defects related to resin filling. The resin molding apparatus includes: a molding mold which forms a cavity; a pot which is arranged in the molding mold and is capable of accommodating a resin material, and in which an opening portion opening directly to the cavity is formed; and a plunger which is arranged to be slidable in the pot, and transfers the resin material accommodated in the pot toward the cavity via the opening portion by extruding the resin material. An inner diameter of the opening portion is formed to be the same as an outer diameter of the plunger or larger than the outer diameter of the plunger.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of detecting the number of revolutions of an internal combustion engine. Utilizing the presence of a certain multiple relationship between the period of a top dead-center signal and the period of a cylinder discrimination signal, the present invention is constructed so that, with respect to clock signals to be counted for detecting the number of revolutions, between the period of a clock signal used when using the top dead-center signal and the period of a clock signal used when using the cylinder discrimination signal there exists a multiple relationship which is the same as the multiple relationship between the period of the top dead-center signal and that of the cylinder discrimination signal.