Abstract: A semiconductor package including a leadframe has a plurality of leads, and a semiconductor die including bond pads attached to the leadframe with the bond pads electrically coupled to the plurality of leads. The semiconductor die includes a substrate having a semiconductor surface including circuitry having nodes coupled to the bond pads. A mold compound encapsulates the semiconductor die. The mold compound is interdigitated having alternating extended mold regions over the plurality of leads and recessed mold regions in between adjacent ones of the plurality of leads.

Abstract: A semiconductor package including a leadframe has a plurality of leads, and a semiconductor die including bond pads attached to the leadframe with the bond pads electrically coupled to the plurality of leads. The semiconductor die includes a substrate having a semiconductor surface including circuitry having nodes coupled to the bond pads. A mold compound encapsulates the semiconductor die. The mold compound is interdigitated having alternating extended mold regions over the plurality of leads and recessed mold regions in between adjacent ones of the plurality of leads.

Abstract: In one example, embedded die package, including a layer having an exposed boundary, wherein at least a portion of the exposed boundary comprises organic material. The package also includes at least one integrated circuit die positioned in the layer and within the exposed boundary. The package also includes a dielectric material positioned in the layer and between the at least one integrated circuit and structure adjacent the at least one integrated circuit.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a semiconductor die including an active side, a redistribution layer over the active side of the semiconductor die, the redistribution layer including metal traces electrically connecting die pads on the active side of the semiconductor die to electrical contacts on an external surface of the semiconductor package, and a layered mold covering the semiconductor die opposite the redistribution layer. The layered mold includes a first resin layer adjacent to the redistribution layer, a fiber layer adjacent to the first resin layer and opposite the redistribution layer, and a second resin layer adjacent to the fiber layer and opposite the redistribution layer. A coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of the first resin layer is substantially different than a CTE of the second resin layer.

Abstract: A semiconductor package includes a semiconductor die including an active side, a redistribution layer over the active side of the semiconductor die, the redistribution layer including metal traces electrically connecting die pads on the active side of the semiconductor die to electrical contacts on an external surface of the semiconductor package, and a layered mold covering the semiconductor die opposite the redistribution layer. The layered mold includes a first resin layer adjacent to the redistribution layer, a fiber layer adjacent to the first resin layer and opposite the redistribution layer, and a second resin layer adjacent to the fiber layer and opposite the redistribution layer. A coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of the first resin layer is substantially different than a CTE of the second resin layer.

Abstract: Provided are high purity sodium p-styrenesulfonate with an excellent hue which is useful as a reactive emulsifier or dispersant for producing a polymer emulsion, or synthetic starch for clothing ironing and poly(sodium p-styrene-sulfonate) with an excellent hue using the same or sodium p-styrenesulfonate improved in fluidity while keeping good solubility. An aqueous p-?-bromoethylbenzenesulfonic acid solution and an aqueous sodium hydroxide solution are reacted under specific conditions to control the particle size, thereby obtaining sodium p-styrenesulfonate particles improved in a balance between fluidity and solubility, and further, impurities such as isomers are reduced, thereby obtaining high-purity sodium p-styrenesulfonate with an excellent hue.

Abstract: Provided are high purity sodium p-styrenesulfonate with an excellent hue which is useful as a reactive emulsifier or dispersant for producing a polymer emulsion, or synthetic starch for clothing ironing and poly(sodium p-styrene-sulfonate) with an excellent hue using the same or sodium p-styrenesulfonate improved in fluidity while keeping good solubility. An aqueous p-?-bromoethylbenzenesulfonic acid solution and an aqueous sodium hydroxide solution are reacted under specific conditions to control the particle size, thereby obtaining sodium p-styrenesulfonate particles improved in a balance between fluidity and solubility, and further, impurities such as isomers are reduced, thereby obtaining high-purity sodium p-styrenesulfonate with an excellent hue.

Abstract: It is an object to provide a component provided with a bracket, in which soldering deficiencies seldom occur when soldering a bracket that has a bead to the component body, and moreover, in which plating liquid does not remain when plating is carried out. And in order to achieve this object, in a component provided with a bracket in which a bracket 2 having a bead 3 formed thereon is joined [to the component body 1] such that an end portion 3a of the bead 3 faces the component body 1, a hole 6 is provided penetrating the end portion 3a of the bead 3, and a cavity portion 7 defined by the bracket 2 and the component body 1 is made open to outside through the hole 6.

Abstract: There is a demand for an automatic shampoo machine used in beauty solons and the like which dispenses with an all-purpose chair to be prepared separately and has a better appearance and an improved feeling of use. In an automatic shampoo machine 1, a seat 2 for seating a person to be shampooed thereon during shampooing and a basin 13 for receiving the person's head for the shampooing are supported by a common housing 3. The housing 3 accommodates and supports spout means 4 for spouting warm water automatically in the basin 13. Since the seat 2 is integrated in the automatic shampoo machine 1, the need for separately preparing a chair is obviated and the automatic shampoo machine 1 has an improved appearance. By using a space below the seat 2 effectively, functional components of the spout means 4 such as a warm water reservoir tank 45 are disposed in the space and the components can more flexibly be laid out.

Abstract: An automatic shampoo machine used in beauty salons and the like, having improved operability and including a manual finish hair rinsing operation. A basin is provided with a hand shower and a hand shower valve to be operated by an operator standing behind, a hood for covering and uncovering the top of the basin and an open/close unit for opening/closing and moving the hood. The open/close unit guides the hood to a closing position, a first opening position and a second opening position. In the first position the hood is in an upright state behind the basin, and in the second position the hood is positioned on the left side of the basin. In the second position, the hood uncovers the rear side of the basin, whereby the operator can perform operations from the rear side of the basin without the hood interfering.

Abstract: There is a demand for an automatic shampoo machine used in beauty solons and the like which dispenses with an all-purpose chair to be prepared separately and has a better appearance and an improved feeling of use.

Abstract: An automatic shampoo machine used in beauty salons and the like, having improved operability including manual finish hair rinsing operation.

Abstract: In an automatic shampoo machine a recess is formed in a side wall of a basin to ensure water passage to the nape of the neck of a person being shampooed. A plurality of neck support members each including a bent wire arrangement is provided in a spaced relation in the recess. With the neck resting on top portions of the neck support members, the nape of the neck is rinsed by water sprayed from a stationary nape rinsing nozzle, and movable lower nozzles, through the recess. A pad for receiving the neck resting thereon is releasably attached on a peripheral portion of the basin to prevent fatigue of the neck and splashing of rinse water. Thus, the person can have his hair and nape washed in a comfortable posture.

Abstract: A pressure gage for indicating pressure and variations thereof of a physical variable being monitored. The gage is provided with a circular dial having on the face thereof a pheripheral marginal portion or border green in color and graduations disposed internally of the green peripheral border. A pair of movable arcuate opaque cover plates, each made as an arc of an annulus, are disposed coaxial with the dial and graduations on the face of the dial. The plates are movably mounted for positioning thereof selectively in a circumferential direction of the dial for partially covering the marginal peripheral portion or border of the face of the dial. The plates are positionable selectively so that two opposed ends thereof define a space therebetween so that a green area of the border, which defines a range of selected pressure graduations on the dial, corresponds therewith.

Abstract: A trans-[hydridocarbonyl tris(triorganic phosphine) rhodium (I)]is produced by reducing a trans-[chlorocarbonyl bis(triorganic phosphine) rhodium (I)]with a tetrahydroborate in the presence of a triorganic phosphine in a solvent by heating, an improvement characterized in that the reduction is carried out in the presence of carbon monoxide or a mixture of more than 50 vol. % of carbon monoxide and an inert gas and the reaction mixture if cooled to O.degree. to 30.degree. C. in an atmosphere of carbon monoxide or a mixture of more than 50 vol. % of carbon monoxide and an inert gas and the crystal is separated. The trans-[hydridocarbonyl tris(triorganic phosphine) rhodium (I)]having high purity is obtained at high yield.

Abstract: The poisoned nickel catalyst obtained from the hydrogenation of an organopolymeric peroxide with hydrogen in an organic solvent is reactivated by treating the poisoned nickel catalyst with hydrogen in an oxygen containing polar organic solvent at 140.degree. - 250.degree. C.

Abstract: A poisoned Raney nickel catalyst from the hydrogenolysis of an organic peroxide polymer is reactivated by treating the catalyst with a 0.1-5 N solution of an activating reagent selected from the group consisting of ammonia, and an alkali metal or an alkaline earth metal hydroxide, carbonate or carboxylate having 1-4 carbon atoms at 20.degree.-200.degree.C under an inert gas atmosphere.