Abstract: A recess of a thermoplastic resin container is formed by urging a part of a thermoplastic resin sheet into a cavity of a mold after heating the part of the thermoplastic resin sheet, so that a bottom portion and side walls of the recess are formed, wherein a bottom of the cavity has a convex shape area protruding in a depth direction away from the base portion formed on another part of the thermoplastic resin on the mold.

Abstract: There is disclosed an electronic parts carrier tape in which a nesting phenomenon, in which superposed embossed portions are fitted together after winding the carrier tape on a reel, is less liable to occur. The electronic parts carrier tape includes a flexible, tape-like member having electronic part-storing embossed portions arranged at predetermined intervals in a longitudinal direction of the tape-like member. At least one rib is formed on and projects outwardly from an outer surface of a peripheral wall of each of the embossed portions. An outer dimension (X) of a bottom of the embossed portion, as seen in a cross-section of the embossed portion through the rib, is larger than a dimension (Y) of an opening in a top of the embossed portion.

Abstract: A container for receiving an electric device in a recess. The container includes a pair of projections for restraining a movement of the electric device in a first direction perpendicular to a second direction and directed from a top opening area of the recess toward a bottom area of the recess. The pair of projections have respective support surfaces facing to each other in the first direction. A distance between the support surfaces of the pair in the first direction decreases in the second direction in such a manner that each of the support surfaces contacts simultaneously the electric device to prevent the electric device from moving in the first direction.

Abstract: A container for receiving an electric device in a recess thereof has a pair of projections for restraining a movement of the electric device in a first direction perpendicular to a second direction directed from a top opening area of a recess toward a bottom area of the recess,

Abstract: A recess of a thermoplastic resin container is formed by urging a part of a thermoplastic resin sheet into a cavity of a mold after heating the part of the thermoplastic resin sheet, so that a bottom portion and side walls of the recess are formed, wherein a bottom of the cavity has a convex shape area protruding in a depth direction away from the base portion formed on another part of the thermoplastic resin on the mold.

Abstract: There is disclosed an electronic parts carrier tape in which a nesting phenomenon, in which superposed embossed portions are fitted together after winding the carrier tape on a reel, is less liable to occur. The electronic parts carrier tape includes a flexible, tape-like member having electronic part-storing embossed portions arranged at predetermined intervals in a longitudinal direction of the tape-like member. At least one rib is formed on and projects outwardly from an outer surface of a peripheral wall of each of the embossed portions. An outer dimension (X) of a bottom of the embossed portion, as seen in a cross-section of the embossed portion through the rib, is larger than a dimension (Y) of an opening in a top of the embossed portion.

Abstract: An improved wiring system is provided in which a connector box having a plurality of terminals, electrical circuitry, and bus bars is incorporated. Since each bus bar provides forked conductive paths between the circuitry and the terminals, the terminals of the connector box and outside connectors can be connected by way of wires in a one-to-one correspondence. This simplified wiring mode greatly reduces manual labor in the manufacture of wire harnesses. Moreover, if a plurality of connector boxes of such structure as above are provided, they can be arranged in the vicinity of any of the electrical equipment of the vehicle due to their compact structure, thus minimizing the arrangement of power line wires in the car body.