Abstract: The present disclosure provides a separator for an electric storage device, which separator is capable of reducing clogging and has an excellent thermal stability, and an electric storage device using the same. The above-described separator for an electric storage device includes a microporous layer (A) and a microporous layer (B) that contain 70 wt % or more of polypropylene, and the area average major pore diameter in an ND-MD cross section of the microporous layer (B) is not more than 0.95 times the area average major pore diameter in an ND-MD cross section of the microporous layer (A). Alternatively, the separator for an electric storage device contains 70% by weight or more of a polyolefin, and the area average major pore diameter of a first porous surface (X) of the separator is not less than 1.05 times and not more than 10 times the area average major pore diameter of a second porous surface (Y) on the side opposite thereto.

Abstract: A wiper device is provided. A boost control unit, if a duty ratio has reached an upper limit value determined in advance, and if the rotational speed of a motor is less than a target rotational speed, varies an advance angle and an energization angle associated with the energization of the motor in accordance with the target rotational speed. An overtemperature protection unit monitors a load state of the motor, and, upon detecting a high-load state, performs a first protection control for decreasing the rotational speed of the motor. A demagnetization protection unit, upon receipt of an operating signal from a wiper switch when the temperature detected by means of a temperature sensor exceeds a first threshold and the first protection control is being performed, performs a second protection control for fixing the advance angle and energization angle of the motor by prohibiting the operation of the boost control unit.

Abstract: A wiper device is provided. A boost control unit, if a duty ratio has reached an upper limit value determined in advance, and if the rotational speed of a motor is less than a target rotational speed, varies an advance angle and an energization angle associated with the energization of the motor in accordance with the target rotational speed. An overtemperature protection unit monitors a load state of the motor, and, upon detecting a high-load state, performs a first protection control for decreasing the rotational speed of the motor. A demagnetization protection unit, upon receipt of an operating signal from a wiper switch when the temperature detected by means of a temperature sensor exceeds a first threshold and the first protection control is being performed, performs a second protection control for fixing the advance angle and energization angle of the motor by prohibiting the operation of the boost control unit.