Abstract: A terminal includes: a control section that generates Capability information including UE Capability for a Power Class; and a transmission section that transmits the Capability information. The Power Class is specified by four items of Max Total Radiated Power (TRP), Max peak Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP), Min peak EIRP, and Spherical coverage EIRP, and an Inter-band-Carrier-Aggregation (CA) specified value of at least one of the Max peak EIRP and the Min peak EIRP for Inter-band CA in which a plurality of bands are used is defined by a method different from a method for a non-Inter-band-CA specified value.

Abstract: A lead frame of the present invention includes: a die pad on which a device is mounted; a first connection terminal which is provided around the die pad, and the lower surface of which serves as an external terminal; a second connection terminal which is provided around the die pad and electrically independent of the die pad, and the upper surface of which serves as an external terminal; a bent part provided between the first and the second connection terminals and connecting the first and the second connection terminals; and an outer frame. The bent part is bending-processed in a direction perpendicular to a face of the die pad. Within the outer frame, electronic component regions are formed adjoining each other and each including a die pad, and the first and the second connection terminals. The adjoining electronic components are connected through the first or the second connection terminal.

Abstract: A lead frame of the present invention includes: a die pad on which a device is mounted; a first connection terminal which is provided around the die pad, and the lower surface of which serves as an external terminal; a second connection terminal which is provided around the die pad and electrically independent of the die pad, and the upper surface of which serves as an external terminal; a bent part provided between the first and the second connection terminals and connecting the first and the second connection terminals; and an outer frame. The bent part is bending-processed in a direction perpendicular to a face of the die pad. Within the outer frame, electronic component regions are formed adjoining each other and each including a die pad, and the first and the second connection terminals. The adjoining electronic components are connected through the first or the second connection terminal.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with a first magnetic layer, a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the first magnetic layer, and a second magnetic layer provided on the nonmagnetic coupling layer. The first and second magnetic layers are exchange-coupled, and have magnetization directions which are mutually parallel in a state where no external magnetic field is applied thereto, and the first magnetic layer switches the magnetization direction thereof before the second magnetic layer in response to a recording magnetic field which switches the magnetization directions of the first and second magnetic layers.

Abstract: A lead frame of the present invention includes: a die pad on which a device is mounted; a first connection terminal which is provided around the die pad, and the lower surface of which serves as an external terminal; a second connection terminal which is provided around the die pad and electrically independent of the die pad, and the upper surface of which serves as an external terminal; a bent part provided between the first and the second connection terminals and connecting the first and the second connection terminals; and an outer frame. The bent part is bending-processed in a direction perpendicular to a face of the die pad. Within the outer frame, electronic component regions are formed adjoining each other and each including a die pad, and the first and the second connection terminals. The adjoining electronic components are connected through the first or the second connection terminal.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with an exchange layer structure, and a magnetic layer provided on the exchange layer structure. The exchange layer structure includes a ferromagnetic layer and a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the ferromagnetic layer, where the ferromagnetic layer and the magnetic layer are exchange-coupled and having mutually antiparallel magnetizations. The ferromagnetic layer and the magnetic layer satisfy a relationship Hc1??Hc2?, where Hc1? denotes a dynamic coercivity of the ferromagnetic layer and Hc2? denotes a dynamic coercivity of the magnetic layer.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with a first magnetic layer, a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the first magnetic layer, and a second magnetic layer provided on the nonmagnetic coupling layer. The first and second magnetic layers are exchange-coupled, and have magnetization directions which are mutually parallel in a state where no external magnetic field is applied thereto, and the first magnetic layer switches the magnetization direction thereof before the second magnetic layer in response to a recording magnetic field which switches the magnetization directions of the first and second magnetic layers.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with a first magnetic layer, a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the first magnetic layer, and a second magnetic layer provided on the nonmagnetic coupling layer. The first and second magnetic layers are exchange-coupled, and have magnetization directions which are mutually parallel in a state where no external magnetic field is applied thereto, and the first magnetic layer switches the magnetization direction thereof before the second magnetic layer in response to a recording magnetic field which switches the magnetization directions of the first and second magnetic layers.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with first and second ferromagnetic layers which are exchange-coupled via a first nonmagnetic coupling layer and have mutually parallel magnetizations. The second ferromagnetic layer and a magnetic layer are exchange-coupled via a second nonmagnetic coupling layer and have magnetizations which are mutually antiparallel. The first and second ferromagnetic layers and the magnetic layer respectively have dynamic coercivities Hc1?, Hc2? and Hc3? which satisfy a relationship Hc1?<Hc3??Hc2? in a switching time region of a recording magnetic field.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with a first magnetic layer, a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the first magnetic layer, and a second magnetic layer provided on the nonmagnetic coupling layer. The first and second magnetic layers are exchange-coupled, and have magnetization directions which are mutually parallel in a state where no external magnetic field is applied thereto, and the first magnetic layer switches the magnetization direction thereof before the second magnetic layer in response to a recording magnetic field which switches the magnetization directions of the first and second magnetic layers.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is provided with an exchange layer structure, and a magnetic layer provided on the exchange layer structure. The exchange layer structure includes a ferromagnetic layer and a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the ferromagnetic layer, where the ferromagnetic layer and the magnetic layer are exchange-coupled and having mutually antiparallel magnetizations. The ferromagnetic layer and the magnetic layer satisfy a relationship Hc1??Hc2?, where Hc1? denotes a dynamic coercivity of the ferromagnetic layer and Hc2? denotes a dynamic coercivity of the magnetic layer.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium includes a substrate, a nonmagnetic seed layer provided on the substrate, and a magnetic layer provided on the nonmagnetic seed layer via one or a plurality of layers. The nonmagnetic seed layer is made of NiAl having an oxygen concentration of approximately 1500 to 4000 ppm.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is constructed to include an intermediate layer made of a ferromagnetic material, a nonmagnetic coupling layer provided on the intermediate layer, and a magnetic layer provided on the nonmagnetic coupling layer, and the intermediate layer reverses magnetization independently of the magnetic layer and functions as a ferromagnetic coupling layer such that a magnetization direction of the intermediate layer is antiparallel to that of the magnetic layer in a state where no magnetic field is applied thereto.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium is constructed to include at least one exchange layer structure and a magnetic layer provided on the exchange layer structure, where the exchange layer structure includes a ferromagnetic layer and a non-magnetic coupling layer provided on the ferromagnetic layer, and a magnetic bonding layer provided between the ferromagnetic layer and the non-magnetic coupling layer and/or between the non-magnetic coupling layer and the magnetic layer, wherein the magnetic bonding layer has a magnetization direction parallel to the ferromagnetic layer and the magnetic layer.

Abstract: Disclosed is a paint drying furnace for baking and drying paint films on painted objects following a painting process. The furnace of the invention has an interior combustion type heating device arranged on fresh air passages upstream of points of connection to furnace interior circulating gas passages for heating passing fresh air. The combustion type heating device is a direct heating type, combustion type heating device for burning a fuel directly in an atmosphere of passing fresh air to be heated.

Abstract: Disclosed is a paint drying furnace for baking and drying paint films on painted objects following a painting process. In the furnace of the invention, a shunt gas passage is provided for dividing a gas outputted from inner gas passages of a radiator means from a position of a radiator circulating gas passage upstream of a connecting point of a fresh air passage and mixing this divided gas into the gas circulating through the furnace interior circulating gas passage. With provision of this shunt gas passage, a combustion type radiator heating device acts also as furnace interior heating means.