Abstract: A film capacitor comprises a wound body, a first terminal part electrically connected to one end of the wound body, and a second terminal part electrically connected to the other end of the wound body. The wound body is structured by winding into a laminate a first film laminate formed of a laminate of dielectric films and having therein a floating electrode and a second film laminate formed of a laminate of first and second metal films sandwiching the first film laminate and dielectric films and having therein a floating electrode (22). Each of the floating electrodes (22) is composed of integrated small electrodes independent of each other.

Abstract: A first electrode pattern comprises a first lead-out electrode portion extending continuously along the longitudinal direction of a first dielectric film, a plurality of first capacitor electrode portions each extending from the first lead-out electrode portion almost perpendicularly to the first lead-out electrode portion, and second capacitor electrode portions which are disposed between the first capacitor electrode portions and connected thereto. The second capacitor electrode portions each have a plurality of first sections. Each first section is connected to one end surface and the other end surface extending along the width direction of the first dielectric film of the first capacitor electrode portions through a narrow first fuse portion.

Abstract: A film capacitor comprises a wound body, a first terminal part electrically connected to one end of the wound body, and a second terminal part electrically connected to the other end of the wound body. The wound body is structured by winding into a laminate a first film laminate formed of a laminate of dielectric films and having therein a floating electrode and a second film laminate formed of a laminate of first and second metal films sandwiching the first film laminate and dielectric films and having therein a floating electrode. Each of the floating electrodes is composed of integrated small electrodes independent of each other.

Abstract: A first electrode pattern comprises a first lead-out electrode portion extending continuously along the longitudinal direction of a first dielectric film, a plurality of first capacitor electrode portions each extending from the first lead-out electrode portion almost perpendicularly to the first lead-out electrode portion, and second capacitor electrode portions which are disposed between the first capacitor electrode portions and connected thereto. The second capacitor electrode portions each has have a plurality of first sections. Each first section is connected to one end surface and the other end surface extending along the width direction of the first dielectric film of the first capacitor electrode portions through a narrow first fuse portion.

Abstract: A process for producing roll-shaped magnets which may be used in electrophotographic copying machines or the like. At least two types of composite magnet sheets of different magnetic characteristics, each having a magnetic orientation in the thickness direction, are superposed to form a laminated body. A plurality of wedge-shaped indentations are formed in one side of the laminated body. The laminated body is then wound around a shaft so that its surface having the indentations constitutes the inner peripheral surface. A magnetization is then effected. This process conveniently permits the full magnetization of the laminated body to ensure a high quality and superior characteristic of the products, as well as a high productivity. during the mass production of such magnets.