Abstract: A pick-up angle adjustment apparatus in provided for adjusting an angle of an optical pick-up mounted in an optical disk apparatus. In the pick-up angle adjustment apparatus, a first guide shaft has a first length between a pair of ends thereof for guiding and supporting the optical pick-up. A second guide shaft has a second length between a pair of ends thereof for guiding and supporting the optical pick-up. A first adjustment member is operable for vertically moving one end of the first guide shaft so as to adjust the angle of the optical pick-up. The first adjustment member is capable of moving the one end of the first guide shaft by a first distance when the first adjustment member is operated by a given operation amount. A second adjustment member is operable for vertically moving one end of the second guide shaft so as to adjust the angle of the optical pick-up.

Abstract: An air flow generated during disk rotation is rectified to suppress disk vibrations and prevent the qualities of recorded and reproduced signals from being degraded. Notches 24 and 26 are formed on top edges of right and left side walls 22 and 22 of a frame 10. Opposite ends of a clamp holder 28 along its long side direction are fixedly mounted on the notches 24 and 26. Rectifiers of repetitive structures 32 and 34 having a wave shape as viewed in plan are formed on the clamper holder 28 on the plate portions 28a and 28b on both sides of a clamper 30 and at edges on the output side of an air flow generated during disk rotation.

Abstract: A pick-up angle adjustment apparatus in provided for adjusting an angle of an optical pick-up mounted in an optical disk apparatus. In the pick-up angle adjustment apparatus, a first guide shaft has a first length between a pair of ends thereof for guiding and supporting the optical pick-up. A second guide shaft has a second length between a pair of ends thereof for guiding and supporting the optical pick-up. A first adjustment member is operable for vertically moving one end of the first guide shaft so as to adjust the angle of the optical pick-up. The first adjustment member is capable of moving the one end of the first guide shaft by a first distance when the first adjustment member is operated by a given operation amount. A second adjustment member is operable for vertically moving one end of the second guide shaft so as to adjust the angle of the optical pick-up.

Abstract: An air flow generated during disk rotation is rectified to suppress disk vibrations and prevent the qualities of recorded and reproduced signals from being degraded. Notches 24 and 26 are formed on top edges of right and left side walls 22 and 22 of a frame 10. Opposite ends of a clamp holder 28 along its long side direction are fixedly mounted on the notches 24 and 26. Rectifiers of repetitive structures 32 and 34 having a wave shape as viewed in plan are formed on the clamper holder 28 on the plate portions 28a and 28b on both sides of a clamper 30 and at edges on the output side of an air flow generated during disk rotation.

Abstract: An electronic device comprising a substrate having a frame, a metal lead and an electronic parts in a bonding structure, and a molding of an organic resin formed on the substrate, wherein the surface of the organic resin is provided with a hardened water-resistant or carbonaceous film or wherein pores at the surface of the organic resin are filled within an inactive gas such as argon because of a plasma treatment of the resin surface with the inactive gas whereby impurities are prevented from entering into the organic resin through the pores.

Abstract: An electronic device comprising a substrate having a frame, a metal lead and an electronic parts in a bonding structure, and a molding of an organic resin formed on the substrate, wherein the surface of the organic resin is provided with a hardened water-resistant or carbonaceous film or wherein pores at the surface of the organic resin are filled within an inactive gas such as argon because of a plasma treatment of the resin surface with the inactive gas whereby impurities are prevented from entering into the organic resin through the pores.

Abstract: An improved electric device and manufacturing method for the same are described. The device is for example an IC chip clothed with moulding. In advance of the moulding process, the rear surface of lead frame of the IC chip is cleaned and coated with an antioxidation film made of silicon nitride in order to avoid the oxidation of the lead frame. The antioxidation film ensures the connection of the moulding and the lead frame and protect the IC chip from moisture invaded through cracks or gaps. The coating of silicon nitride is carried out after cleaning the lead frame.

Abstract: An electronic device comprising a substrate having a frame, a metal lead and electronic parts in a bonding structure, and a molding of an organic resin formed on the substrate, wherein the surface of the organic resin is provided with a hardened water-resistant or carbonaceous film.

Abstract: An improved electric device and a manufacturing method for the same is described. The device is for example an IC chip clothed with molding. The IC chip is mounted on a lead frame by means of an adhesive such as a glass-type silver paste which discharges little amount of gases and the rear surface of the lead frame is covered with an antioxidation film of silicon nitride.

Abstract: An improved electric device and manufacturing method for the same are described. The device is, for example, an IC chip clothed with moulding. In advance of the moulding process, the IC chip is coated with silicon nitride in order to protect the IC chip from moisture invaded through cracks or gaps. The coating of silicon nitride is carried out after cleaning the surface of the IC chip by plasma CVD.

Abstract: Film formation without damage on the surface of semiconductor can be established by generating active halogen or active hydrogen by a photochemical reaction, cleaning on the surface of the semiconductor by removing oxide formed thereon by means of the active elements, and continuously thereafter fabricating the film by a photochemical reaction in the same device.

Abstract: A video IF signal detector includes a first phase detector detecting a phase difference between an input video IF a signal and a first reference signal. A low pass filter acts on an output signal from the first phase detector. A VCO generates the first reference signal and a second reference signal in response to an output signal from the low pass filter. The first reference signal and the second reference signal have a fixed phase relation with each other. The first phase detector, the low pass filter, and the VCO compose a PLL. A second phase detector detects a phase difference between the input vido IF signal and the second reference signal and extracts a baseband video signal from the input video IF signal. The PLL is enabled during a first period where the input video IF signal is independent of display information. The PLL is disabled during a second period where the input video IF signal represents the display information.

Abstract: A mercury-vapor lamp is provided with a reservoir in which a superfluous amount of mercury is stored in the form of liquid state. The liquid mercury in the reservoir is cooled to a certain temperature. The pressure of mercury-vapor is automatically reduced to the saturated pressure of the liquid mercury cooled. In this configuration, the pressure of mercury-vapor is controlled by adjusting the temperature of the liquid mercury stored in the reservoir.

Abstract: Ultraviolet light is emitted mainly with 185 nm in wave length so that a thick silicon layer is fabricated by decomposition of silane gas at a high deposition speed. As a light source, a bulb is filled with an amount of mercury gas without dosing argon gas which enhances preferentially light with 254 nm in wave length.

Abstract: A thin film manufacturing system comprises a reaction vessel with a window that is transparent to ultraviolet radiation; a means of exhausting gas from the reaction vessel to a reduced pressure condition, a means of introducing a gas into the reaction vessel to form a thin film, a source of ultraviolet radiation that activates the gas, and slits provided at a predetermined interval on the window that is transparent to ultraviolet radiation.

Abstract: A photo CVD apparatus includes a reaction chamber, a vacuum pump, and a light source chamber disposed in the reaction chamber, the light source chamber having a light window. A light source is provided in the light source chamber for irradiating the inside of the reaction chamber through the window. A device inputs reactive gas into the reaction chamber, and an electrode is disposed in the reaction space adjacent to the window and located between the substrate and the window. A method of depositing a layer on a substrate includes the steps of disposing a substrate in a reaction chamber, introducing a reactive gas, and initiating a photo-chemical reaction to deposit the product of the reaction on the substrate by irradiating the reactive gas with light emitted from a light source through a window of a light source chamber in which the light source is disposed. The substrate is then removed from the reaction chamber, and an etchant gas is introduced into the reaction chamber.

Abstract: A photo CVD apparatus for use with a reactive gas is disclosed, which includes a reaction chamber, a second chamber for a light source, separated from the reaction chamber by a transparent window. There is also a conduit connecting these two chambers and a means for preventing deposition by the reactive gas on the light source chamber walls, such as heating, is provided. Examples of this technique's applicabilities are given with such gases as Si.sub.2 H.sub.6 or Al(CH.sub.3).sub.3 and ammonia.

Abstract: In a disc playback device in which a disc cartridge case housing a disc is loaded in a disc cartridge case holder of a main body of the device and this holder is moved from a disc non-playback position to a disc playback position for playing back of the disc, a loading system for a disc cartridge case comprises a curved surface portion formed in a corner portion on the side of the disc cartridge case from which the case is inserted into the holder and an uncurved surface portion formed in a corner portion on the side opposite to the side from which the case is inserted into the holder. A case erroneous insertion blocking member having an engaging portion is provided on the holder. If the case in its correct insertion posture is inserted into the holder, the engaging portion of the blocking member cooperates with the curved surface portion of the case to permit the case to be inserted into the holder.

Abstract: In a disc playback device of a type in which a disc or a disc cartridge case housing a disc is loaded in a holder and the disc is played back upon moving of this holder from a disc loading position to a disc playback position, magnetic attraction generating means is provided for attracting the holder and a chassis carrying a turntable to each other. The magnetic attraction generating means may be constructed by securing a magnet to either the chassis or the holder and forming the other with magnetic substance, or may be constructed by securing magnets to both the chassis and the holder. The holder is securely clamped in position when it has been moved to the disc playback position and anti-vibration characteristics of the holder are thereby improved.

Abstract: In a disc playback device of a type in which a turntable is connected to a disc motor shaft, a disc centering device comprises at least three disc centering members provided in the turntable substantially concentrically with the disc motor shaft and separately moveably in the radial direction of the turntable, the centering members being capable of engaging a central opening of a disc, and urging means provided in the turntable for urging the centering members radially outwardly of the turntable. The centering members engaged in the central opening of the disc work in association with the urging means to position the disc concentrically with the disc motor shaft.