Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a plurality of semiconductor modules. Each of the plurality of semiconductor modules includes: a base plate having a first surface and a second surface, the first surface being exposed to the outside of the semiconductor module, the second surface being on a side opposite to the first surface; an insulated substrate with a circuit pattern provided thereon; a semiconductor chip bonded to the circuit pattern; a sealer that seals the insulated substrate and the semiconductor chip; and a first main electrode and a second main electrode drawn out of the sealer in a direction opposite to a direction from the sealer toward the base plate. The semiconductor module has a planar shape with four corners, and has a rotationally symmetric shape.

Abstract: Yellow toner with excellent cleanability, transferability and device contamination resistance is provided. When intensity of spectrum at wavenumber ?, at which total intensity of Raman spectrums of toner particles from 950 cm?1 through 3,250 cm?1 in Raman spectroscopy of toner is maximum, is normalized to 1, and distribution is generated for ?300 particles regarding LC calculated by [LC (%)=CH5 rate (%)?CHc rate (%)] based on CHc rate (%) defined as [(Inc?Iave)/Iave]×100 and CHs rate (%) defined as [(Ins?Iave)/Iave]×100 where In and Ins represent integrated intensities of spectrums of center and surface portions of each particle from 2,750 cm?1 through 3,250 cm?1, and Iave represents average of Inc and Ins of all particles, percentage by number of particles having LC deviating from LC distribution median by absolute value of ?25.0; is ?1.0% by number and ?25.0% by number.

Abstract: A vehicle inspection device for an inspection implemented with a tire of a vehicle idling includes a tire supporter. The tire supporter includes rollers structured to allow the tire to idle; a housing supporting the rollers so as to allow the rollers to rotate; a stopper contained in the housing and structured to move up and down and butt into the tire disposed on the rollers; and a link mechanism structured to elevate the stopper. The vehicle inspection device is structured to be disposed on a plane that allows the vehicle to run thereon.

Abstract: A magenta toner is provided. The magenta toner comprises toner particles each comprising a binder resin and a colorant. From 1.0% to 25.0% by number of the toner particles have a CH rate of 25.0% or more in absolute value. The CH rate is calculated from the following formula (1): CH rate(%)=[(In?Iave)/Iave]×100??Formula (1) where, in a Raman spectrum of each toner particle, In represents an integrated intensity within a wavenumber region of from 2,750 to 3,250 cm?1 when an intensity at a wavenumber ? within a wavenumber region of from 1,200 to 3,250 cm?1 is s normalized to 1, where a total intensity of all the toner particles is maximum at the wavenumber ?; and Iave represents an average of the In.

Abstract: Yellow toner with excellent cleanability, transferability and device contamination resistance is provided. When intensity of spectrum at wavenumber ?, at which total intensity of Raman spectrums of toner particles from 950 cm?1 through 3,250 cm?1 in Raman spectroscopy of toner is maximum, is normalized to 1, and distribution is generated for ?300 particles regarding LC calculated by [LC (%)=CH5 rate (%)?CHc rate (%)] based on CHc rate (%) defined as [(Inc?Iave)/Iave]×100 and CHs rate (%) defined as [(Ins?Iave)/Iave]×100 where In and Ins represent integrated intensities of spectrums of center and surface portions of each particle from 2,750 cm?1 through 3,250 cm?1, and Iave represents average of Inc and Ins of all particles, percentage by number of particles having LC deviating from LC distribution median by absolute value of ?25.0; is ?1.0% by number and ?25.0% by number.

Abstract: A vehicle inspection device for an inspection implemented with a tire of a vehicle idling includes a tire supporter. The tire supporter includes rollers structured to allow the tire to idle; a housing supporting the rollers so as to allow the rollers to rotate; a stopper contained in the housing and structured to move up and down and butt into the tire disposed on the rollers; and a link mechanism structured to elevate the stopper. The vehicle inspection device is structured to be disposed on a plane that allows the vehicle to run thereon.

Abstract: A cyan toner is provided. The cyan toner comprises toner particles each comprising a binder resin and a colorant. From 1.0% to 20.0% by number of the toner particles have a CH rate of 7.0% or more in absolute value. The CH rate is calculated from the following formula (1): CH rate (%)=[(In?Iave)/Iave]×100??Formula (1) where, in a Raman spectrum of each toner particle, In represents an integrated intensity within a wavenumber region of from 2,600 to 3,180 cm?1 when an intensity at a wavenumber ? within a wavenumber region of from 2,600 to 2,800 cm?1 is s normalized to 1, where a total intensity of all the toner particles is maximum at the wavenumber ?; and Iave represents an average of the In.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for clock leveling in semiconductor memory are disclosed. In an example apparatus, a latency control circuit is configured to provide in first and second modes an active first control signal having a timing based on latency information and a system clock. A clock leveling control circuit is configured to provide in the first mode an active second control signal responsive to an active first control signal at a clock transition of a first clock and further configured to provide in the second mode clock leveling feedback responsive to the active first control signal at a transition of a second clock. A read clock circuit is configured to provide the multiphase clocks responsive to the active second control signal. A serializer circuit configured to serialize the data based on the multiphase clocks from the read clock circuit to provide the data in series.

Abstract: A connector includes a first housing and a second housing. The connector includes a terminal that is a first terminal disposed in a region opposite to the electronic device, of the second housing, and a terminal that is a second terminal disposed in the region opposite to the electronic device, of the second housing, and disposed adjacent to the first terminal. The connector includes a terminal that is a third terminal disposed in the region opposite to the electronic device, of the second housing, and disposed adjacent to the second terminal along an arrangement direction of the first terminal and the second terminal. The connector includes a first connecting conductor that electrically connects together the first terminal and the second terminal, and electrically connects the first terminal and the second terminal to a first device-side conductor provided in the electronic device.

Abstract: A cyan toner is provided. The cyan toner comprises toner particles each comprising a binder resin and a colorant. From 1.0% to 20.0% by number of the toner particles have a CH rate of 7.0% or more in absolute value. The CH rate is calculated from the following formula (1): CH rate (%)=[(In?Iave)/Iave]×100??Formula (1) where, in a Raman spectrum of each toner particle, In represents an integrated intensity within a wavenumber region of from 2,600 to 3,180 cm?1 when an intensity at a wavenumber ? within a wavenumber region of from 2,600 to 2,800 cm?1 is s normalized to 1, where a total intensity of all the toner particles is maximum at the wavenumber ?; and Iave represents an average of the In.

Abstract: A magenta toner is provided. The magenta toner comprises toner particles each comprising a binder resin and a colorant. From 1.0% to 25.0% by number of the toner particles have a CH rate of 25.0% or more in absolute value. The CH rate is calculated from the following formula (1): CH rate (%)=[(In?Iave)/Iave]×100??Formula (1) where, in a Raman spectrum of each toner particle, In represents an integrated intensity within a wavenumber region of from 2,750 to 3,250 cm?1 when an intensity at a wavenumber ? within a wavenumber region of from 1,200 to 3,250 cm?1 is s normalized to 1, where a total intensity of all the toner particles is maximum at the wavenumber ?; and Iave represents an average of the In.

Abstract: To obtain a gas insulated switchgear which enables an improvement in maintainability. The gas insulated switchgear is characterized by including a main circuit device disposed inside a container in which an insulating gas is hermetically sealed; an operating mechanism disposed outside the container; a hermetic connecting shaft which transmits the drive force of the operating mechanism to the main circuit device; a first hermetic sealing portion disposed around the hermetic connecting shaft; and a second hermetic sealing portion which, having thereinside a hermetic sealing member, is disposed around the hermetic connecting shaft so as to be superimposed on the first hermetic sealing portion and also is provide in the atmosphere outside the container.

Abstract: A connector includes a first housing and a second housing. The connector includes a terminal that is a first terminal disposed in a region opposite to the electronic device, of the second housing, and a terminal that is a second terminal disposed in the region opposite to the electronic device, of the second housing, and disposed adjacent to the first terminal. The connector includes a terminal that is a third terminal disposed in the region opposite to the electronic device, of the second housing, and disposed adjacent to the second terminal along an arrangement direction of the first terminal and the second terminal. The connector includes a first connecting conductor that electrically connects together the first terminal and the second terminal, and electrically connects the first terminal and the second terminal to a first device-side conductor provided in the electronic device.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for clock leveling in semiconductor memory are disclosed. In an example apparatus, a latency control circuit is configured to provide in first and second modes an active first control signal having a timing based on latency information and a system clock. A clock leveling control circuit is configured to provide in the first mode an active second control signal responsive to an active first control signal at a clock transition of a first clock and further configured to provide in the second mode clock leveling feedback responsive to the active first control signal at a transition of a second clock. A read clock circuit is configured to provide the multiphase clocks responsive to the active second control signal. A serializer circuit configured to serialize the data based on the multiphase clocks from the read clock circuit to provide the data in series.

Abstract: A yellow toner is provided. The yellow toner comprises toner particles each comprising a binder resin and a colorant, and 1.0% to 15.0% by number of the toner particles have a CH rate of 25.0% or more in absolute value. Here, the CH rate is calculated from the following formula (1): CH rate (%)=[(In?Iave)/Iave]×100??Formula (1) where In represents an integrated intensity within a wavenumber region of from 2,750 to 3,250 cm?1 when an intensity at a wavenumber ? within a wavenumber region of from 950 to 3,250 cm?1 is normalized to 1 in a Raman spectrum of each toner particle; and Iave represents an average of the In.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for clock leveling in semiconductor memory are disclosed. In an example apparatus, a latency control circuit is configured to provide in first and second modes an active first control signal having a timing based on latency information and a system clock. A clock leveling control circuit is configured to provide in the first mode an active second control signal responsive to an active first control signal at a clock transition of a first clock and further configured to provide in the second mode clock leveling feedback responsive to the active first control signal at a transition of a second clock. A read clock circuit is configured to provide the multiphase clocks responsive to the active second control signal. A serializer circuit configured to serialize the data based on the multiphase clocks from the read clock circuit to provide the data in series.