Abstract: A heat sink includes a frame having an opening, the opening extending in a thickness direction of the frame, the opening having a first opening part and a second opening part, the second opening part being larger than the first opening part in a plan view perpendicular to the thickness direction, a wall standing on the frame at an edge of the opening, a groove formed in the frame beside the wall, and a plate member including a first plate disposed in the first opening part and a second plate disposed in the second opening part and larger than the first plate in the plan view, wherein the second opening part is larger than the second plate in the plan view to leave a gap therebetween, and the wall is bent toward the opening to be in contact with an edge along a perimeter of the second plate.

Abstract: A heat sink includes a frame having an opening, the opening extending in a thickness direction of the frame, the opening having a first opening part and a second opening part, the second opening part being larger than the first opening part in a plan view perpendicular to the thickness direction, a wall standing on the frame at an edge of the opening, a groove formed in the frame beside the wall, and a plate member including a first plate disposed in the first opening part and a second plate disposed in the second opening part and larger than the first plate in the plan view, wherein the second opening part is larger than the second plate in the plan view to leave a gap therebetween, and the wall is bent toward the opening to be in contact with an edge along a perimeter of the second plate.

Abstract: A heat radiating plate storage tray has a plate main body, and a plurality of first projection portions provided on a first surface of the plate main body. A heat radiating plate having a rectangular recessed portion on a surface thereof is capable of being mounted on the first surface of the plate main body, a top face of the first projection portion supports a bottom face of the recessed portion of the heat radiating plate, and a height of the first projection portion is larger than a depth of the recessed portion of the heat radiating plate.

Abstract: A surface mounting discharge tube, comprise of a cylindrical ceramic envelope sealed at its two ends by side surfaces of electrodes, designed to be directly soldered on to a mounting board, where the electrodes at the two ends are rectangular, project outward radially at the ends of the ceramic envelope and are provided at peripheral edges at the side surfaces of the electrodes with soldering use tapers or step differences, whereby positional deviation at the time of soldering is suppressed and sufficient PCT properties are secured.

Abstract: A heat radiating plate storage tray has a plate main body, and a plurality of first projection portions provided on a first surface of the plate main body. A heat radiating plate having a rectangular recessed portion on a surface thereof is capable of being mounted on the first surface of the plate main body, a top face of the first projection portion supports a bottom face of the recessed portion of the heat radiating plate, and a height of the first projection portion is larger than a depth of the recessed portion of the heat radiating plate.

Abstract: A discharge tube comprises a pair of discharge electrodes opposed to each other with a discharge space in-between, an airtight cylinder in which the discharge space is formed, the pair of the electrodes respectively being mounted on both ends of the airtight cylinder, and a coating film which is resistant to water permeation, and formed on a surface of the airtight cylinder. With the discharge tube, it is possible to perform a stable discharge having a good insulating property between the discharge electrodes even when the external environment changes.

Abstract: A discharge tube comprises a pair of discharge electrodes opposed to each other with a discharge space in-between, an airtight cylinder in which the discharge space is formed, the pair of the electrodes respectively being mounted on both ends of the airtight cylinder, and a coating film which is resistant to water permeation, and formed on a surface of the airtight cylinder. With the discharge tube, it is possible to perform a stable discharge having a good insulating property between the discharge electrodes even when the external environment changes.

Abstract: A surface mounting discharge tube, comprise of a cylindrical ceramic envelope sealed at its two ends by side surfaces of electrodes, designed to be directly soldered on to a mounting board, where the electrodes at the two ends are rectangular, project outward radially at the ends of the ceramic envelope and are provided at peripheral edges at the side surfaces of the electrodes with soldering use tapers or step differences, whereby positional deviation at the time of soldering is suppressed and sufficient PCT properties are secured.

Abstract: A lighting arrester of a simple structure facilitates connection of same to a coaxial cable or the like, affording reduced connection costs while providing, optionally, fail-safe and vent-safe functions. A central electrode of the light arrester has a discharging section and a pair of lead terminals extending from opposite ends of the discharging section, each for connection to a signal line. A tubular outer electrode, for connection to an earth line, has an interior space accommodating the central electrode therein. A pair of insulating holders are received at opposite ends of the tubular electrode and the lead terminals extend through and are held thereby for positioning the central electrode within the interior space of the outer electrode, isolating the discharging section from the inner circumference of the outer electrode by a predetermined gap therebetween, the terminals extending outwardly from the outer surfaces of the respective insulating holders.