Abstract: A rechargeable cleaner includes a body, a rechargeable battery, and a charger. The body is configured to generate suction power capable of sucking dust together with air using a motor. The rechargeable battery is configured to supply electric power to the motor. The charger is configured to charge the battery at a charging rate of 3 C or higher and lower than 10 C.

Abstract: A rechargeable cleaner includes a body, a rechargeable battery, a charger, and a body controller. The body is configured to generate suction power capable of sucking dust together with air using a motor. The rechargeable battery is configured to supply electric power to the motor. The charger is configured to charge the battery. The body controller is disposed in the body. The body controller controls at least one of a charging current and a charging voltage based on cell voltage information indicating a cell voltage, cell temperature information indicating a cell temperature, and battery identification information for identifying the battery that are acquired from the battery, and based on charger identification information for identifying the charger acquired from the charger.

Abstract: For a Prolog processor, a plurality of table entries are formed in a predetermined number of formats for storage in a program memory (21). Each table entry has a preselected number of fields which are related to the fields of at least one other table entry so that the table entries represent a Prolog program. A plurality of registers (26-28) are for storing, from time to time, various fields of the table entry read out of the program memory. Responsive to the fields of the read-out table entry, a control unit (25) controls a selector (22) for selecting one of the registers at a time to make the field stored in the selected register access the program memory for read out of another of the table entries.