Abstract: A fuel cell unit has a structure that enables the maximum use of a cell monitor in the height direction (vertical direction). In order to achieve this, the fuel cell unit comprises a fuel cell stack (3) including a cell stack body in which unit cells are stacked; and a cell monitor (6) for monitoring a voltage of the unit cells, wherein the cell monitor (6) is arranged so as to be inclined relative to a vertical direction. The cell monitor is inclined by providing a part of the cell monitor in the vicinity of a heat-generating part in a fuel cell on an opposite side of the heat-generating part relative to a central part in the vertical direction of the cell monitor and providing a part of the cell monitor in an area other than the heat-generating part in the fuel cell on a heat-generating part side relative to the central part in the vertical direction of the cell monitor.

Abstract: A fuel cell unit has a structure that enables the maximum use of a cell monitor in the height direction (vertical direction), In order to achieve this, the fuel cell unit comprises a fuel cell stack (3) including a cell stack body in which unit cells are stacked; and a cell monitor (6) for monitoring a voltage of the unit cells, wherein the cell monitor (6) is arranged so as to be inclined relative to a vertical direction. The cell monitor is inclined by providing a part of the cell monitor in the vicinity of a heat-generating part in a fuel cell on an opposite side of the heat-generating part relative to a central part in the vertical direction of the cell monitor and providing a part of the cell monitor in an area other than the heat-generating part in the fuel cell on a heat-generating part side relative to the central part in the vertical direction of the cell monitor.

Abstract: A device for frequency-converting multi-channel broadcast signals consists of a local oscillator for generating at a time a single oscillation frequency, a mixer and a frequency discriminator for automatically controlling the oscillation frequency of the local oscillator. The frequency discriminator delivers a dc zero voltage when the frequencies of plural signals applied to the discriminator coincide with those of the carrier waves of the frequency-converted multi-channel broadcast signals. If the frequencies of the plural signals applied to the discriminator differ from those of the carrier waves, the discriminator delivers a dc output voltage whose amplitude depends upon the difference.