Abstract: An air filter material includes a laminate of an air inlet layer and an air outlet layer, and has a mean flow pore size of 20 ?m to 40 ?m, a minimum pore size of 2.4 ?m to 3.8 ?m, and a maximum pore size of 80 ?m or less. The air inlet layer is a needle punched nonwoven fabric layer having an areal fiber weight of 55 g/m2 to 100 g/m2. The air outlet layer is a laminated spunlace nonwoven fabric made by laminating at least two or more spunlace nonwoven fabric layers having an areal fiber weight of 20 g/m2 to 60 g/m2, a mean flow pore size of 50 ?m to 90 ?m, a minimum pore size of 3.0 ?m to 10.0 ?m, and a maximum pore size of 180 ?m or less.

Abstract: A semiconductor device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is a semiconductor device including a main substrate and one or more sub substrates, and the semiconductor device includes first heat generating devices mounted on the sub substrates, sub-substrate heatsinks mounted to the first heat generating devices, and a main-substrate heatsink mounted to the main substrate, wherein the sub-substrate heatsinks and the main-substrate heatsink are secured to each other, such that there is a predetermined positional relationship between the sub substrates and the main substrate.

Abstract: A semiconductor device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is a semiconductor device including a main substrate and one or more sub substrates, and the semiconductor device includes first heat generating devices mounted on the sub substrates, sub-substrate heatsinks mounted to the first heat generating devices, and a main-substrate heatsink mounted to the main substrate, wherein the sub-substrate heatsinks and the main-substrate heatsink are secured to each other, such that there is a predetermined positional relationship between the sub substrates and the main substrate.

Abstract: An air filter material includes a laminate of an air inlet layer and an air outlet layer, and has a mean flow pore size of 20 ?m to 40 ?m, a minimum pore size of 2.4 ?m to 3.8 ?m, and a maximum pore size of 80 ?m or less. The air inlet layer is a needle punched nonwoven fabric layer having an areal fiber weight of 55 g/m2 to 100 g/m2. The air outlet layer is a laminated spunlace nonwoven fabric made by laminating at least two or more spunlace nonwoven fabric layers having an areal fiber weight of 20 g/m2 to 60 g/m2, a mean flow pore size of 50 ?m to 90 ?m, a minimum pore size of 3.0 ?m to 10.0 ?m, and a maximum pore size of 180 ?m or less.

Abstract: A heatsink arrangement attached to a semiconductor device includes: a first heatsink placed in close contact with the semiconductor device; and second heatsink placed in close contact with the first heatsink, wherein the first heatsink and the second heatsink are connected to a power supply circuit for the semiconductor device via first connector and second connector, respectively. Thus, the present invention provides a heatsink arrangement for a semiconductor device used in an electric/electronic circuit that radiates less high-frequency noise even when a large current flows through the semiconductor device and that provides a high heat-radiating efficiency.

Abstract: A heatsink arrangement attached to a semiconductor device includes: a first heatsink placed in close contact with the semiconductor device; and second heatsink placed in close contact with the first heatsink, wherein the first heatsink and the second heatsink are connected to a power supply circuit for the semiconductor device via first connector and second connector, respectively. Thus, the present invention provides a heatsink arrangement for a semiconductor device used in an electric/electronic circuit that radiates less high-frequency noise even when a large current flows through the semiconductor device and that provides a high heat-radiating efficiency.

Abstract: A pulse width modulation circuit of the present invention includes: pulse generation means being provided with a first power supply and charged with a first current and a second current between which a constant current is distributed to turn ON/OFF a switching element, thereby generating a pulse from a first output section; pulse modulation means for controlling the charging while controlling a distribution ratio between the first current and the second current based on an input signal, thereby changing a pulse width of the output pulse; and first short circuit means for shorting the first output section with the first power supply when the pulse being output from the first output section transitions to a voltage of the first power supply.

Abstract: A pulse width modulation circuit of the present invention includes: pulse generation means being provided with a first power supply and charged with a first current and a second current between which a constant current is distributed to turn ON/OFF a switching element, thereby generating a pulse from a first output section; pulse modulation means for controlling the charging while controlling a distribution ratio between the first current and the second current based on an input signal, thereby changing a pulse width of the output pulse; and first short circuit means for shorting the first output section with the first power supply when the pulse being output from the first output section transitions to a voltage of the first power supply.

Abstract: A nonwoven fabric, particularly composed by long-stock synthetic resin yarns such as polyethylene and polypropylene is provided at one or both surfaces thereof with an ink-setting layer formed by coating, drying and curing a resin composition containing some of acrylic resins, synthetic rubbers and polyester resins. The ink-setting layer is excellent in the transfer property and fixing ability to an oil ink which is ordinarily used for offset printing, and prevents the nonwoven fabric from being swelled or transformed by a petroleum high-boiling-point solvent contained in the oil ink. Preferably, a low-temperature cross-linking agent is incorporated with the resin composition of the ink-setting layer so as to complete cross-linking of the resin composition at a low temperature at which heat shrinkage or heat damage of the nonwoven fabric will not be caused, in a shortened period of time.

Abstract: An air-filtering material exchangeably attached to a home-use or automobile air filter comprises a water jet type nonwoven fabric at an air outlet side and another type nonwoven fabric or fiber assembly at an air inlet side. These nonwoven fabric sheets are laminated on one another by needle punching. The water jet type nonwoven fabric is made from crowded finer fiber staples, and bits formed therein by penetration of needles of a needle punching machine may be stopped up by centripetally moving fiber staples surrounding the bits.