Abstract: A feed control device includes a contact device, an output detector, a contact weld sensor, and an alarm device. The output detector is configured to detect the presence of power feeding into the side of an electrically-powered car from an external power supply. The contact weld sensor is configured to sense that the contact device is welded based on a detection result of the output detector if detecting the presence of power feeding from the external power supply to a feed line for the contact device when a state signal representing charge permission is not entered. The alarm device is configured, if the contact weld sensor senses that the contact device is welded, to indicate the occurrence of weld to the outside.

Abstract: An electricity feeding control device is provided with an air hole (31c) which is formed by penetrating a part of a peripheral wall of a body (31) constituting a part of a housing case (3). The housing case (3) is provided in its inside with an inner pressure adjusting sheet (5), formed with a breathable and waterproof member, and arranged so as to cover the air hole (31c) from the inside of the housing case (3). The air hole (31c) comprises a long recess (31c2) formed in an outer surface of the body (31), a communicating hole (31c1) consecutively formed in one end of a longi-tudinal direction of the recess (31c2) and communicated with an inner surface of the body (31), and a shielding plate (33) attached in the outer surface of the body (31) so as to cover a region other than the other end of the longitudinal direction of the recess (31c2), in a region of an opening section (31c3) of the recess (31c2).

Abstract: An ink jet ink set for fabric printing contains a magenta ink containing C.I. Pigment Red 213 and a yellow ink containing a yellow pigment having L*a*b* color system chromas a* and b* such that ?18?a*?0, and 50?b*?80 when printed on fabrics by an ink jet method, whereby a vivid red can be obtained in the printed portions of fabrics upon printing by an ink jet method. Each ink constituting the ink jet ink jet contains an aqueous emulsion.

Abstract: An ink jet ink set for fabric printing contains a magenta ink containing C.I. Pigment Red 213 and a yellow ink containing a yellow pigment having L*a*b* color system chromas a* and b* such that ?18?a*?0, and 50?b*?80 when printed on fabrics by an ink jet method, whereby a vivid red can be obtained in the printed portions of fabrics upon printing by an ink jet method. Each ink constituting the ink jet ink jet contains an aqueous emulsion.

Abstract: An ink for fabric printing contains a pigment and a resin emulsion. The weight ratio between the pigment and the resin emulsion by resin solid basis is between 1:0.7 and 1:3.0. A process for manufacturing printed matters has a printing step, in which printing is performed by causing the ink for fabric printing to adhere to a fabric; and a fixing step, in which the ink for fabric printing applied to the fabric in the printing step is fixed to the fabric by heating.

Abstract: A communication system includes a station-side terminal apparatus and multiple subscriber-side terminal apparatuses connected to the station-side terminal apparatus. The station-side terminal apparatus is configured to, in response to receipt of a packet from a subscriber-side terminal apparatus, a packet indicating whether data distribution is required, identify the subscriber-side terminal apparatus that has transmitted the packet, and transmit a packet indicating an address for which whether the transfer of distribution data is required is designated to the subscriber-side terminal apparatus based on whether data distribution is required.

Abstract: An ink jet ink set for fabric printing contains a magenta ink containing C.I. Pigment Red 213 and a yellow ink containing a yellow pigment having L*a*b* color system chromas a* and b* such that ?18?a*?0, and 50?b*?80 when printed on fabrics by an ink jet method, whereby a vivid red can be obtained in the printed portions of fabrics upon printing by an ink jet method.

Abstract: An ink for fabric printing contains a pigment and a resin emulsion. The weight ratio between the pigment and the resin emulsion by solid basis is between 1:0.7 and 1:3.0. A printing method has a printing step, in which printing is performed by causing the ink for fabric printing to adhere to a fabric; and a fixing step, in which the ink for fabric printing applied to the fabric in the printing step is fixed to the fabric by heating.

Abstract: In a method, an apparatus, and a system for a bandwidth control, a packet is held in a buffer, the held packet is read at a line bandwidth, and a read timing of a next packet is controlled, based on a packet length of a counted packet in order that a difference between the line bandwidth and a setting bandwidth assumes a packet interval. Also, by a flow control combined therewith, a bandwidth control is realized as a system without discarding any packet or with a low packet discarding rate.

Abstract: The automatic gang switch having a heat ray sensor is fixedly mounted on a mounting frame having a generally rectangular opening. The length of a housing of the switch is approximately two thirds of that of the generally rectangular opening of the mounting frame, while the width of the housing is approximately equal to that of the generally rectangular opening of the mounting frame. The switch includes a human body detecting section for detecting heat rays emitted from a human body and a circuit section.

Abstract: A pigmented ink for ink jet printer which comprises pigment particle as a colorant, water or a mixture of water and at least one hydrophilic organic solvent as a carrier medium and a derivative of polyoxyethylene ether sulphate or a derivative of polyoxyethylene ether phosphate as a dispersant. These inks give images having good print quality and excellent storage stability after many thermal cycles of -20.degree. C. to 80.degree. C.

Abstract: An X-ray detector, used in an X-ray computerized tomograph systems, and method of making the same. The X-ray detector has a casing filled with gas for detecting X-rays, and flat signal electrode plates and bias electrode plates are disposed alternately at regular intervals within the casing to form a number of spatially partitioned detection chambers. When X-rays enter the detection chambers after being transmitted through an object under examination, the X-ray energy is converted into electric current flowing across the electrodes of the signal electrode plates, whereby the transmitted X-ray can be detected by an output circuit.Improvements are provided to enable the signal electrode plates and the bias electrode plates to be more densely packed into the casing, thereby to obtain higher resolution X-ray computerized tomograms.