Abstract: A control device that includes a circuit board, a plurality of heating elements that generate heat that accompanies driving the motor, and a rotation angle sensor that detects a rotation angle of the motor. The circuit board has a power supply input portion to which a driving current of the motor is supplied, a heating element mounting region where the plurality of the heating elements are mounted, and a controller mounting region where the rotation angle sensor is mounted. The power supply input portion, the heating element mounting region, and the controller mounting region are disposed in such an order. The circuit board, as seen from an axial direction of the rotating shaft, protrudes to an outside of a projection region that projects an outer surface of a cylindrical portion of a motor case that surrounds the motor. The power supply input portion is located on a portion out of portions of the circuit board that are on the outside of the projection region.

Abstract: In a pump, a piston rod is mounted for lost motion on a piston head so that when the piston rod 31 is advanced by a full stroke in a forward direction from a fully retracted position, only the piston rod moves for an initial stroke portion S2, then a piston head is also advanced with the piston rod for a final stroke portion which is equivalent to a difference between the full stroke S1 and initial stroke portion S2 (S3=S1-S2), and a liquid inside said cylinder is expelled from the exhaust port by a quantity corresponding the final stroke portion S3. When the piston rod is being withdrawn in the return direction, only the piston rod is moved during the initial stroke portion causing residual liquid in a passageway from the cylinder to the exhaust port to be sucked back to the cylinder.