Abstract: A non-contact type current measuring instrument includes an armoring member having a pair of guide portions for a conductor under measurement that form therebetween a guide path with an open end; a magnetic core ring for seizing a magnetic flux that has an open space, is embedded in the armoring member, and comprises a semicircular portion, a pair of straight portions continuous to opposite ends of the semicircular portion and parallel to the guide path and a pair of projecting portions continuous to inside edges of the straight portions and bent so as to face each other and be perpendicular to the guide path; and Hall elements each inserted into and brought into intimate contact with an end face of each of the projecting portions, the conductor being inserted via the open end into the guide path and disposed within the core ring.

Abstract: A non-contact type current measuring instrument includes an armoring member having a pair of guide portions for a conductor under measurement that form therebetween a guide path with an open end; a magnetic core ring for seizing a magnetic flux that has an open space, is embedded in the armoring member, and comprises a semicircular portion, a pair of straight portions continuous to opposite ends of the semicircular portion and parallel to the guide path and a pair of projecting portions continuous to inside edges of the straight portions and bent so as to face each other and be perpendicular to the guide path; and Hall elements each inserted into and brought into intimate contact with an end face of each of the projecting portions, the conductor being inserted via the open end into the guide path and disposed within the core ring.

Abstract: A radio communication analyzer can test a radio device under test which corresponds to one of a plurality of types of digital communication systems in accordance with the digital communication system to which the radio device under test corresponds. The radio communication analyzer includes a modulation section, a demodulation section, a modulation/demodulation processing section, and a control section. The modulation section has a first rewritable memory, and converts modulation data indicating the contents of a first test signal to be transmitted to the radio device under test into a digital modulated signal by executing a program written in the first memory. The demodulation section has a second rewritable memory, and generates demodulated data from a second test signal received from the radio device under test by executing a program written in the second memory. The modulation/demodulation processing section has a third memory.

Abstract: A radio communication analyzer can test a radio device under test which corresponds to one of a plurality of types of digital communication systems in accordance with the digital communication system to which the radio device under test corresponds. The radio communication analyzer includes a modulation section, a demodulation section, a modulation/demodulation processing section, and a control section. The modulation section has a first rewritable memory, and converts modulation data indicating the contents of a first test signal to be transmitted to the radio device under test into a digital modulated signal by executing a program written in the first memory. The demodulation section has a second rewritable memory, and generates demodulated data from a second test signal received from the radio device under test by executing a program written in the second memory. The modulation/demodulation processing section has a third memory.

Abstract: In a frequency spectrum analyzing apparatus which utilizes a DFT (discrete Fourier transform) filter bank, and can detect the peak value of the amplitude of an input signal, a time sequence signal generation circuit samples an input signal to convert it into a time sequence signal. A memory stores the time sequence signal. The DFT filter bank receives a time sequence signal read out from the memory by a control device, and performs DFT filter bank processing corresponding to a plurality of desired frequencies while shifting a window function by a predetermined number of sample point units. An absolute value calculation unit calculates absolute values in units of outputs from the DFT filter bank. A peak value detection unit detects peak values in units of outputs from the absolute value calculation unit. A display device displays the frequency spectrum on the basis of these peak values.

Abstract: The present invention provides an exothermic body for use of an insole of shoes and so forth with elasticity, softness and flexibility, the exothermic heat of which is distributed uniformly along the entire area thereof. The exothermic body includes a foamed plastic sheet having cells therein, the cells being filled with an exothermic agent such as a mixture of iron, saline solution, activated carbon and woodmeal or pulp powder. The foamed plastic sheet is covered by an air-permeable thin film such as a thin perforated plastic film. A cushion material is provided on at least one surface of the foamed plastic sheet covered with the air-permeable thin film and the foamed plastic sheet together with the cushion material is covered by an air-permeable film cover.