Abstract: An example diagnosis system determines a state of a target device that includes a work apparatus. The diagnosis system includes circuitry that is configured to acquire first data generated in response to operating the work apparatus at a first pressure, configured to acquire second data generated in response to operating the work apparatus at a second pressure, configured to calculate a feature quantity indicating a relation between the first data and the second data, and configured to determine the state of the target device based on the feature quantity.

Abstract: A resin composition that contains: a resin that has a polar group; and an insulating filler that, on a volume-based particle size distribution curve, has a particle size of no more than 5.0 µm at an accumulation of 50% from the smaller side and a particle size of no more than 10.0 µm at an accumulation of 99% from the smaller side. The insulating filler is at least 50 volume% of the total solid content of the resin composition.

Abstract: A welding system includes a welder configured to weld a workpiece at welding points on the workpiece, data acquisition circuitry configured to acquire welding data indicating welding quality at the welding points, and quality evaluation circuitry configured to evaluate the welding quality at each of the welding points based on the welding data according to a determination algorithm which is associated with each of the welding points.

Abstract: An example diagnosis system determines a state of a target device that includes a work apparatus. The diagnosis system includes circuitry that is configured to acquire first data generated in response to operating the work apparatus at a first pressure, configured to acquire second data generated in response to operating the work apparatus at a second pressure, configured to calculate a feature quantity indicating a relation between the first data and the second data, and configured to determine the state of the target device based on the feature quantity.

Abstract: A motorcycle pneumatic tire includes a tread portion including a crown region, a pair of middle regions and a pair of shoulder regions upon a tread development width of the tread portion being divided equally into five regions. The tread portion is provided with a pair of circumferentially and continuously extending crown main grooves within the crown region to include a tire equator therebetween and a plurality of inclined grooves each extending from the crown region to the shoulder region in each side of the tire equator without communicating with the crown main grooves. Each of the inclined grooves includes a straight portion extending straightly in the middle region and an arc portion extending in an arc shape in the shoulder region while increasing an angle with respect to a circumferential direction of the tire axially outwardly.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to provide a readily thermally degradable resin binder that is an organic resin binder for use as a binder component in a high-concentration inorganic microparticle dispersion, and that enables firing in a firing process to be carried out at lower temperatures and can inhibit the production of carbon residues, while maintaining the printing characteristics. This object can be achieved by a mixture formed of a specific (meth)acrylic resin and an ethyl cellulose resin in a weight ratio of 5:95 to 50:50. This specific (meth)acrylic resin is a (meth)acrylic polymer having a weight-average molecular weight of 1,000 to 250,000 and having a monomer unit given by the following general formula (1) [in the formula, R1 represents hydrogen or a methyl group and R2 represents hydrogen or a C1-12 straight-chain hydrocarbon group, branched-chain hydrocarbon group or hydroxyl group-bearing hydrocarbon group, or a polyalkylene oxide-containing group].

Abstract: A motor for use in a disk drive apparatus includes a bearing, a rotary unit, a stator, a thin flat base member, and a cylindrical holder extending in an axial direction. The base member includes a first through-hole, a peripheral edge portion, and a thin portion. The thin portion is located radially outward of the peripheral edge portion. The thin portion has an axial thickness smaller than an axial thickness of the peripheral edge portion. The holder includes a first protrusion portion and a second protrusion portion. The first protrusion portion extends radially outward and is located axially above the peripheral edge portion. The second protrusion portion extends radially outward and is located axially below the peripheral edge portion. The bearing is located inside the holder. A stator core is located radially outside the holder and axially above the thin portion.

Abstract: A base member includes a base through-hole which interconnects an upper opening and a lower opening. An insulating sheet portion is disposed at a lower surface side of the base member. The insulating sheet portion covers at least a portion of the lower opening. Lead wires extending from coils extend to the lower surface side of the base member through the base through-hole. The lead wires extend radially outward along a lower surface of the insulating sheet portion while making contact with the insulating sheet portion. The lead wires are soldered to land portions of a circuit substrate. The lower opening is covered with a sealing material. The circuit substrate includes a first region. The insulating sheet portion is defined by a smaller number of layers than the first region.

Abstract: A motorcycle pneumatic tire includes a tread portion including a crown region, a pair of middle regions and a pair of shoulder regions upon a tread development width of the tread portion being divided equally into five regions. The tread portion is provided with a pair of circumferentially and continuously extending crown main grooves within the crown region to include a tire equator therebetween and a plurality of inclined grooves each extending from the crown region to the shoulder region in each side of the tire equator without communicating with the crown main grooves. Each of the inclined grooves includes a straight portion extending straightly in the middle region and an arc portion extending in an arc shape in the shoulder region while increasing an angle with respect to a circumferential direction of the tire axially outwardly.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to provide a readily thermally degradable resin binder that is an organic resin binder for use as a binder component in a high-concentration inorganic microparticle dispersion, and that enables firing in a firing process to be carried out at lower temperatures and can inhibit the production of carbon residues, while maintaining the printing characteristics. This object can be achieved by a mixture formed of a specific (meth)acrylic resin and an ethyl cellulose resin in a weight ratio of 5:95 to 50:50. This specific (meth)acrylic resin is a (meth)acrylic polymer having a weight-average molecular weight of 1,000 to 250,000 and having a monomer unit given by the following general formula (1) [in the formula, R1 represents hydrogen or a methyl group and R2 represents hydrogen or a C1-12 straight-chain hydrocarbon group, branched-chain hydrocarbon group or hydroxyl group-bearing hydrocarbon group, or a polyalkylene oxide-containing group].

Abstract: A base member includes a base through-hole which interconnects an upper opening and a lower opening. An insulating sheet portion is disposed at a lower surface side of the base member. The insulating sheet portion covers at least a portion of the lower opening. Lead wires extending from coils extend to the lower surface side of the base member through the base through-hole. The lead wires extend radially outward along a lower surface of the insulating sheet portion while making contact with the insulating sheet portion. The lead wires are soldered to land portions of a circuit substrate. The lower opening is covered with a sealing material. The circuit substrate includes a first region. The insulating sheet portion is defined by a smaller number of layers than the first region.

Abstract: A motor for use in a disk drive apparatus includes a bearing, a rotary unit, a stator, a thin flat base member, and a cylindrical holder extending in an axial direction. The base member includes a first through-hole, a peripheral edge portion, and a thin portion. The thin portion is located radially outward of the peripheral edge portion. The thin portion has an axial thickness smaller than an axial thickness of the peripheral edge portion. The holder includes a first protrusion portion and a second protrusion portion. The first protrusion portion extends radially outward and is located axially above the peripheral edge portion. The second protrusion portion extends radially outward and is located axially below the peripheral edge portion. The bearing is located inside the holder. A stator core is located radially outside the holder and axially above the thin portion.

Abstract: A base unit includes a stator and a base member including a first recess portion, a second recess portion, and at least one through-hole. The first recess portion is arranged on an upper surface of the base member to surround the hole portion and depressed toward the lower surface thereof. The second recess portion is arranged radially outward of the first recess portion and depressed toward a lower surface thereof. The through-hole is arranged inside the first recess portion to extend through the base member. The second recess portion includes a protrusion portion and a third recess portion. The protrusion portion protrudes from the lower surface of the base member toward the upper surface of the base member. The third recess portion is depressed from the lower surface of the base member toward the upper surface of the base member and positioned at the opposite side from the protrusion portion.

Abstract: A base member of a motor includes a base through-hole extending through a bottom portion thereof. Two or more lead wires extending from coils pass through the base through-hole. Thus, as compared with a case where the lead wires pass through different base through-holes respectively, it is possible to reduce the number of the base through-holes. Accordingly, it is possible to minimize or prevent a reduction in the rigidity of the base member. Insulating sheet portions are arranged on the lower and upper surfaces of the base member. Each insulating sheet portion includes an overhang portion which overlaps with the base through-hole when seen in a plan view. The lead wires extending from the coils are led out toward the lower surface of the base member through holes, cutouts, or slits defined in the overhang portion. This makes it possible to easily distinguish the led-out lead wires from each other.

Abstract: A base unit includes a base member including a first through-hole, a peripheral edge portion, and a thin portion, and a bushing including a bearing holding portion and first and second protrusion portions. The first and second protrusion portions respectively extend radially outward from an upper end portion and a lower end of the bearing holding portion. The first through-hole axially extends through the base member. The first through-hole is defined by an inner surface of the base member radially opposed to the bearing holding portion. The peripheral edge portion extends radially outward from the first through-hole. The thin portion is arranged radially outward of the peripheral edge portion. The thin portion has an axial thickness smaller than that of the peripheral edge portion. The bushing is arranged within the first through-hole. The peripheral edge portion is arranged between the first protrusion portion and the second protrusion portion.

Abstract: A base member includes a base groove portion, at least one base through-hole, and a first insulating sheet portion. The base groove portion is positioned on a lower surface of the base member. The base through-hole extends through the base member. The first insulating sheet portion is arranged on a bottom surface of the base groove portion. A lead wire extending from a coil is led out into the base groove portion through the base through-hole. The base through-hole includes a major axis extending in a radial direction and a minor axis extending in a circumferential direction. The base through-hole has a radial length larger than a circumferential width thereof. A portion of an edge of the first insulating sheet portion is arranged on the lower surface of the base member to intersect the major axis of the base through-hole and to cover a portion of the base through-hole.

Abstract: A spindle motor and a disk drive apparatus include a base member, an armature positioned above the base member, and a circuit substrate electrically connected to coils of the armature. The base member includes a bottom portion positioned below the armature and a lower slant surface extending radially outward and upward from an outer peripheral portion of a lower surface of the bottom portion. The circuit substrate includes a plurality of land portions arranged on its lower surface. The lower slant surface includes a first slant surface and a second slant surface arranged along a circumferential direction. At least one land portion is respectively arranged on each of the first slant surface and the second slant surface.

Abstract: A base unit includes a stator and a base member including a first recess portion, a second recess portion, and at least one through-hole. The first recess portion is arranged on an upper surface of the base member to surround the hole portion and depressed toward the lower surface thereof. The second recess portion is arranged radially outward of the first recess portion and depressed toward a lower surface thereof. The through-hole is arranged inside the first recess portion to extend through the base member. The second recess portion includes a protrusion portion and a third recess portion. The protrusion portion protrudes from the lower surface of the base member toward the upper surface of the base member. The third recess portion is depressed from the lower surface of the base member toward the upper surface of the base member and positioned at the opposite side from the protrusion portion.

Abstract: A spindle motor includes a base member, an armature positioned above the base member, and a circuit substrate electrically connected to coils of the armature. The base member includes an annular bottom portion positioned below the armature and a lower slant surface extending radially outward and upward from an outer peripheral portion of a lower surface of the bottom portion. The circuit substrate includes a first substrate piece and a second substrate piece arranged in a circumferentially spaced-apart relationship with the first substrate piece. Each of the first substrate piece and the second substrate piece includes at least one land portion arranged on a lower surface thereof.