Abstract: An integral value measuring circuit includes an operational amplifier and a capacitor connected between input and output sides thereof, an electric potential of an output terminal where a predetermined resistance element connected to an output side of the operational amplifier is being zero, positive and negative DC voltage generating circuits which comprise positive and negative power sources, respectively, at the output side of the operational amplifier, the positive and negative DC voltage generating circuits and being connected to positive and negative power terminals, respectively, of the operational amplifier through switches, and a connection line between the negative power terminal and one switch and a connection line between the positive power terminal and another switch being connected to the positive and negative power terminals, respectively, of the operational amplifier through cross resistance elements having resistance values negligible compared to a leakage resistance value of the switches.

Abstract: The application methods in the related art cannot apply a sufficient voltage with a rectangular wave having a short rise time to an electronic circuit. Furthermore, electrostatic discharge test can apply a sufficient voltage but can only apply an oscillating waveform. A TLP generator is used as a rectangular wave generator. The sum of an injection resistance and a matching resistance is set so as to match the characteristic impedance of a transmission line for transmitting a rectangular wave to a test target. A capacitor is connected to a return line of the applied rectangular wave. With this configuration, stable application can be achieved. An error observation function of an electronic circuit gradually increases a peak value of the rectangular wave and determines the immunity based on an application voltage to cause an error for the first time.

Abstract: An integral value measuring circuit includes an operational amplifier and a capacitor connected between input and output sides thereof, an electric potential of an output terminal where a predetermined resistance element connected to an output side of the operational amplifier is being zero, positive and negative DC voltage generating circuits which comprise positive and negative power sources, respectively, at the output side of the operational amplifier, the positive and negative DC voltage generating circuits and being connected to positive and negative power terminals, respectively, of the operational amplifier through switches, and a connection line between the negative power terminal and one switch and a connection line between the positive power terminal and another switch being connected to the positive and negative power terminals, respectively, of the operational amplifier through cross resistance elements having resistance values negligible compared to a leakage resistance value of the switches.

Abstract: A receptacle includes a signal terminal, a ground terminal, and a signal terminal. A second portion of the ground terminal is distanced from a first portion of the signal terminal in an extension direction. A third portion of the signal terminal is distanced from the first portion of the signal terminal in the extension direction.

Abstract: A receptacle structure includes a housing structure, a terminal insulating board, a first terminal and a second terminal. The housing structure is configured to be mounted on a printed wiring board and to accommodate a plug. The terminal insulating board includes a top face and a bottom face that is opposite to the top face. The terminal insulating board is disposed inside the housing structure with the bottom face facing towards the printed wiring board. The first terminal is connected to the printed wiring board via the first rear connection part and to the terminal insulating board. The second terminal is connected to the printed wiring board via the first front connection part and to the terminal insulating board. The first front connection part has a width narrower than the first rear connection part and is connected to the printed wiring board away from the first rear connection part.

Abstract: A plasma display device capable of reducing an electromagnetic interference wave due to a driving current flowing in a plasma display panel is provided. The plasma display device includes a plasma display panel having electrodes that are parallel to each other, a driver circuit board for applying a voltage to the electrodes, a chassis conductor holding the plasma display panel and to which a ground of the driver circuit board is connected, and a first additional conductor plate provided to the chassis conductor via an insulating layer and to which grounds of at least one circuit board in circuit boards other than the driver circuit board are attached.

Abstract: A receptacle includes a signal terminal, a ground terminal, and a signal terminal. A second portion of the ground terminal is distanced from a first portion of the signal terminal in an extension direction. A third portion of the signal terminal is distanced from the first portion of the signal terminal in the extension direction.

Abstract: A receptacle structure includes a housing structure, a terminal insulating board, a first terminal and a second terminal. The housing structure is configured to be mounted on a printed wiring board and to accommodate a plug. The terminal insulating board includes a top face and a bottom face that is opposite to the top face. The terminal insulating board is disposed inside the housing structure with the bottom face facing towards the printed wiring board. The first terminal is connected to the printed wiring board via the first rear connection part and to the terminal insulating board. The second terminal is connected to the printed wiring board via the first front connection part and to the terminal insulating board. The first front connection part has a width narrower than the first rear connection part and is connected to the printed wiring board away from the first rear connection part.

Abstract: In a receptacle, a ground terminal includes a bottom face connection portion connected to a bottom face of a terminal insulating board and a forward connection portion that is distanced from an opening. A signal terminal includes a top face connection portion connected to a top face on the opposite side of the bottom face connection portion and a rearward connection portion that is provided closer to the opening than the forward connection portion.

Abstract: The application methods in the related art cannot apply a sufficient voltage with a rectangular wave having a short rise time to an electronic circuit. Furthermore, electrostatic discharge test can apply a sufficient voltage but can only apply an oscillating waveform. A TLP generator is used as a rectangular wave generator. The sum of an injection resistance and a matching resistance is set so as to match the characteristic impedance of a transmission line for transmitting a rectangular wave to a test target. A capacitor is connected to a return line of the applied rectangular wave. With this configuration, stable application can be achieved. An error observation function of an electronic circuit gradually increases a peak value of the rectangular wave and determines the immunity based on an application voltage to cause an error for the first time.

Abstract: A method of quickly measuring a characteristic impedance of an ESD protecting circuit by applying a discharge voltage to the ESD protecting circuit, includes the steps of measuring a variation in discharge voltage applied to and a variation in discharge current caused to flow through the ESD protecting circuit with time; simultaneously detecting a state when both the discharge voltage and discharge current corresponding to each other are attenuated, after both the discharge voltage and discharge current sequentially rise to arrive individually to respective peak values based on an input to or an output from a computer; and taking a ratio of the variation of discharge voltage to the variation of discharge current during the attenuation as an impedance value when the ratio is nearly constant as well as an apparatus for realizing the same.

Abstract: A plasma display device including a plasma display panel having electrodes through which a driving current flows; a chassis conductor holding the plasma display panel and provided with a return circuit of the driving current; a conductive case enclosing the plasma display panel and the chassis conductor; and a binding portion for binding the chassis conductor and the conductive case to each other and having a connection state different depending upon a frequency of flowing current. The binding portion has a connection state in which an amount of flowing current is less than a half of that in a short-circuited state and a connection state in which the amount is not less than a half of that in a short-circuited state.

Abstract: A plasma display device capable of reducing an electromagnetic interference wave due to a driving current flowing in a plasma display panel is provided. The plasma display device includes a plasma display panel having electrodes that are parallel to each other, a driver circuit board for applying a voltage to the electrodes, a chassis conductor holding the plasma display panel and to which a ground of the driver circuit board is connected, and a first additional conductor plate provided to the chassis conductor via an insulating layer and to which grounds of at least one circuit board in circuit boards other than the driver circuit board are attached.

Abstract: A plasma display device includes a plasma display module having a plasma display panel provided with a plurality of parallel electrodes, a circuit board for applying a voltage to the electrodes, and a chassis conductor configured to hold the plasma display panel and to which a ground of a circuit board is coupled, and further includes a cylindrical conductor portion configured to surround the plasma display module.

Abstract: A method of quickly measuring a characteristic impedance of an ESD protecting circuit by applying a discharge voltage to the ESD protecting circuit, includes the steps of measuring a variation in discharge voltage applied to and a variation in discharge current caused to flow through the ESD protecting circuit with time, grasping a state until both the discharge voltage and discharge current corresponding to each other whenever a predetermined common time elapses comes to an attenuation process after both the discharge voltage and discharge current sequentially rise to come individually to respective peak values based on an input to or an output from a computer; and taking a ratio of the variation of discharge voltage to the variation of discharge current in the attenuation process as an impedance value when the ratio is nearly constant as well as an apparatus for realizing the same.

Abstract: A CDM simulator for use with an integrated circuit having a terminal and for use with a grounding conductor, includes a cylindrical conductor, and a mercury lead switch contained in the cylindrical conductor, the mercury lead switch having a first end connected to the cylindrical conductor and a second end for connection to the terminal of the integrated circuit, and the mercury lead switch having a first length, the cylindrical conductor having an end closer to the terminal of the integrated circuit for connection to the grounding conductor in order to release electric charge from the integrated circuit to the grounding conductor, and the cylindrical conductor having a second length longer than the first length of the mercury lead switch.

Abstract: An apparatus for testing plug-in type integrated circuits by applying a potential across their input and output terminals, utilizing a socket board with a plurality of sockets bored therein to receive respective input and output terminals of an integrated circuit. A pair of first and second groups of fixed contacts are located in the socket board, arranged in two concentric circles enclosing the sockets. Each fixed contact in each group is individually connected to one of the sockets through a conductor. A pair of coaxial first and second moving contact pins is rotatably disposed below the socket board. The first contact pin rotates to follow the first circle while sequentially contacting the contacts of the first group. The second contact pin follows the second circle, making sequential contact with the fixed contacts of the second group.