Abstract: A compound of the following general formula [I]: wherein each symbol has the same meaning as defined herein, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, or a solvate thereof, and a pharmaceutical use of the same in treating organ transplant rejection, graft versus host reaction after transplantation, autoimmune disease, allergic disease and chronic myeloproliferative disease.

Abstract: Object: To reduce the size of a device. Solution to Problem: A switching module according to one aspect of the present disclosure is a module used in a power conversion circuit. The switching module includes a case member formed to extend in a first direction and a second direction, one or more switching elements disposed to face the case member in a stacking direction orthogonal to the first direction and the second direction, and a pressing member configured to press at least part of the one or more switching elements toward one side in the stacking direction via the case member. The one or more switching elements are disposed closer one end portion of both end portions of the case member in the second direction.

Abstract: An electrically driven vehicle includes a floor panel, a tunnel section, an electrical storage device, and an electric power line. The tunnel section is formed in a vehicle forward/rearward direction in a central portion of the floor panel in a vehicle width direction. The electrical storage device is disposed behind the tunnel section of the vehicle above the floor panel. The electric power line is disposed below the tunnel section and connected to the electrical storage device. The tunnel section has an opening portion formed in a rear end portion of the tunnel section located in front of the electrical storage device of the vehicle and through which the electric power line is inserted.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus includes: a board; a first electronic component disposed on a first surface of the board; and a temperature sensor disposed on a second surface of the board which is opposite to the first surface. The power conversion apparatus may further include a first heat conductive member disposed between the first electronic component and the temperature sensor.

Abstract: A power converter apparatus includes a case, a power converter which is in the case and converts input power to predetermined power and output the predetermined power, a first switch positioned in the case and connected to the converter component, a second switch positioned in the case and connected to the converter component, the second switch having a moving component which moves between first and second positions, and a cover which is installed on the case such that the cover covers the first switch and which moves in two mutually different directions relative to the case such that the cover is removed from the case. The cover has a contact portion which makes contact with the moving component of the second switch in the first position and which restricts movement of the cover in one or more of the two directions when the cover is moved in the two directions.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus includes: a casing that houses an electronic component; a heat sink where the casing is installed, the heat sink dissipating a heat from the electronic component; a substrate disposed on an opposite side of the heat sink in the casing, the substrate including a power converter circuit; a pressing member housed in the casing, the pressing member pressing the electronic component to the heat sink side; and an insulating cover member included in the casing, the insulating cover covering at least a part of the substrate side of the pressing member.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus includes: a casing that houses an electronic component; a heat sink where the casing is installed, the heat sink dissipating a heat from the electronic component; a substrate disposed on an opposite side of the heat sink in the casing, the substrate including a power converter circuit; a pressing member housed in the casing, the pressing member pressing the electronic component to the heat sink side; and an insulating cover member included in the casing, the insulating cover covering at least a part of the substrate side of the pressing member.

Abstract: An inverter includes: a housing base which includes a front area and a rear area opposite to the front area; a main body which is arranged in the front area of the housing base and houses a plurality of electronic components forming a power conversion circuit; a first duct which is arranged in the rear area of the housing base and includes a first end connected to an intake port of cooling air; a first heat sink which is arranged in the rear area of the housing base and includes a first fin and a first heat sink base extending perpendicular to an extension direction of the first duct; and a reactor which is arranged in the heat sink base in the rear area of the housing base, and generates heat at the time of energization.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus includes: a board; a first electronic component disposed on a first surface of the board; and a temperature sensor disposed on a second surface of the board which is opposite to the first surface. The power conversion apparatus may further include a first heat conductive member disposed between the first electronic component and the temperature sensor.

Abstract: A power converter apparatus includes a case, a power converter which is in the case and converts input power to predetermined power and output the predetermined power, a first switch positioned in the case and connected to the converter component, a second switch positioned in the case and connected to the converter component, the second switch having a moving component which moves between first and second positions, and a cover which is installed on the case such that the cover covers the first switch and which moves in two mutually different directions relative to the case such that the cover is removed from the case. The cover has a contact portion which makes contact with the moving component of the second switch in the first position and which restricts movement of the cover in one or more of the two directions when the cover is moved in the two directions.

Abstract: An inverter includes: a housing base which includes a front area and a rear area opposite to the front area; a main body which is arranged in the front area of the housing base and houses a plurality of electronic components forming a power conversion circuit; a first duct which is arranged in the rear area of the housing base and includes a first end connected to an intake port of cooling air; a first heat sink which is arranged in the rear area of the housing base and includes a first fin and a first heat sink base extending perpendicular to an extension direction of the first duct; and a reactor which is arranged in the heat sink base in the rear area of the housing base, and generates heat at the time of energization.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus according to an embodiment includes a case that can be provided on a mounting wall surface and places therein an electric reactor and a power conversion board for performing power conversion between a predetermined power generator and a commercial electric power system. The case is sectioned into a central area and first and second side areas that sandwich the central area therebetween. The electric reactor is arranged in the central area.

Abstract: An electronic component mounting module according to an embodiment includes a mounting member, a pressing member, and a fastening member. The mounting member includes a component housing frame that houses an electronic component generating heat during operation so as to be in contact with at least a part of a side face thereof, and that holds the electronic component so as to expose a main heat radiating surface thereof toward a heat sink. The pressing member is mounted on the mounting member, and presses the mounting member and the electronic component at the same time toward the heat sink through a heat sink layer. The fastening member presses the pressing member toward the heat sink, and thus presses to fix the component housing frame and the electronic component to the heat sink layer.

Abstract: A power conversion apparatus according to an embodiment includes a case that can be provided on a mounting wall surface and places therein an electric reactor and a power conversion board for performing power conversion between a predetermined power generator and a commercial electric power system. The case is sectioned into a central area and first and second side areas that sandwich the central area therebetween. The electric reactor is arranged in the central area.

Abstract: An electronic device includes an electronic component provided with leads. A printed circuit board has a front surface and a back surface and is provided with through holes and a groove hole. The through holes are capable of receiving the leads, respectively. The groove hole is formed so as to cross straight lines that connect the through holes. A first insulating spacer is provided on the groove hole between the leads so as to isolate the leads from each other and is positioned between the electronic component and the front surface of the printed circuit board. A second insulating spacer is inserted through the groove hole from the back surface of the printed circuit board and engages with the first insulating spacer so as to isolate end portions of the leads from each other.

Abstract: An electronic apparatus includes a housing; a terminal block fixed to the housing at both ends thereof in a width direction; and a printed circuit board extending in a depth direction of the terminal block, one end of the printed circuit board in the depth direction being fixed to the housing, and the other end of the print circuit board in the depth direction being fixed to the terminal block at a position below the terminal block.

Abstract: An electronic device includes an electronic component provided with leads. A printed circuit board has a front surface and a back surface and is provided with through holes and a groove hole. The through holes are capable of receiving the leads, respectively. The groove hole is formed so as to cross straight lines that connect the through holes. A first insulating spacer is provided on the groove hole between the leads so as to isolate the leads from each other and is positioned between the electronic component and the front surface of the printed circuit board. A second insulating spacer is inserted through the groove hole from the back surface of the printed circuit board and engages with the first insulating spacer so as to isolate end portions of the leads from each other.

Abstract: An electronic apparatus includes a housing; a terminal block fixed to the housing at both ends thereof in a width direction; and a printed circuit board extending in a depth direction of the terminal block, one end of the printed circuit board in the depth direction being fixed to the housing, and the other end of the print circuit board in the depth direction being fixed to the terminal block at a position below the terminal block.

Abstract: A mounting structure for a power module, in which a power module and a heat sink can be easily separated without additional labor and time and without requiring an extra disassembly space in a product and in which parts are not damaged during the disassembly. In the heat sink (5a), screw holes (7a) having female screw threads into which power module fixing screws (2a) are screwed are formed so as to penetrate a power module mounting surface (5c) of the heat sink (5a) and heat radiation fins (9a). The power module fixing screw (2a) is constructed such that, to mount the power module (3) on the heat sink (5a), the screw head of the power module fixing screw (2a) is tightened from the printed circuit board (4a) side with a tool (8a) and that, to remove the power module (3) from the heat sink (5a), the power module fixing screw (2a) is loosened with the tool (8a) from the heat radiation fin (9a) side on the opposite side of the screw head.

Abstract: A mounting structure for a power module, in which a power module and a heat sink can be easily separated without additional labor and time and without requiring an extra disassembly space in a product and in which parts are not damaged during the disassembly. In the heat sink (5a), screw holes (7a) having female screw threads into which power module fixing screws (2a) are screwed are formed so as to penetrate a power module mounting surface (5c) of the heat sink (5a) and heat radiation fins (9a). The power module fixing screw (2a) is constructed such that, to mount the power module (3) on the heat sink (5a), the screw head of the power module fixing screw (2a) is tightened from the printed circuit board (4a) side with a tool (8a) and that, to remove the power module (3) from the heat sink (5a), the power module fixing screw (2a) is loosened with the tool (8a) from the heat radiation fin (9a) side on the opposite side of the screw head.