Abstract: An object of the present disclosure is to provide a common mode choke coil with high impedance and small variation. A common mode choke coil includes magnetic core having winding core part and a pair of flange parts provided on opposite ends of winding core part, external electrodes formed on each of flange parts, a pair of windings wound on winding core part, with each of the ends being drawn out and joined to one of external electrodes, and magnetic plate joined to the pair of flange parts with adhesive. Magnetic plate has joining parts joined to flange parts and opposing part opposing winding core part, and surface roughness of joining parts is smaller than surface roughness of opposing part.

Abstract: A magnetic core includes a winding core and first and second flanges connected to the winding core. First and second terminal electrodes are connected to a lead frame. The first flange is bonded to the first and second terminal electrodes. Third and fourth terminal electrodes are bonded to the second flange. First and second insulation-coated conductive wires are wound about the winding core. The first and second insulation-coated conductive wires are connected to the first and second terminal electrodes and the third and fourth terminal electrodes. The lead frame is bent so as to rotate the magnetic core by 90 degrees with respect to the lead frame. A magnetic plate is bonded to the magnetic core. The magnetic core is removed from the lead frame by removing the first and second terminal electrodes from the lead frame, thereby providing a common-mode choke coil. The common-mode choke coil having stable electrical performance is produced efficiently by the above method.

Abstract: An object of the present disclosure is to provide a common mode choke coil with high impedance and small variation. A common mode choke coil includes magnetic core having winding core part and a pair of flange parts provided on opposite ends of winding core part, external electrodes formed on each of flange parts, a pair of windings wound on winding core part, with each of the ends being drawn out and joined to one of external electrodes, and magnetic plate joined to the pair of flange parts with adhesive. Magnetic plate has joining parts joined to flange parts and opposing part opposing winding core part, and surface roughness of joining parts is smaller than surface roughness of opposing part.

Abstract: A magnetic core includes a winding core and first and second flanges connected to the winding core. First and second terminal electrodes are connected to a lead frame. The first flange is bonded to the first and second terminal electrodes. Third and fourth terminal electrodes are bonded to the second flange. First and second insulation-coated conductive wires are wound about the winding core. The first and second insulation-coated conductive wires are connected to the first and second terminal electrodes and the third and fourth terminal electrodes. The lead frame is bent so as to rotate the magnetic core by 90 degrees with respect to the lead frame. A magnetic plate is bonded to the magnetic core. The magnetic core is removed from the lead frame by removing the first and second terminal electrodes from the lead frame, thereby providing a common-mode choke coil. The common-mode choke coil having stable electrical performance is produced efficiently by the above method.

Abstract: A resistor includes a resistive element, a first resin substrate on an upper surface of the resistive element and having a high thermal conductivity, a first heat radiator plate made of metal provided on an upper surface of the first resin substrate, a second heat radiator plate made of metal provided on the upper surface of the first resin substrate, a first edge-surface electrode provided on the first edge surface of the resistive element and connected to the first heat radiator plate, and a second edge-surface electrode provided on the second edge surface of the resistive element and connected to the second heat radiator plate.

Abstract: A resistor includes a resistive element, a first resin substrate on an upper surface of the resistive element and having a high thermal conductivity, a first heat radiator plate made of metal provided on an upper surface of the first resin substrate, a second heat radiator plate made of metal provided on the upper surface of the first resin substrate, a first edge-surface electrode provided on the first edge surface of the resistive element and connected to the first heat radiator plate, and a second edge-surface electrode provided on the second edge surface of the resistive element and connected to the second heat radiator plate.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay, comprising: a box-shaped casing having a bottom wall, a pair of side walls, a pair of end walls, and a top wall, an electromagnet unit received in the casing with its axial direction extending in parallel with the top, bottom and side walls of the casing; and at least one contact unit mounted on the top wall; one of the end walls being provided with an opening for receiving the electromagnet unit therefrom. The inner surfaces of the side walls of the casing are provided with guide grooves extending along a longitudinal direction of the casing for guiding side ends of the yoke when receiving the electromagnet unit into the casing. Thus, simply by press fitting only the electromagnet unit from the opening provided in one of the end walls of the casing, the electromagnet unit may be securely received in the box-shaped casing. This facilitates the required assembly work and permits the use of automated machines for the assembly work.

Abstract: A polarized relay comprises a bar-like core having coil, and a yoke connected to the core and extending in parallel therewith. An armature including a permanent magnet is laterally movably disposed between a pair of upstanding legs formed at a free end of the yoke. Movable contacts are operationally coupled to the armature. The upstanding legs of the yoke have effective areas of magnetic pole. Upon energization of the coil, the armature is moved toward the upstanding leg to close one of the stationary contacts by overcoming the resilient resistance of the movable contact arm. Upon deenergization, the movable contact is held being contact with stationary contact under the magnetic force between the armature and upstanding leg so as to perform a bistable operation.