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A cavity filter comprising: an RF signal connecting portion spaced apart, by a predetermined distance, from an outer member having an electrode pad provided on a surface thereof; and a terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) configured to electrically connect the electrode pad of the outer member and the RF signal connecting portion so as to absorb assembly tolerance existing at the predetermined distance and to prevent disconnection of the electric flow between the electrode pad and the RF signal connecting portion, wherein the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) comprises: a first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) contacted with the electrode pad; and a second side terminal (60, 160, 260, 360) connected to the RF signal connecting portion, further comprising a dielectric body inserted into a terminal insertion port so as to cover the outside of the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340), wherein the first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) of the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) is disposed in the terminal insertion port and configured to be moved with the dielectric body by an assembly force provided by an assembler, and any one of the first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) and the second side terminal (60, 160, 260, 360) is housed into the other so as to overlap the other by a predetermined length. an RF signal connecting portion spaced apart, by a predetermined distance, from an outer member having an electrode pad provided on a surface thereof; and a terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) configured to electrically connect the electrode pad of the outer member and the RF signal connecting portion so as to absorb assembly tolerance existing at the predetermined distance and to prevent disconnection of the electric flow between the electrode pad and the RF signal connecting portion, wherein the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) comprises: a first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) contacted with the electrode pad; and a second side terminal (60, 160, 260, 360) connected to the RF signal connecting portion, further comprising a dielectric body inserted into a terminal insertion port so as to cover the outside of the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340), wherein the first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) of the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) is disposed in the terminal insertion port and configured to be moved with the dielectric body by an assembly force provided by an assembler, and a first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) contacted with the electrode pad; and a second side terminal (60, 160, 260, 360) connected to the RF signal connecting portion, further comprising a dielectric body inserted into a terminal insertion port so as to cover the outside of the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340), wherein the first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) of the terminal portion (40, 140, 240, 340) is disposed in the terminal insertion port and configured to be moved with the dielectric body by an assembly force provided by an assembler, and any one of the first side terminal (50, 150, 250, 350) and the second side terminal (60, 160, 260, 360) is housed into the other so as to overlap the other by a predetermined length.
A method for producing an optical filter intended to filter radiation within an integrated circuit including a substrate and an interconnection portion above the substrate, the method for producing the filter comprising a formation of at least one electrically conductive filter layer adapted to be polarised above a photosensitive area located in the substrate and between the substrate and the interconnection portion, or below the photosensitive area and opposite to the interconnection portion, the product between the thickness of the filter layer and the imaginary portion of the refractive index of the filter layer being greater than 1 nanometre for the wavelengths of the radiation to be filtered, and the method being characterised in that said electrically conductive filter layer is connected to said interconnection portion by at least one contact in order to polarise the filter layer.
A secure data entry device comprising: a housing comprising a housing element and a back panel, the housing having at least one housing protrusion; at least one additional protrusion located within said housing; at least one force sensitive switch (126, 150), employing at least one force sensitive film, disposed within said housing in force sensing engagement with at least one of said at least one housing protrusion and said at least one additional protrusion when housing element and back panel are in a mutually closed orientation and arranged to sense tamper induced displacement thereof relative to at least another one of said at least one housing protrusion and said at least one additional protrusion and to provide an electrical output indicating tampering; and a tampering responsive circuit, responsive to said electrical output indicating tampering. a housing comprising a housing element and a back panel, the housing having at least one housing protrusion; at least one additional protrusion located within said housing; at least one force sensitive switch (126, 150), employing at least one force sensitive film, disposed within said housing in force sensing engagement with at least one of said at least one housing protrusion and said at least one additional protrusion when housing element and back panel are in a mutually closed orientation and arranged to sense tamper induced displacement thereof relative to at least another one of said at least one housing protrusion and said at least one additional protrusion and to provide an electrical output indicating tampering; and a tampering responsive circuit, responsive to said electrical output indicating tampering.
Device for supplying electrical components (34, 36, 38) of a low-voltage circuit with low voltage, the device having a fuel cell, wherein low voltage for activation and deactivation, system checking runs and/or for supplying the electrical components (34, 36, 38) is tapped from one of the cell stacks of the fuel cell, characterized in that the cell stack of the fuel cell from which the low voltage is tapped has widened gas supply channels with regard to the channel cross section (78, 84, 88, 92) thereof.
A motor driving apparatus comprising: a motor including a stator and a rotor rotating in the stator; an inverter including three-phase switching elements (Sa, Sb, Sc, Sa', Sb', Sc') to supply a driving voltage (Vua, Vvb, Vwc) to a stator coil wound on the stator or to cut off the driving voltage supplied to the stator coil; characterized by a control unit configured to, when a target command value is received, set a start-up period for supplying the driving voltage per rotation of the rotor, according to an electrical angle position of the rotor estimated based on at least one of a voltage, current and counter electromotive force detected in the stator coil and the target command value, and to control the inverter to supply the driving voltage in the start-up period, and the control unit configured to control each of the three-phase switching elements on and off once per rotation of the rotor in the start-up period. a motor including a stator and a rotor rotating in the stator; an inverter including three-phase switching elements (Sa, Sb, Sc, Sa', Sb', Sc') to supply a driving voltage (Vua, Vvb, Vwc) to a stator coil wound on the stator or to cut off the driving voltage supplied to the stator coil; characterized by a control unit configured to, when a target command value is received, set a start-up period for supplying the driving voltage per rotation of the rotor, according to an electrical angle position of the rotor estimated based on at least one of a voltage, current and counter electromotive force detected in the stator coil and the target command value, and to control the inverter to supply the driving voltage in the start-up period, and the control unit configured to control each of the three-phase switching elements on and off once per rotation of the rotor in the start-up period.
A method of forming a plurality of tissue packages from a tissue bundle comprising a stack of folded absorbent tissues, the method comprising: forming a stack of folded absorbent tissues; compressing the stack to an initial density in a first compression step; wrapping the stack a first time in a supporting wrapper to form an initial bundle; subsequently applying a second compression step to compress the stack to a final density that is higher than the initial density; and re-wrapping the same stack a second time to form a final bundle and to maintain the final density, characterized in that the tissues are of structured tissue and the final density is greater than 0.2 g/cm 3; or the tissues are of hybrid tissue and the final density is greater than 0.25 g/cm 3; or the tissues are of dry crepe tissue and the final density is greater than 0.3 g/cm 3 and, wherein the initial bundle is in the form of an elongate log and the method comprises cutting the log transverse to its elongate dimension to form a plurality of tissue packages. forming a stack of folded absorbent tissues; compressing the stack to an initial density in a first compression step; wrapping the stack a first time in a supporting wrapper to form an initial bundle; subsequently applying a second compression step to compress the stack to a final density that is higher than the initial density; and re-wrapping the same stack a second time to form a final bundle and to maintain the final density, characterized in that the tissues are of structured tissue and the final density is greater than 0.2 g/cm 3; or the tissues are of hybrid tissue and the final density is greater than 0.25 g/cm 3; or the tissues are of dry crepe tissue and the final density is greater than 0.3 g/cm 3 and, wherein the initial bundle is in the form of an elongate log and the method comprises cutting the log transverse to its elongate dimension to form a plurality of tissue packages.
An ink supply method comprising the steps of: cleaning the blanket mounted on the blanket cylinder after an end of a print job including adjusting an amount of ink supplied from an ink fountain to an ink fountain roller by adjusting an opening amount of an ink fountain key, supplying the ink supplied to the ink fountain roller to a printing plate via an ink roller group by a feed operation of an ink ductor roller, and supplying the ink to a blanket which is mounted on a blanket cylinder and used to transfer the ink supplied to the printing plate to a target printing material; calculating the opening amount of the ink fountain key corresponding to an image of a printing plate of a next print job; correcting the calculated opening amount of the ink fountain key with a correction value in consideration of an influence of cleaning of the blanket; and forming, on the ink roller group, a corrected ink film thickness distribution corresponding to the image of the printing plate of the next print job by performing the feed operation of the ink ductor roller a predetermined number of times in a state in which the opening amount of the ink fountain key has been set to the corrected opening amount. cleaning the blanket mounted on the blanket cylinder after an end of a print job including adjusting an amount of ink supplied from an ink fountain to an ink fountain roller by adjusting an opening amount of an ink fountain key, supplying the ink supplied to the ink fountain roller to a printing plate via an ink roller group by a feed operation of an ink ductor roller, and supplying the ink to a blanket which is mounted on a blanket cylinder and used to transfer the ink supplied to the printing plate to a target printing material; calculating the opening amount of the ink fountain key corresponding to an image of a printing plate of a next print job; correcting the calculated opening amount of the ink fountain key with a correction value in consideration of an influence of cleaning of the blanket; and forming, on the ink roller group, a corrected ink film thickness distribution corresponding to the image of the printing plate of the next print job by performing the feed operation of the ink ductor roller a predetermined number of times in a state in which the opening amount of the ink fountain key has been set to the corrected opening amount.
A method for reporting radio link failure, RLF, information, the method comprising: a user equipment, UE detecting an RLF with respect to a master cell group, MCG; in response to detecting the RLF with respect to the MCG, the UE storing RLF information; the UE sending a first message comprising MCG failure information and starting a timer; after sending the first message and starting the timer, the UE receiving a second message; the UE, in response to receiving the second message, determining that the timer is still running; and as a result of determining that the that the timer is still running, the UE deleting the RLF information; characterized in that the second message is one of: an RRC message containing a reconfiguration with synchronization indicator; a MobilityFromEUTRA message; a MobilityFromNR message; and an RRCConnectionReconfigurationMessage with mobilityControlInfo. a user equipment, UE detecting an RLF with respect to a master cell group, MCG; in response to detecting the RLF with respect to the MCG, the UE storing RLF information; the UE sending a first message comprising MCG failure information and starting a timer; after sending the first message and starting the timer, the UE receiving a second message; the UE, in response to receiving the second message, determining that the timer is still running; and as a result of determining that the that the timer is still running, the UE deleting the RLF information; characterized in that the second message is one of: an RRC message containing a reconfiguration with synchronization indicator; a MobilityFromEUTRA message; a MobilityFromNR message; and an RRCConnectionReconfigurationMessage with mobilityControlInfo. an RRC message containing a reconfiguration with synchronization indicator; a MobilityFromEUTRA message; a MobilityFromNR message; and an RRCConnectionReconfigurationMessage with mobilityControlInfo.
An electrode material containing a composition expressed by La 1-s A s Ni 1-x-y-z Cu x Fe y B z O 3-δ, wherein, A and B are at least one element independently selected from the group consisting of alkaline earth metals, transition metals excluding Fe, Ni and Cu, and rare earths excluding La, and 0.05≤x≤0.5, 0.03≤y≤0.3, x+y+z<1, 0≤s≤0.05, and 0≤z≤0.05.
Converter gas discharge for a rotary and pivotable basic oxygen steel converter, with a cooling flue hood between converter and stationary cooling flue upper part for converter gas discharge to a gas recovery plant, wherein the cooling flue hood during operation of the converter sealingly rests on the upper edge of the converter, wherein the cooling flue hood is raisable and lowerable relative to the stationary cooling flue upper part so as to free, in an upper position, a sufficiently large gap between converter edge and cooling flue hood to permit rotational and pivotable movement of the converter, whereas the cooling flue hood in a lower position sealingly rests, by its edge facing the converter, on the edge of the upright converter, and the cooling flue hood is lowerable into a further position in which it is laterally displaceable relative to the stationary cooling flue upper part, characterised in that - a seal permitting vertical displacement between cooling flue hood and cooling flue upper part is provided in the region of the transition from the cooling flue hood to the stationary cooling flue upper part, - the entire cooling flue hood is vertically displaceable relative to the cooling flue upper part by means of hydraulic cylinders and - the hydraulic cylinders for the cooling flue hood are placed upright on a hood carriage by which the cooling flue hood is movable horizontally relative to the converter and the stationary cooling flue upper part. - a seal permitting vertical displacement between cooling flue hood and cooling flue upper part is provided in the region of the transition from the cooling flue hood to the stationary cooling flue upper part, - the entire cooling flue hood is vertically displaceable relative to the cooling flue upper part by means of hydraulic cylinders and - the hydraulic cylinders for the cooling flue hood are placed upright on a hood carriage by which the cooling flue hood is movable horizontally relative to the converter and the stationary cooling flue upper part.
Use of synergistically acting mixtures comprising a) sorbic acid or benzoic acid and/or alkali metal salts and/or alkaline earth metal salts thereof and b) dimethyl dicarbonate and c) sulphur dioxide and/or sulphur dioxide-releasing substances for sterilizing drinks which have been contaminated by acetic acid bacteria, preferably for the subsequent preservation thereof. a) sorbic acid or benzoic acid and/or alkali metal salts and/or alkaline earth metal salts thereof and b) dimethyl dicarbonate and c) sulphur dioxide and/or sulphur dioxide-releasing substances
A battery pack for an electric power tool that is detachably mountable on a tool body of the electric power tool for serving as a power source for the electric power tool, the battery pack comprising a case formed by an upper case and a lower case, battery cells that have a columnar shape, and a cell holder that is inserted into the case, the cell holder covering at least a part of the battery cells, wherein the cell holder is provided with cell holding portions that come into contact with columnar outer peripheral surfaces of the battery cells to pinch the outer peripheral surfaces of the battery cells and hold the battery cells, and a contact diameter of the cell holding portions is configured to be smaller than the diameter of the columnar outer peripheral surface of the battery cell, characterized in that the cell holder is provided with extending portions that are disposed between each of the battery cells, extend toward an inner bottom of the lower case and have elasticity that causes the extending portions to return to their original shape, and the extending portions are adapted to be capable of coming into elastic contact with the inner bottom of the lower case.
Vehicle (1, 100) comprising a chassis intended to support a loading device, said chassis comprising two parallel side members (5, 6) extending along a longitudinal axis X of said vehicle, each side member (5, 6) being delimited by two vertical and parallel walls (7, 8) that extend along a longitudinal axis X of the vehicle and each have an upper edge (11, 12) bent at 90° extending towards the outside of said side member (5, 6), said vehicle (1, 100) comprising fastening means of said loading device that are disposed along each side member (5, 6) and each have two fastening tabs (14, 101) aligned along a transverse axis Y of the vehicle and placed on either side of the side member (5, 6), each fastening tab (14, 101) having a first wall (15, 102) fastened to a vertical wall (7, 8) of the side member (5, 6) and a second wall (16, 103) fastened to a lower surface of the bent upper edge (11, 12) of said vertical wall (7, 8), characterized in that the second wall has an end section emerging from the bent edge (11, 12) along a transverse axis Y of the vehicle, and in that said end section has an overthickness protruding above the bent edge (11, 12) and against which the loading device is intended to come into contact, said overthickness being provided with an opening.
A method for transmitting data, comprising: receiving, by a user equipment, downlink data sent from a base station through downlink resources of a subframe; determining, by the user equipment, a guard period level corresponding to the user equipment, wherein the guard period level corresponds to a round-trip time of the user equipment and indicates a length of an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, OFDM, symbol in a guard period corresponding to the user equipment in the subframe, and wherein the guard period corresponding to the user equipment refers to a time interval between downlink transmission and uplink transmission of the user equipment; determining, by the user equipment, according to the guard period level corresponding to the user equipment, one or more OFDM symbols which act as the guard period in fixed guard period resources of the subframe, and determining that the rest fixed guard period resources of the subframe are to be used to send uplink data, and determining, by the user equipment, a frequency location for sending uplink data, wherein different frequency locations are used by the user equipments with different guard period levels to send the uplink data; and sending, by the user equipment, uplink data to the base station through the rest fixed guard period resources of the subframe and the frequency location. receiving, by a user equipment, downlink data sent from a base station through downlink resources of a subframe; determining, by the user equipment, a guard period level corresponding to the user equipment, wherein the guard period level corresponds to a round-trip time of the user equipment and indicates a length of an orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, OFDM, symbol in a guard period corresponding to the user equipment in the subframe, and wherein the guard period corresponding to the user equipment refers to a time interval between downlink transmission and uplink transmission of the user equipment; determining, by the user equipment, according to the guard period level corresponding to the user equipment, one or more OFDM symbols which act as the guard period in fixed guard period resources of the subframe, and determining that the rest fixed guard period resources of the subframe are to be used to send uplink data, and determining, by the user equipment, a frequency location for sending uplink data, wherein different frequency locations are used by the user equipments with different guard period levels to send the uplink data; and sending, by the user equipment, uplink data to the base station through the rest fixed guard period resources of the subframe and the frequency location.