Abstract:
To reduce ON-state resistance with desired withstand voltage secured, a semiconductor device provided with a gate electrode formed on a semiconductor substrate via a gate insulating film, an LP layer (a P-type body region) formed so that the LP layer is adjacent to the gate electrode, an N-type source region and a channel region respectively formed in the LP layer, an N-type drain region formed in a position apart from the LP layer and an LN layer (a drift region) formed so that the LN layer surrounds the drain region is characterized in that a P-type layer ranging to the LP layer is formed under the gate electrode.
Abstract:
In manufacturing a disc cartridge having a pair of opposing upper and lower shells, and an information recording medium disc accommodated therebetween, first ends of the shells are coupled, second ends of the shells are coupled when first ends of the shells are coupled, and the disc is inserted from the opened second ends of the shells.
Abstract:
To increase the withstand voltage and reduce ON-state resistance, a semiconductor device provided with a gate electrode formed on a semiconductor substrate via a gate insulating film, an LP layer (a P-type body region) formed so that the LP layer is adjacent to the gate electrode, an N-type source region and a channel region respectively formed in the LP layer, an N-type drain region formed in a position apart from the LP layer and an LN layer (a drift region) formed so that the LN layer surrounds the drain region is characterized in that the LP layer is formed up to the side of the drain region through an active region under the gate electrode and an SLN layer is formed from the drain region to a part before the active region.
Abstract:
A disc cartridge is played by a drive device. The disc cartridge includes a recording disc and a case for rotatably receiving therein the recording disc. The drive device includes a cartridge holder for receiving the disc cartridge, a spindle for rotating the recording disc installed in the disc cartridge, and a recording/reading head unit for recording information on the recording disc and/or reading the information on the recording disc. A disc type discriminating apparatus is incorporated with both the disc cartridge and the drive device for discriminating the type of the recording disc in the disc cartridge when the disc cartridge is put into the drive device. The apparatus comprises a sensed member fixed to the disc cartridge, the sensed member being capable of representing the type of the recording disc in the is disc cartridge; and a sensing device fixed to the drive device for sensing the sensed member to discriminate the type of the recording disc when the disc cartridge is put into the drive device. The sensed member is not a through hole, and the sensing device is not a device which uses light as detecting medium. The sensed member is spaced away from the sensing device at the time when the sensing device is sensing the sensed member.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a source region 4, a channel region 8, a drain region 5 and a gate electrode which is patterned so that its side wall is tapered to be more narrow toward the top. A drift region 22 is formed between the channel region 8 and drain region 5 so as to be shallow below the gate electrode 7A (first N− layer 22A) and deep in the vicinity of the drain region 5 (second N− layer 22B). This configuration contributes to boosting the withstand voltage and reducing the “on” resistance of the semiconductor device.
Abstract:
A disk cartridge includes a cartridge casing comprised of upper and lower shells attached along the peripheral edges thereof so as to define a disk receiving space within the cartridge casing. The casing structure is formed with an insert opening for allowing a data disk to be easily inserted into an operating position within the assembled cartridge casing. A slide area which may be formed as a recessed surface portion, or the like, is defined at corresponding outer peripheral portions of the upper and lower shells. A disk access opening is formed in the casing shells at a location within the slide area for allowing a head portion of a disk drive to perform read and write operations to the disk. A slidable shutter is mounted astride the upper and lower shells at and edge of the cartridge casing, within the slide area. The shutter portion maybe biased by a spring, or the like so as to normally close the disk access opening while being slidably movable so as to open the disk access opening during disk operation. The cartridge structure further includes a cover portion including a hinge formed on one or both of the casing shells. The cover is openably and closably enabled via the hinge and includes locking means so as to securely close the cartridge casing in a closed position of the cover. According to this, a data disk may be rotatably installed within the cartridge casing in a separate step after assembly of the cartridge casing. As a result of this structure, quality control is also simplified. Accordingly, manufacturing defects are minimized and overall costs and reduced. In addition, waste generated by disposal of defective products is reduced.
Abstract:
A tape cartridge is provided with a cartridge case constituted by installing a cover on an upper surface of a base plate, a magnetic tape runningly installed in the cartridge case, and a drive belt for running the magnetic tape. The base plate includes a hard protective coat layer at its upper and lower surface or either of upper and lower surfaces. The base plate is formed by punching a base plate material sheet covered with the protective coat layer into a predetermined shape.
Abstract:
A cover of a tape or data cartridge to be used as an external memory for a computer includes a number of temporary fixture pins integral with a main body of the cover. The pins function to temporarily fix the main body to a base plate of the tape cartridge. The pins are arranged to be engageable respectively with engaging sections formed in the base plate. Each pin includes a first engagement portion for causing the main body to be provisionally fixed to the base plate in a state where the main body is in contact with the base plate, and a second engagement portion for causing the main body to be temporarily fixed to the base plate in a state where the main body is separate from the base plate.
Abstract:
A disk cartridge case is disclosed which has improved durability and which enables hanging for display or storage purposes. The disk cartridge case includes a case body and a cover for covering a cartridge inserting port provided on the case body. The cover has a cover back member superposed on a case body back member of the case body, a cover front member, a front forming plate, a closing member and a bottom member. The cover back member has a non-adhesion portion located on a side of the closing member and being capable of contacting and separating from the case body back member and an adhesion portion located at an opposite-side of the closing member and being adhered to the case body back member. Furthermore, the cover front member includes an insertion tab having a locking tab. The insertion tab and locking tab are received by a slot formed in the front forming plate. Then, by hooking the locking tab on edge of the slot, the cover front member is secured to the front forming plate.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a shutter for a protective envelope containing a recording disk, having both satisfactory sliding property and satisfactory heat-resisting property. The shutter is formed by folding a laminated sheet having a first layer formed by folding a laminated sheet having high heat-resisting property and a second layer formed of a material having low frictional property so that the first layer forms the outer surface of the shutter and the second layer form the inner surface of the shutter. The first layer of the laminated sheet ensures the shutter satisfactory heat-resisting performance and the second layer of the same ensures the shutter satisfactory sliding performance. A printed layer or an evaporated metal layer may be formed between the first and second layers of the laminated sheet and/or the first and second layers of the laminated sheet may be colored to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the shutter.