Magazine and a method of storing electronic components
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYasumoto Nohara, Yukio Harada, Morio Toyooka, Takashi Harada
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Abstract
A magazine for storing electronic components comprising a magazine body and a cover, said magazine body having a plurality of longitudinal receiving grooves formed in parallel with one another on its upside, one end of each of said receiving grooves being open and the other end thereof being closed to prevent the received electronic components from falling out of the magazine, said cover being adapted to overspread the open end of the grooves and the upside of said magazine.
Claims14
A magazine for storing electrical components comprising a magazine body and a cover, said magazine body being formed of electrically-conductive resin and having a plurality of upstanding partition walls defining a plurality of receiving grooves which are upwardly open along substantially their entire length and provided in parallel with one another on an open upper side thereof, said grooves being open at one end thereof so as to provide an unobstructed opening through which said electronic components can be inserted and the other end of said grooves being closed by an end wall to prevent movement of an electrical component received in a groove from passing out said other end, said cover being formed with wall means overlying said open end of said grooves and said upper side of said body.
A method of storing electronic components comprising the steps of sequentially sliding the electronic components from one open end towards the other closed end of each of a plurality of receiving grooves formed in parallel with one another by a plurality of upstanding partitions on an open upper side of a magazine body formed of electrically-conductive resin, thereby to insert said electronic components in said magazine body, and subsequently attaching a cover to said magazine body in which said electronic components are received with wall means of said cover overlying said open upper side and the open end of said magazine body.
A method of storing electronic components comprising the steps of sequentially sliding the electronic components from one open end towards the other closed end of each of a plurality of receiving grooves formed in parallel with one another on an open upper side of a magazine body formed of electrically-conductive resin, thereby to insert said eletronic components in said magazine body, and subsequently inserting into a cover said magazine body in which said electronic components are received, said cover being made of a transparent resin and having a receiving hole which is open at one end and closed at the other end and which is adapted to overlie said open upper side of said magazine body, the open end side of said magazine body being slid into the open end side of said receiving hole towards the closed other end thereof during said inserting step.
A case for storing an electric component having therein an inner space for receiving the whole body of said electric component and being formed of electrically conductive resin.
A method for storing electric components each having a plurality of outer leads in a case comprising the step of inserting said electric components from one open end towards the other end in the case while sliding the leads of each electric component on the inner surface of said case, said case being formed of electrically conductive resin.
The combination comprising a case and a plurality of electric components each having a plurality of outer leads, said case being formed of electrically conductive resin and having a substantially flat inner surface at the bottom thereof, wherein said electric components are enclosed within said case with the leads of said electric components in contact with said inner surface of said case.
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