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20090048545 | ULTRASONIC THERAPEUTIC APPARATUS - An ultrasonic therapy device imparts ultrasonic waves to a treatment area in a mouth cavity where an implant treatment has been performed to perform therapy, including: a fitting portion that is fitted and fixed to teeth near the treatment area; a housing that is provided in the fitting portion, is disposed near the treatment area, and in which an opening portion is formed on the side of the treatment area; and an oscillator that is housed in the housing; in which a linear saliva introduction member that is arranged to project outward of the fitting portion or the housing from the opening portion of the housing is provided on the fitting portion or the housing. | 02-19-2009 |
20100168623 | ULTRASONIC TREATMENT APPARATUS AND PROGRAM - An ultrasonic treatment apparatus according to the present invention includes: an oscillation unit which selectively oscillates a plurality of ultrasonic signals; a data table which includes a plurality of data rows storing in advance frequency data of the ultrasonic signals, at least one data row among the plurality of data rows storing specific frequency data and other frequency data such that a storage amount of the specific frequency data is larger than that of the other frequency data; an operation unit which select one application data row from the plurality of data rows: a plurality of ultrasonic oscillators which include a plurality of resonance frequencies: a plurality of connectors to which the plurality of ultrasonic oscillators are each connectable; a plurality of switches which are each connected, to the plurality of connectors; and a control unit which, in order to apply an application ultrasonic signal selected based on the application data row among the plurality of ultrasonic signals to one application ultrasonic oscillator among the plurality of ultrasonic oscillators, controls the plurality of switches so as to selectively apply the application ultrasonic signal to an application connector connected to the application ultrasonic oscillator, among the plurality of connectors. | 07-01-2010 |
20120116270 | Ultrasonic Therapy Apparatus - An ultrasonic therapy apparatus having an oscillator connected to an electric power supplying unit through a cord and an elongated apparatus main body through which the cord passes in the longitudinal direction and holding the oscillator at a front end portion of the apparatus main body, in which the apparatus main body includes a base member having a holding unit that holds the oscillator and an accommodating groove that accommodates the cord, and a cover member that covers the accommodating groove, the base member and the cover member are separably locked by a front end locking portion provided in front of the front end portion and a base end locking portion provided at a base end portion of the apparatus main body. | 05-10-2012 |
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20090122783 | TIME SYNCHRONIZATION METHOD, COMMUNICATION APPARATUS, AND NODE USED FOR THE METHOD - A time synchronization method performed by each node in an ad hoc network in which a plurality of nodes are connected with each other by radio and time synchronization of each node is performed by transmitting and receiving a beacon including time information in a beacon period is provided. The time synchronization method includes: a generation step of generating a slot number using a random number every one beacon period; a determination step of determining whether to cancel beacon transmission based on the slot number when the node does not receive a beacon from another node by beacon transmission time corresponding to the slot number; and a step of canceling beacon transmission when determining to cancel beacon transmission in the determination step, and transmitting a beacon including time information of the own node at the beacon transmission time when determining not to cancel beacon transmission. | 05-14-2009 |
20100322202 | WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, BASE STATION, MOBILE STATION, AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING TRANSMISSION PARAMETER - A wireless communication system comprises a base station, wherein the base station performs scheduling for determining a resource block allocated to a mobile station, and determines a downlink transmission parameter based on a reception quality reported from the mobile station. The base station determines a transmission parameter by a predetermined first method for determining a transmission parameter when an identical resource block as a resource block allocated to any mobile station is allocated in an area adjacent to an area to which the mobile station is connecting, and determines a transmission parameter by a second method for determining a transmission parameter which selects a transmission parameter having a transmitting efficiency equal to or more than that by the first method for determining a transmission parameter when an identical resource block as a resource block allocated to any mobile station is not allocated in an area adjacent to an area to which the mobile station is connecting. | 12-23-2010 |
20120214529 | RADIO RESOURCE RANGE SETTING DEVICE, RADIO RESOURCE RANGE SETTING METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - A device acquires load information representing a load of radio communication performed between a base station and a plurality of communication terminals performing radio communication with the base station by using a radio resource allocated by the base station. The device sets in response to the acquired load information, from a first radio resource range and a second radio resource range, a radio resource range that the base station can allocate to an edge communication terminal whose channel quality is less than a predetermined threshold. | 08-23-2012 |
20120224545 | BASE STATION, RADIO RESOURCE ALLOCATION METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - For a communication terminal performing radio communication, a base station acquires communication path quality information representing a communication path quality, which is the quality of a communication path with the communication terminal. The base station allocates power larger than reference transmission power as transmission power to an edge terminal configuring at least part of an edge terminal group configured by an edge terminal that is a communication terminal whose communication path quality is lower than a threshold quality, allocates the reference transmission power as the transmission power to an edge terminal configuring a remaining part of the edge terminal group. | 09-06-2012 |
20130072246 | WIRELESS RESOURCE SETTING METHOD, WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, WIRELESS BASE STATION, AND PROGRAM - A wireless base station ( | 03-21-2013 |
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20110216795 | SEMI-POLAR III-NITRIDE OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICES ON M-PLANE SUBSTRATES WITH MISCUTS LESS THAN +/-15 DEGREES IN THE C-DIRECTION - An optoelectronic device grown on a miscut of GaN, wherein the miscut comprises a semi-polar GaN crystal plane (of the GaN) miscut x degrees from an m-plane of the GaN and in a c-direction of the GaN, where −1509-08-2011 | |
20110243172 | ALUMINUM GALLIUM NITRIDE BARRIERS AND SEPARATE CONFINEMENT HETEROSTRUCTURE (SCH) LAYERS FOR SEMIPOLAR PLANE III-NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED LIGHT EMITTING DIODES AND LASER DIODES - A semipolar plane III-nitride semiconductor-based laser diode or light emitting diode, comprising a semipolar Indium containing multiple quantum wells for emitting light, having Aluminum containing quantum well barriers, wherein the Indium containing multiple quantum well and Aluminum containing barriers are grown in a semipolar orientation on a semipolar plane. | 10-06-2011 |
20110253187 | III-V NITRIDE-BASED THERMOELECTRIC DEVICE - A method to suppress thermal conductivities of nitride films by using stacking faults and/or nano-scale In-composition fluctuation(s). Therefore, the present invention reduces thermal conductivity of nitride while keeping electrical conductivity high. In addition, In composition fluctuations can enhance the Seebeck coefficient through thermionic emission. The present invention further discloses a nitride based (e.g. GaN) thermoelectric lateral device with a short length. | 10-20-2011 |
20120153297 | OHMIC CATHODE ELECTRODE ON THE BACKSIDE OF NONPOLAR M-PLANE (1-100) AND SEMIPOLAR (20-21) BULK GALLIUM NITRIDE SUBSTRATES - Ohmic cathode electrodes are formed on the backside of nonpolar m-plane (1-100) and semipolar (20-21) bulk gallium nitride (GaN) substrates. The GaN substrates are thinned using a mechanical polishing process. For m-plane GaN, after the thinning process, dry etching is performed, followed by metal deposition, resulting in ohmic I-V characteristics for the contact. For (20-21) GaN, after the thinning process, dry etching is performed, followed by metal deposition, followed by annealing, resulting in ohmic I-V characteristics for the contact as well. | 06-21-2012 |
20130259080 | ANISOTROPIC STRAIN CONTROL IN SEMIPOLAR NITRIDE QUANTUM WELLS BY PARTIALLY OR FULLY RELAXED ALUMINUM INDIUM GALLIUM NITRIDE LAYERS WITH MISFIT DISLOCATIONS - An epitaxial structure for a III-Nitride based optical device, comprising an active layer with anisotropic strain on an underlying layer, where a lattice constant and strain in the underlying layer are partially or fully relaxed in at least one direction due to a presence of misfit dislocations, so that the anisotropic strain in the active layer is modulated by the underlying layer. | 10-03-2013 |
20140376584 | ANISOTROPIC STRAIN CONTROL IN SEMIPOLAR NITRIDE QUANTUM WELLS BY PARTIALLY OR FULLY RELAXED ALUMINUM INDIUM GALLIUM NITRIDE LAYERS WITH MISFIT DISLOCATIONS - An epitaxial structure for a III-Nitride based optical device, comprising an active layer with anisotropic strain on an underlying layer, where a lattice constant and strain in the underlying layer are partially or fully relaxed in at least one direction due to a presence of misfit dislocations, so that the anisotropic strain in the active layer is modulated by the underlying layer. | 12-25-2014 |
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20090081843 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE INCLUDING GATE ELECTRODE FOR APPLYING TENSILE STRESS TO SILICON SUBSTRATE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A gate insulating film ( | 03-26-2009 |
20110207312 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE INCLUDING GATE ELECTRODE FOR APPLYING TENSILE STRESS TO SILICON SUBSTRATE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A gate insulating film ( | 08-25-2011 |
20130130457 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE INCLUDING GATE ELECTRODE FOR APPLYING TENSILE STRESS TO SILICON SUBSTRATE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A gate insulating film and a gate electrode of non-single crystalline silicon for forming an nMOS transistor are provided on a silicon substrate. Using the gate electrode as a mask, n-type dopants having a relatively large mass number (70 or more) such as As ions or Sb ions are implanted, to form a source/drain region of the nMOS transistor, whereby the gate electrode is amorphized. Subsequently, a silicon oxide film is provided to cover the gate electrode, at a temperature which is less than the one at which recrystallization of the gate electrode occurs. Thereafter, thermal processing is performed at a temperature of about 1000° C., whereby high compressive residual stress is exerted on the gate electrode, and high tensile stress is applied to a channel region under the gate electrode. As a result, carrier mobility of the nMOS transistor is enhanced. | 05-23-2013 |
20140024194 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE INCLUDING GATE ELECTRODE FOR APPLYING TENSILE STRESS TO SILICON SUBSTRATE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A gate insulating film and a gate electrode of non-single crystalline silicon for forming an nMOS transistor are provided on a silicon substrate. Using the gate electrode as a mask, n-type dopants having a relatively large mass number (70 or more) such as As ions or Sb ions are implanted, to form a source/drain region of the nMOS transistor, whereby the gate electrode is amorphized. Subsequently, a silicon oxide film is provided to cover the gate electrode, at a temperature which is less than the one at which recrystallization of the gate electrode occurs. Thereafter, thermal processing is performed at a temperature of about 1000° C., whereby high compressive residual stress is exerted on the gate electrode, and high tensile stress is applied to a channel region under the gate electrode. As a result, carrier mobility of the nMOS transistor is enhanced. | 01-23-2014 |
20140322878 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE INCLUDING GATE ELECTRODE FOR APPLYING TENSILE STRESS TO SILICON SUBSTRATE, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A gate insulating film and a gate electrode of non-single crystalline silicon for forming an nMOS transistor are provided on a silicon substrate. Using the gate electrode as a mask, n-type dopants having a relatively large mass number (70 or more) such as As ions or Sb ions are implanted, to form a source/drain region of the nMOS transistor, whereby the gate electrode is amorphized. Subsequently, a silicon oxide film is provided to cover the gate electrode, at a temperature which is less than the one at which recrystallization of the gate electrode occurs. Thereafter, thermal processing is performed at a temperature of about 1000° C., whereby high compressive residual stress is exerted on the gate electrode, and high tensile stress is applied to a channel region under the gate electrode. As a result, carrier mobility of the nMOS transistor is enhanced. | 10-30-2014 |
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20110131179 | DATA CONTROL DEVICE, DATA CONTROL METHOD, AND COMPUTER-READABLE MEDIUM - A data control device includes: an execution unit that executes, as an active runtime environment, one of a plurality of runtime environments each provided with an individual clipboard used for data reading and writing; a switching unit that switches the active runtime environment; a decision unit that, when the active runtime environment is switched by the switching unit, decides whether an item of data written to a clipboard of a runtime environment that is active before the switching should be copied to a clipboard of a runtime environment that will become active after the switching, by referring to an attribute of at least one of the runtime environment that is active before the switching and the runtime environment that will become active after the switching; and a management unit that manages copying of the item of data between the clipboards based on the decision made by the decision unit. | 06-02-2011 |
20110138464 | STATE NOTIFICATION APPARATUS, STATE NOTIFICATION METHOD, AND COMPUTER-READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM - A state notification apparatus comprises: a holding unit that, when one or more secure runtime environments and one or more non-secure runtime environments are selectively executed in a foreground, holds an identifier of a runtime environment that is being executed in the foreground; a determination unit that determines a state of the runtime environment executed in the foreground based on the identifier held by the holding unit; and a notification unit that causes a hardware device that cannot be accessed from the one or more non-secure runtime environments to notify the state determined by the determination unit. | 06-09-2011 |
20110185396 | INFORMATION-PROCESSING APPARATUS, INFORMATION-PROCESSING METHOD, AND COMPUTER-READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM - An information-processing apparatus comprises: an environment storage unit that stores a set of instructions for implementing a plurality of runtime environments including a first runtime environment and a second runtime environment; an execution unit that executes the set of instructions stored in the environment storage unit; a status-holding unit that stores an item(s) of status information to be transmitted from the first runtime environment to the second runtime environment; a timing storage unit that stores a condition relating to a status of execution of one of the first runtime environment and the second runtime environment; and a transmission unit that transmits the item(s) of status information stored in the status-holding unit to the second runtime environment in a case where the condition stored in the timing storage unit is fulfilled. | 07-28-2011 |
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20110292217 | METHOD OF AUTOMATICALLY TRACKING AND PHOTOGRAPHING CELESTIAL OBJECTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS EMPLOYING THIS METHOD - A method of automatically tracking and photographing a celestial object, is provided, which moves relative to a photographic apparatus due to diurnal motion so that the celestial object image formed on an image sensor becomes stationary during a celestial-object auto-tracking photographing operation. The method includes inputting photographing azimuth angle and elevation angle information of the photographic apparatus; calculating preliminary-tracking drive control data based on the photographing azimuth angle and elevation angle information; obtaining first and second preliminary images corresponding to commencement and termination points of the preliminary tracking operation; calculating a deviation amount between a celestial object image in the first preliminary image and a corresponding celestial object image in the second preliminary image; calculating, from the deviation amount, actual-tracking drive control data with the deviation amount cancelled; and performing the celestial-object auto-tracking photographing operation based on the actual-tracking drive control data. | 12-01-2011 |
20110293139 | METHOD OF AUTOMATICALLY TRACKING AND PHOTOGRAPHING CELESTIAL OBJECTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS EMPLOYING THIS METHOD - A method of automatically tracking and photographing a celestial object, includes inputting latitude information, photographing azimuth angle information and photographing elevation angle information of a photographic apparatus; inputting star map data of a certain range including data on a location of a celestial object from the latitude information, the photographing azimuth angle information and the photographing elevation angle information; calculating a deviation amount between a location of the celestial object that is imaged in a preliminary image obtained by the photographic apparatus and the location of the celestial object which is defined in the input star map data; correcting at least one of the photographing azimuth angle information and the photographing elevation angle information using the deviation amount; and performing a celestial-object auto-tracking photographing operation based on the corrected at least one of the photographing azimuth angle information and the photographing elevation angle information. | 12-01-2011 |
20120233999 | WAVE POWER GENERATOR - A wave power generator that can efficiently perform power generation in response to ocean-wave periods, which are waves of varying period, is provided. A vibration receiving portion that is provided in a float floating at a wave surface and that performs power generation by means of vibrations exerted thereon; a mass body that applies a mass loading on the vibration receiving portion from above; a plurality of elastic members that support the mass body in series; and a plurality of locking mechanisms that restrict/release the motion of the plurality of elastic members are provided. | 09-20-2012 |
20120317825 | DIRECTION DETERMINING METHOD AND APPARATUS USING A TRIAXIAL ELECTRONIC COMPASS - A method of determining a direction of a triaxial electronic compass oriented in a specific direction by using the triaxial electronic compass and an inclination sensor, the method includes obtaining an elevation angle of the specific direction from the inclination sensor to switch a selection of two output values from the three output values to another selection of two output values therefrom; determining a geomagnetic aspect from the two output values; obtaining a rotational angle about an axis extending in the specific direction from the inclination sensor; calculating a deviation angle of the direction of the triaxial electronic compass which is caused by the selection switching, in accordance with the elevation angle, the geomagnetic aspect and the rotational angle; and correcting the direction of the triaxial electronic compass in accordance with the deviation angle. | 12-20-2012 |
20120321132 | METHOD OF AUTOMATICALLY TRACKING AND PHOTOGRAPHING CELESTIAL OBJECTS, AND CELESTIAL-OBJECT AUTO-TRACKING PHOTOGRAPHING APPARATUS - A method of automatically tracking and photographing a celestial object, which moves due to diurnal motion, while moving an imaging area on an imaging surface of an image sensor so that an image of the celestial object becomes stationary, includes calculating theoretical linear movement amounts and a theoretical rotational angle amount of the imaging area per a specified time; obtaining a movable-amount data table which stores data on actual linearly-movable amounts and an actual rotatable amount of the imaging area; and setting an exposure time for completing a celestial-object autotracking photographing operation while moving the imaging area within the range of movement thereof by comparing the theoretical linear movement amounts and the theoretical rotational angle amount with the actual linearly-movable amounts and the actual rotatable amount of the imaging area stored in the movable-amount data table. | 12-20-2012 |
20130033607 | METHOD OF AUTOMATICALLY TRACKING AND PHOTOGRAPHING CELESTIAL OBJECTS, AND CAMERA EMPLOYING THIS METHOD - A method of automatically tracking and photographing celestial objects which captures a still image of a celestial object(s) where each celestial object appears stationary simply by making an exposure with a camera directed toward an arbitrary-selected celestial object and fixed with respect to the ground and without using an equatorial, and also a camera that employs this method. The method includes inputting latitude information at a photographic site, photographing azimuth angle information, photographing elevation angle information, attitude information of a photographic apparatus and focal length information of a photographing optical system; calculating movement amounts of the celestial object image relative to the photographic apparatus, for fixing the celestial object image with respect to the predetermined imaging area of an image pickup device, using all of the input information; and obtaining a photographic image by moving at least one of the predetermined imaging area and the celestial object image. | 02-07-2013 |
20140125816 | METHOD OF AUTOMATICALLY TRACKING AND PHOTOGRAPHING CELESTIAL OBJECTS, AND CELESTIAL-OBJECT AUTO-TRACKING PHOTOGRAPHING APPARATUS - Automatically tracking and photographing celestial objects and a celestial-object auto-tracking photographing apparatus, in which the burden on the CPU can be reduced by eliminating unnecessary arithmetic processes and can clearly photograph an object(s) so as to appear stationary without using an equatorial, and without using an actuator, which must be precisely controlled. The method includes moving relative to a photographic apparatus due to diurnal motion, to photograph a trimming area that has been electronically trimmed from a part of an imaging area of an image sensor, moving while the celestial object is photographed, including obtaining movement information of an image on the imaging area; setting movement data for the trimming area based on the obtained movement information of the image; and carrying out a photographing operation while moving the trimming area based on the movement data of the set trimming area at each trimming area, upon being moved. | 05-08-2014 |
20140132003 | NATURAL-FREQUENCY ADJUSTING MECHANISM FOR WAVE-POWER GENERATOR - Provided is a wave-power generator capable of adjusting a natural period (natural frequency) in response to a changing wave period. The wave-power generator includes a weight that is installed in a floating body via a spring and that linearly reciprocates in response to a fluctuation of a water surface and a generator that generates power by being driven based on the linear reciprocating motion of the weight. An additional-mass body for adding a mass to the mass of the weight is further included. | 05-15-2014 |
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20080236870 | ELECTRONIC COMPONENT AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME - A method for manufacturing an electronic component includes: a step of temporarily bonding a substrate to a support plate with an adhesive sheet; a step of forming a cut groove for dividing the substrate into individual chips by providing the substrate with a cut extending in the thickness direction from a second surface side, located opposite the first surface side, to a certain part of the support plate; a step of forming a continuous electrode on the second surface and on a peripheral surface located inside the cut groove, of each of the chips by sputtering, for example; and a step of detaching the chips from the support plate. An electrode on the first surface of the substrate may be formed prior to the temporary bonding step, and the electrode formed on the peripheral surface may be connected to the electrode on the first surface. | 10-02-2008 |
20130222101 | COIL COMPONENT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAME - A coil component includes: an insulating resin layer provided between a first planar spiral conductor formed on a back surface of a first substrate and a second planer spiral conductor formed on a back surface of a second substrate; an upper core covering a third second planer spiral conductor formed on a front surface of the first substrate on which the insulating resin layer is formed; and a lower core covering a fourth planer spiral conductor formed on a front surface of the second substrate on which the insulating resin layer is formed. One of the upper and lower cores is formed of a metal-magnetic-powder-containing resin. The coil component includes connecting portions disposed respectively at center and outside portions of each of the first and second substrates so as to physically connect the upper and lower cores. | 08-29-2013 |
20130249662 | PLANAR COIL ELEMENT - In a planar coil element, the quantitative ratio of inclined particles to total particles of a first metal magnetic powder contained in a metal magnetic powder-containing resin provided in a through hole of a coil unit is higher than the quantitative ratio of inclined particles to total particles of the first metal magnetic powder contained in the metal magnetic powder-containing resin provided in other than the through hole, and many of particles of the first metal magnetic powder in the magnetic core are inclined particles whose major axes are inclined with respect to the thickness direction and the planar direction of a substrate. Therefore, the planar coil element has improved strength as compared to a planar coil element shown in FIG. | 09-26-2013 |
20130249664 | PLANAR COIL ELEMENT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME - In a planar coil element and a method for producing the same, a metal magnetic powder-containing resin containing an oblate or needle-like first metal magnetic powder contains a second metal magnetic powder having an average particle size (1 μm) smaller than that (32 μm) of the first metal magnetic powder, which significantly reduces the viscosity of the metal magnetic powder-containing resin. Therefore, the metal magnetic powder-containing resin is easy to handle when applied to enclose a coil unit, which makes it easy to produce the planar coil element. | 09-26-2013 |
20140009254 | COIL COMPONENT - A coil component | 01-09-2014 |
20140077914 | COIL COMPONENT AND MAGNETIC METAL POWDER CONTAINING RESIN USED THEREFOR - A coil component | 03-20-2014 |
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20110243497 | OPTICAL SWITCH, IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE, IMAGE FORMING DEVICE, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING OPTICAL SWITCH - An optical switch includes electro-optic crystal, and electrode unit including a plurality of electrodes arranged on the same plane in electro-optic crystal to extend in parallel to one another. A refractive index of a part of electro-optic crystal is changed by an electric field generated at electrode unit, thereby switching transmission and reflection of light incident on electro-optic crystal. Electro-optic crystal has an entrance surface through which light enters and an exit surface from which light exits. Electrode unit is located between the entrance surface and the exit surface. An angle θx formed between a longitudinal direction of electrodes and at least one surface from among the entrance surface and the exit surface is set near an angle that satisfies the expression θx=90°−Sin | 10-06-2011 |
20110255148 | OPTICAL SWITCH - An optical switch changes the refractive index of an electro-optical crystal according to an electric field applied to the electro-optical crystal so as to switch depending on whether the electro-optical crystal enables incident light to pass through or whether the electro-optical crystal enables incident light to be totally reflected. The optical switch includes an electrode section including a plurality of electrodes and formed in the electro-optical crystal, a principal plane including the largest area of each electrode on a same plane of the electro-optical crystal; an insulator layer on at least one plane of the electro-optical crystal, the plane being parallel with the electrode section, the insulator layer made of an insulator with lower dielectric constant than the electro-optical crystal; and a temperature control device formed on and in contact with the insulator layer and controls a temperature of the electrode section or dissipates heat generated in the electrode section. | 10-20-2011 |
20130176705 | LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE AND PROJECTION TYPE DISPLAY DEVICE - A light source device includes a light source unit concluding LD element ( | 07-11-2013 |
20130229580 | MULTI-PROJECTION DISPLAY SYSTEM AND METHOD OF ADJUSTING BRIGHTNESS THEREOF - A multi-projection display system is provided with a plurality of sensor units corresponding to projector units. The sensor units detect brightness for each color in a projected image that is projected on a screen and supply the detection results. The projector unit generates a brightness correction table on the basis of the image signal of a specific picture element of the projected image realized by an adjacent projector unit and on the basis of the brightness of the specific picture element of the projected image of the adjacent projector unit that is detected by a sensor unit for matching the brightness of the image projected by its own projector unit with that of the adjacent projector unit, refers to the brightness correction table to correct brightness for each color of the image signals that are received as input, and projects onto a screen the light of each color in accordance with the corrected image signals. | 09-05-2013 |
20130278906 | PROJECTOR AND CONTROL METHOD - A projector includes a screen having a periodic array of color stripes for producing visible light depending on incident light, a light source that remits a light beam, a projection unit that scans an area of the screen where the color stripes are disposed, with the light beam in a direction across the color stripes, to display an image on the screen, a detector that detects the visible light from each of the color stripes as a feedback light pulse, and a controller that adjusts a start-of-emission timing of the light source based on a start-of-detection timing at which the feedback light pulse is detected by the detector and a detection period during which the feedback light pulse is detected by the detector, and controlling the light source to emit the light beam in order to apply light pulses to the color stripes within boundaries thereof. | 10-24-2013 |
20130320236 | IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE - An image display device includes an excitation light source; a fluorescent screen including a plurality of phosphor regions that are repeatedly formed in an in-plane direction and a retro-reflection region that reflects a part of incident light in the opposite direction of the incident light; a scanning unit that scans a surface of the fluorescent screen on which the phosphor regions and the retro-reflection region are formed with excitation light from the excitation light source; a photo detection unit that outputs signal value that varies on the basis of an incident light amount onto the photo detection unit; a reflection unit that reflects retro-reflection light of the excitation light directed from the retro-reflection region to the photo detection unit; and a control unit that causes the scanning unit to scan the fluorescent; detects boundaries between the phosphor regions and the retro-reflection region on the fluorescent screen based on the output signal of the photo detection unit, and controls a light emission timing of the excitation light source based on the detected boundaries. | 12-05-2013 |
20130335390 | Multi-projection Display and Brightness Adjustment Method Thereof - A multi-projection display includes: a plurality of projector units; a plurality of optical sensors that are provided corresponding to each of the projector units; and a main control unit that both causes adjustment images to be projected by each of the projector units and vertically synchronizes each projected adjustment image. Each projector unit acquires by a respective optical sensor brightness values of the picture elements that are adjacent between the adjustment image that is projected by the projector unit and the adjustment images that are projected by other projector units and adjusts the brightness of the projected image based on the differences in the acquired brightness values. | 12-19-2013 |
20130335641 | Projection System, Projection-type Image Display Device, and Multi-Projection System - A projection screen includes: phosphor regions arranged cyclically in an in-plane direction of a display region; a plurality of black stripes and reference black stripes that partition the display region into the phosphor regions; and an optical information formation unit that is provided in a specific position within the display region and that generates readable optical information. | 12-19-2013 |
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20110096297 | LIGHT SOURCE UNIT AND PROJECTOR - There is provided a light source unit comprising an excitation light shining device for emitting excitation light, a luminescent plate having a luminescent light emitting area on a base material and adapted to emit a luminescent light of a predetermined wavelength band by excitation light from the excitation shining device, two types of light source devices for emitting light of wavelength bands different from that of the light from the luminescent plate, a light guiding optical system for guiding the light from the luminescent plate and the rays from the light sources to a predetermined plane, and a light source control device for controlling the emission from the excitation light shining device and the light sources, wherein a synthetic light or a single-color light are emitted by controlling the emissions from the excitation light shining device and the light sources by the light source control device. | 04-28-2011 |
20120242963 | COOLING UNIT AND PROJECTOR - A cooling unit is provided which cools effectively a plurality of heat sources which are accommodated within small-sized electronic equipment such as a projector. There is provided a cooling unit in which a plurality of base plates | 09-27-2012 |
20120262677 | LIGHT SOURCE UNIT AND PROJECTOR - There is provided a light source unit comprising an excitation light shining device for emitting excitation light, a luminescent plate having a luminescent light emitting area on a base material and adapted to emit a luminescent light of a predetermined wavelength band by excitation light from the excitation shining device, two types of light source devices for emitting light of wavelength bands different from that of the light from the luminescent plate, a light guiding optical system for guiding the light from the luminescent plate and the rays from the light sources to a predetermined plane, and a light source control device for controlling the emission from the excitation light shining device and the light sources, wherein a synthetic light or a single-color light are emitted by controlling the emissions from the excitation light shining device and the light sources by the light source control device. | 10-18-2012 |
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20090003460 | ENCODING APPARATUS AND ENCODING METHOD - To ease operations by a user carried out for compression-encoding video data and mitigate operational errors that might be caused upon the compression-encoding. In an encoding apparatus, an encode information input accepting section accept an input of first encode information used when video data is compression-encoded, a parameter setting section sets a parameter used when each short section is compression-encoded as a first parameter on the basis of the first encode information, an output section displays a change screen for changing the parameter while following a previously created chapter file, a parameter change section change the parameter from the first parameter to a second parameter on the basis of change information, a GOP configuration determination section determines a GOP configuration by using the first parameter while following the chapter file, and a compression-encoding section | 01-01-2009 |
20110310757 | METHOD OF SELECTING A DESTINATION NODE, NODE AND RECORDING MEDIUM - A monitoring node periodically transmits an active/inactive monitoring signal to selection target nodes. Upon receipt of the active/inactive monitoring signal, each selection target node calculates a current subscriber accommodated ratio, which is load information, creates an active/inactive monitoring response signal based on the load information, and transmits the active/inactive monitoring response signal to the monitoring node. Upon receipt of the active/inactive monitoring response signal from the selection target node, the monitoring node extracts the load information from the active/inactive monitoring response signal, determines the relevant acquisition ratio based on the load information, and performs the selection procedure of a destination node based on the determined acquisition ratio. | 12-22-2011 |
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20080312409 | Genetically engineered cDNA of rat bcl-x gene and an improved protein - The present invention provides an genetically engineered cDNA of the rat bcl-x gene, which has at least one substitution selected from the substitutions that change residues 22 Tyr to Phe, residues 26 Gln to Asn and residues 165 Arg to Lys, in the coding region of rat bcl-x cDNA of SEQ ID NO: 1, a recombinant vector containing the engineered cDNA, a cell into which the recombinant vector was introduced, and an improved protein of Bcl-x | 12-18-2008 |
20100318042 | ADHESIVE PATCH - Provided is an adhesive patch including a stretchable support and an adhesive layer laminated on at least one side of the support, wherein the stretchable support comprises a woven fabric knitted in stockinette stitch on both sides having two or more rows of crimped polyethylene terephthalate multifilament yarns, the adhesive layer contains 25 to 50% by mass of a liquid organic ingredient and 25 to 50% by mass of a thermoplastic elastomer based on the total mass of the layer and contains 10% by mass or more of methyl salicylate as the liquid organic ingredient based on the total mass of the layer, and the storage elastic modulus (G′) of the adhesive layer is 30000 to 75000 Pa at 10 rad/s and 37° C. | 12-16-2010 |
20110253304 | PRESSURE-SENSITIVE ADHESIVE TAPE PACKAGE - A pressure-sensitive adhesive tape package is provided. The pressure-sensitive adhesive tape package accommodates an adhesive tape having a support and an adhesive agent layer provided on one surface of the support, the adhesive tape being bent into a first portion and a second portion such that the adhesive agent layer faces outward. Moreover, the pressure-sensitive adhesive tape package can include a first release sheet releasably attached to the adhesive agent layer of the first portion of the adhesive tape, and a second release sheet releasably attached to the adhesive agent layer of the second portion of the adhesive tape to seal the adhesive tape with the first release sheet between the first and second release sheets. In this configuration, the conventionally existing package can be eliminated. Moreover, when the second release sheet is removed from the adhesive agent layer of the second portion of the adhesive tape, half of the adhesive agent layer is exposed. | 10-20-2011 |
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20090096446 | Polishing monitoring method, polishing apparatus and monitoring apparatus - The present invention provides a method for monitoring a change in thickness of a conductive film brought into sliding contact with a polishing surface of a polishing pad using an eddy current sensor. The output signal of the eddy current sensor comprises two signals corresponding to a resistance component and an inductive reactance component of an impedance of an electric circuit including a coil of the eddy current sensor. The method includes acquiring the output signal of the eddy current sensor when the eddy current sensor is facing the conductive film, defining the two signals as coordinates on a coordinate system, repeating the acquiring of the output signal and the defining of the coordinates, determining a center of curvature of an arc specified by at least three sets of coordinates on the coordinate system, determining an angle of inclination of a line connecting the center of curvature and a latest one of the at least three sets of coordinates, and monitoring a change in thickness of the conductive film by monitoring a change in the angle of inclination. | 04-16-2009 |
20090104847 | Polishing monitoring method and polishing apparatus - The present invention provides a method of monitoring a change in film thickness during polishing using an eddy current sensor. This method includes acquiring an output signal of the eddy current sensor as a correction signal value during water-polishing of a substrate, during dressing of the polishing pad, or during replacement of the polishing pad, calculating a correcting amount from a difference between the correction signal value and a predetermined correction reference value, calculating an actual measurement signal value by subtracting the correction amount from the output signal of the eddy current sensor when polishing a substrate having a conductive film, and monitoring a change in thickness of the conductive film during polishing by monitoring a change in the actual measurement signal value. | 04-23-2009 |
20090130956 | Polishing apparatus and polishing method - A polishing apparatus makes it possible to polish and remove an extra conductive film while preventing the occurrence of erosion and without lowering of the throughput. The polishing apparatus includes: a polishing table having a polishing surface; a top ring for holding a workpiece having a surface conductive film, and pressing the conductive film against the polishing surface to polish the conductive film; an optical sensor for monitoring the polishing state of the conductive film by emitting light toward the conductive film of the workpiece held by the top ring, receiving reflected light from the conductive film, and measuring a change in the reflectance of the reflected light; and a control section for controlling a pressure at which the workpiece is pressed on the polishing surface. | 05-21-2009 |
20090286332 | POLISHING METHOD - A method for polishing a substrate having a metal film thereon is described. The substrate has metal interconnects formed from part of the metal film. The polishing method includes performing a first polishing process of removing the metal film, after the first polishing process, performing a second polishing process of removing the barrier film, after the second polishing process, performing a third polishing process of polishing the insulating film, during the second polishing process and the third polishing process, monitoring a polishing state of the substrate with an eddy current sensor, and terminating the third polishing process when an output signal of the eddy current sensor reaches a predetermined threshold. | 11-19-2009 |
20090298387 | POLISHING END POINT DETECTION METHOD - A method for detecting an end point of a polishing operation (e.g., a polishing stop point or a changing point of polishing conditions) of a film of a substrate is described. The method includes applying light to a surface of a substrate during polishing of the substrate; receiving reflected light from the surface of the substrate, monitoring a first characteristic value and a second characteristic value calculated from reflection intensities at different wavelengths; detecting a point when an extremal point of the first characteristic value and an extremal point of the second characteristic value appear within a predetermined time difference; after detecting the point, detecting a predetermined extremal point of the first characteristic value or the second characteristic value; and determining a polishing end point based on a point when the predetermined extremal point is detected. | 12-03-2009 |
20100093260 | Method of making diagram for use in selection of wavelength of light for polishing endpoint detection, method and apparatus for selecting wavelength of light for polishing endpoint detection, polishing endpoint detection method, polishing endpoint detection apparatus, and polishing monitoring method - A method of producing a diagram for use in selecting wavelengths of light in optical polishing end point detection is provided. The method includes polishing a surface of a substrate having a film by a polishing pad; applying light to the surface of the substrate and receiving reflected light from the substrate during the polishing of the substrate; calculating relative reflectances of the reflected light at respective wavelengths; determining wavelengths of the reflected light which indicate a local maximum point and a local minimum point of the relative reflectances which vary with a polishing time; identifying a point of time when the wavelengths, indicating the local maximum point and the local minimum point, are determined; and plotting coordinates, specified by the wavelengths and the point of time corresponding to the wavelengths, onto a coordinate system having coordinate axes indicating wavelength of the light and polishing time. | 04-15-2010 |
20110081829 | POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION METHOD AND POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION APPARATUS - Method and apparatus for detecting an accurate polishing endpoint of a substrate based on a change in polishing rate are provided. The method includes: applying a light to the surface of the substrate and receiving a reflected light from the substrate; obtaining a plurality of spectral profiles at predetermined time intervals, each spectral profile indicating reflection intensity at each wavelength of the reflected light; selecting at least one pair of spectral profiles, including a latest spectral profile, from the plurality of spectral profiles obtained; calculating a difference in the reflection intensity at a predetermined wavelength between the spectral profiles selected; determining an amount of change in the reflection intensity from the difference; and determining a polishing endpoint based on the amount of change. | 04-07-2011 |
20130149938 | METHOD OF MAKING DIAGRAM FOR USE IN SELECTION OF WAVELENGTH OF LIGHT FOR POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION, METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SELECTING WAVELENGTH OF LIGHT FOR POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION, POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION METHOD, POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION APPARATUS, AND POLISHING MONITORING METHOD - A method of producing a diagram for use in selecting wavelengths of light in optical polishing end point detection is provided. The method includes polishing a surface of a substrate having a film by a polishing pad; applying light to the surface of the substrate and receiving reflected light from the substrate during the polishing of the substrate; calculating relative reflectances of the reflected light at respective wavelengths; determining wavelengths of the reflected light which indicate a local maximum point and a local minimum point of the relative reflectances which vary with a polishing time; identifying a point of time when the wavelengths, indicating the local maximum point and the local minimum point, are determined; and plotting coordinates, specified by the wavelengths and the point of time corresponding to the wavelengths, onto a coordinate system having coordinate axes indicating wavelength of the light and polishing time. | 06-13-2013 |
20140024294 | POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION METHOD AND POLISHING ENDPOINT DETECTION APPARATUS - Method and apparatus for detecting an accurate polishing endpoint of a substrate based on a change in polishing rate are provided. The method includes: applying a light to the surface of the substrate and receiving a reflected light from the substrate; obtaining a plurality of spectral profiles at predetermined time intervals, each spectral profile indicating reflection intensity at each wavelength of the reflected light; selecting at least one pair of spectral profiles, including a latest spectral profile, from the plurality of spectral profiles obtained; calculating a difference in the reflection intensity at a predetermined wavelength between the spectral profiles selected; determining an amount of change in the reflection intensity from the difference; and determining a polishing endpoint based on the amount of change. | 01-23-2014 |
20140030826 | POLISHING METHOD - A method of polishing a wafer having a Ru film and a Ta film or TaN film beneath the Ru film is provided. This polishing method includes: polishing the Ru film by bringing the wafer into sliding contact with a polishing pad; measuring a thickness of the Ru film by a film thickness sensor while polishing the Ru film; calculating a derivative value of an output value of the film thickness sensor; detecting a predetermined point of change in the derivative value; and determining a removal point of the Ru film from a point of time when the point of change is detected. | 01-30-2014 |
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20090075089 | Material for Forming Electroless Plate and Method for Forming Electroless Plate Using the Same - A material for electroless plating shows good adhesion for a catalyst and does not cause delamination of a catalyst adhering layer from a non-conductive base material in a catalyst adhering step, development step or other step. | 03-19-2009 |
20100016147 | MATERIAL FOR FORMING ELECTROLESS PLATE, COATING SOLUTION FOR ADHERING CATALYST, METHOD FOR FORMING ELECTROLESS PLATE, AND PLATING METHOD - A material for forming electroless plate shows favorable catalyst adhering property, and shows no delamination of catalyst adhering layer from non-conductive base material, no dissolution of catalyst adhering layer into a plating solution, and no discoloration of interface of plate layer with catalyst adhering layer during the catalyst adhering step, development step and other steps. The material includes a non-conductive base material and a catalyst adhering layer, provided on the non-conductive base and including a water-insoluble polyester resin The catalyst adhering layer shows a contact angle of 60° or smaller to purified water. | 01-21-2010 |
20100108528 | MATERIAL FOR FORMING ELECTROLESS PLATE, COATING SOLUTION FOR ADHERING CATALYST, METHOD FOR FORMING ELECTROLESS PLATE, AND PLATING METHOD - A material for forming electroless plate comprising a non-conductive base material and a catalyst adhering layer provided on the non-conductive base material is constituted so that the catalyst adhering layer should comprise a hydrophilic (meth)acrylic resin constituted with a hydrophilic monomer and a hydrophobic monomer and containing the hydrophobic monomer at a ratio of 50 to 90 mol %. This material for forming electroless plate shows favorable catalyst adhering property, and shows no delamination of the catalyst adhering layer from the non-conductive base material, no dissolution of the catalyst adhering layer into a plating solution, and no discoloration of plate layer during the catalyst adhering step, development step and other steps. | 05-06-2010 |
20110005936 | MATERIAL FOR FORMING ELECTROLESS PLATE, COATING SOLUTION FOR ADHERING CATALYST, METHOD FOR FORMING ELECTROLESS PLATE, AND PLATING METHOD - There is provided a material for forming electroless plate which shows favorable catalyst adhering property, and shows no delamination of catalyst adhering layer from non-conductive base material, no dissolution of catalyst adhering layer into a plating solution, and no discoloration of interface of plate layer with catalyst adhering layer during the catalyst adhering step, development step and other steps. | 01-13-2011 |
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20080274479 | Assay of Ubiquitinization of Synoviolin and Use Thereof in Screening - The present invention relates to an assay method for determining a auto-ubiquitination activity of synoviolin, comprising reacting synoviolin and ubiquitin in a reaction system containing them and determining an amount of ubiquitin binding to synoviolin, to a method of screening a substance capable of regulating such an activity, and to a kit for auto-ubiquitination assay of synoviolin. | 11-06-2008 |
20090130760 | METHOD FOR THE UBIQUITINATION OF COMMON SUBUNIT OF RNA POLYMERASES - The present invention provides a method for ubiquitinating RNA polymerases, comprising bringing the RNA polymerases into contact with BRCA1-BARD1. | 05-21-2009 |
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20090270446 | DIAMINE DERIVATIVES - The present invention relates to diamine compounds which inhibit activated blood coagulation factor X and exhibit an anticoagulant effect and there uses for treating various diseases based on thromboembolism. | 10-29-2009 |
20090281074 | DRUG COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR PREVENTING AND TREATING THROMBOSIS OR EMBOLISM - Drug compositions containing a substituted diamine compound represented by formula (1): | 11-12-2009 |
20100093785 | DIAMINE DERIVATIVES - A compound represented by the general formula (1): | 04-15-2010 |
20100099660 | METHOD FOR TREATING THROMBOSIS OR EMBOLISM AND RELATED DISEASES - A method for treating cerebral infarction, cerebral embolism, myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, pulmonary infarction, pulmonary embolism, Buerger's disease, deep venous thrombosis, disseminated intravascular coagulation syndrome, thrombus formation after artificial valve or joint replacement, thrombus formation and reocclusion after angioplasty, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS), thrombus formation during extracorporeal circulation, or blood clotting upon blood drawing is provided. The method includes administration of an effective amount of a compound represented by formula (1): | 04-22-2010 |
20110077266 | Diamine Derivatives - The present invention relates to diamine compounds which inhibit activated blood coagulation factor X and exhibit an anticoagulant effect and there uses for treating various diseases based on thromboembolism. | 03-31-2011 |
20110312990 | Diamine Derivatives - A compound represented by the general formula (1): | 12-22-2011 |
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20080283406 | Tin or tin alloy electroplating solution - An additive obtained from the reaction product obtained by reacting glutaraldehyde and at least one type of compound selected from hydrocarbon compounds containing a hydroxyl group, and at least one type of compound selected from amine compounds, as well as a tin or tin alloy plating solution containing this additive. | 11-20-2008 |
20100000873 | Electrolytic tin plating solution and electrolytic tin plating method - A plating solution and a plating method, which does not use a complexing agent and which provides favorable solder wetting properties and an extremely low coupling rate when electrolytic tin plating is performed, and particularly when electrolytic tin plating is performed using a barrel plating method. | 01-07-2010 |
20110259754 | TIN OR TIN ALLOY ELECTROPLATING SOLUTION - An additive obtained from the reaction product obtained by reacting glutaraldehyde and at least one type of compound selected from hydrocarbon compounds containing a hydroxyl group, and at least one type of compound selected from amine compounds, as well as a tin or tin alloy plating solution containing this additive. | 10-27-2011 |
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20090051734 | Imaging method and inkjet recording apparatus - An imaging method is disclosed for realizing full color printing using an ink head configured to discharge black ink and a plurality of color inks. The imaging method involves printing a monochrome image portion by printing a plurality of first rasters using black ink and an arbitrary number of the color inks, and printing a second raster in between the first rasters using pseudo black ink that is realized by the remaining number of the color inks. | 02-26-2009 |
20100141707 | IMAGING APPARATUS - An imaging apparatus is disclosed that includes plural heads that are arranged in a main scanning direction, the heads including plural nozzle arrays that are arranged in the main scanning direction and configured to discharge droplets of recording liquids in at least three different colors including a yellow recording liquid. At least two of the nozzle arrays that are configured to discharge the yellow recording liquid are separately arranged in at least two of the heads. At least two of the nozzle arrays that are configured to discharge a first recording liquid of the recording liquids in a first color other than yellow are arranged together in one of the heads. At least two of the nozzle arrays that are configured to discharge a second recording liquid of the recording liquids in a second color other than yellow are arranged together in one of the heads. | 06-10-2010 |
20100182366 | FORMATION OF IMAGE BY IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS WITH OVERLAPPING AREA - A method of forming an image by an image forming apparatus provided with a print head having plural nozzles, wherein the print head has an overlapping area whose print area overlaps a print area of a physically adjacent print head, or has an overlapping area whose print area overlaps an adjacent scan line on a print sheet surface, includes an image forming step of forming an image by the print head, wherein the image forming step includes a control step of controlling in a variable manner an amount of ink sprayed from a proximity nozzle situated in close proximity of the overlapping area, the proximity nozzle being one of the nozzles situated in a non-overlapping area outside the overlapping area. | 07-22-2010 |
20110051208 | IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND COMPUTER-READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM STORING IMAGE PROCESSING PROGRAM - An image processing apparatus is disclosed. The image processing apparatus includes a color conversion processing unit which obtains CMY data from input color space coordinate data of image data, and an output data generating unit which generates output data by forming CMYK data by using a result output from a color conversion processing section. The color conversion processing section includes an optimum color reproduction data structure which gives the CMY data for obtaining a full color image optimally reproduced from the input color space coordinate data, and a color material using amount reducing data structure for outputting the input color space coordinate data by reducing the color material using amount with the use of a reference value in which the color material using amount is increased for a hue of an output image giving a high psychological effect and is decreased for a hue of the output image giving a low psychological effect. | 03-03-2011 |
20110170142 | IMAGE PROCESSING APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, PROGRAM, RECORDING MEDIUM, PRINTING SYSTEM, IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS - An image processing apparatus for converting input image data into output image data for an image forming apparatus configured to output an image with the use of coloring material, which includes a unit configured to perform a coloring-material usage amount reduction process of converting the input image data into the output image data such that an amount of the coloring material used for color-printing the input image data becomes a target coloring-material usage amount defined based on a monochrome-printing coloring-material usage amount required for monochrome-printing the input image data. | 07-14-2011 |
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20090250684 | LIGHT EMITTING SEMICONDUCTOR - A semiconductor element is disclosed having a layered body of a first conductivity type, a light emitting layer, a layered body of a second conductivity type, a constriction layer having a constriction hole, and a first electrode having a lighting hole, a second electrode positioned such that charge traveling between the first and second electrodes passes through the light emitting layer. The constriction hole area is larger than the lighting hole area, and the lighting hole and the constriction hole expose a part of the layered body of the second conductivity type. A mirror is positioned such that the mirror receives light emitted from the light emitting layer that passes through the layered body of the first conductivity type, and the mirror is constructed to have a high reflection ratio for light having peak wavelengths between 200 nm to 350 nm. | 10-08-2009 |
20110266553 | NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR LIGHT-EMITTING ELEMENT AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME - An object of the present invention is to provide a nitride semiconductor light-emitting device in which contact resistance generated between an n-contact layer and an n-side electrode is effectively reduced while maintaining satisfactory external quantum efficiency, and a method of efficiently producing the nitride semiconductor light-emitting device. Specifically, the present invention characteristically provides a nitride semiconductor light-emitting device having a semiconductor laminated body including an n-type laminate, a light-emitting layer and a p-type laminate, and an n-side electrode and a p-side electrode, characterized in that: the n-type laminate includes an n-contact layer made of an Al | 11-03-2011 |
20120299465 | LIGHT EMITTING ELEMENT AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME - To provide a light emitting element, having: a lamination structure including a first conductive layer and a second conductive layer with a light emitting layer interposed between them; a groove structure in which the second conductive layer and the light emitting layer are divided into large and small two parts; a second conductive electrode pad that is electrically connected to the second conductive layer on the divided larger second conductive layer, a first conductive electrode pad on the divided smaller second conductive layer, and two or more electrical contacts connected to the first conductive layer so as to be independent from each other, by a conductive wiring extending to the first conductive layer, with the first conductive electrode pad as a start point. | 11-29-2012 |