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| 20090058642 | Penetration Detecting Apparatus - The present invention provides a penetration detecting apparatus which is applicable for various kinds of applications. Although an interval between processing machines and the conveying of an object W is suspended to wait for processing, a muting function of the penetration detecting apparatus is effective. Another feature of the present invention is to provide a penetration detecting apparatus which can avoid the muting function continuously being activated when a trigger sensor for initiating the muting function is malfunctioning. According to the present invention, there is provided a penetration detecting apparatus having a muting function that has a muting terminator for terminating the activated muting function based on the comparison performed by the muting timer and a signal representing a passage of the object provided from a passage sensor when the differential time is within the predetermined criterion, and for terminating the activated muting function based on a signal representing a passage of the object provided from a passage sensor when the differential time is not within the predetermined criterion. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20100176965 | Continuously-Arranged Sensor System, Network Unit, and Sensor Unit - A continuously-arranged sensor system is provided that can eliminate a shift in timing between a determination signal of each sensor unit and sensor information relating to the determination signal. The continuously-arranged sensor system includes a network unit and a plurality of sensor units, which are connected by a serial transmission line and a parallel transmission line. In accordance with a command sent from the network unit, each sensor unit transmits the determination signal and the sensor information, provided at the same time as the determination signal, to the network unit via the serial transmission line. Therefore, the network unit can obtain the determination signal and the sensor information exhibited at the same time. | 07-15-2010 |
| 20100185418 | Continuously-Arranged Sensor System, Network Unit, and Sensor Unit - A continuously-arranged sensor system is provided that can recognize a time of a determination signal provided by each sensor unit so that a host control apparatus can use the time to perform timing control. The continuously-arranged sensor system includes a network unit and a plurality of sensor units, which are connected by a serial transmission line. In accordance with a command sent from the network unit, each sensor unit transmits the determination signal to the network unit via the serial transmission line. The network unit stores the time information and the determination information to a table memory. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20110018688 | Connected Sensor System, Network Unit, And Sensor Unit - The present invention provides a connected sensor system which can be easily used by the user and which can give an external input to each sensor unit without making the wiring complicated, and also provides a network unit and a sensor unit used for the connected sensor system. A cyclic communication memory of a network unit is arranged with an external input request region, and an external input signal is stored to a corresponding memory in a host control apparatus. By performing cyclic communication between the network unit and the host control apparatus, the external input signal is stored to the cyclic communication memory of the network unit. Accordingly, the external input signal is transmitted to each sensor unit connected to the network unit, and each sensor unit executes the external input function. | 01-27-2011 |
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| 20080226674 | Composition Having Antitumor Effect - The present invention is intended to provide a pharmaceutical composition for delivering a chemotherapeutic, preferably an anticancer drug, into cells or into a living organism, using a viral envelope vector, and provides a pharmaceutical composition comprising a chemotherapeutic encapsulated in, or used in combination with, a viral envelope vector having an adjuvanticity as an active ingredient. Thereby it is possible to introduce an anticancer drug encapsulated in a viral envelope vector directly into a tumor, with coadministration of another anticancer drug so as to induce tumor cell-specific antitumor immunity also thanks to the adjuvant action of HVJ-E, and hence to regress the tumor. The present invention also provides a pharmaceutical composition comprising a viral envelope vector and a chemotherapeutic as active ingredients. | 09-18-2008 |
| 20100158867 | PARAMYXOVIRUS VECTOR ENCODING ANGIOGENESIS GENE AND USE THEREOF - The present invention provides Paramyxovirus vectors encoding angiogenic genes and use of the same. The use of Paramyxovirus vectors enables effective transfer of angiogenic genes into individual tissues. FGF2 gene transferred into ischemic tissues in vivo induces expression of angiogenic genes without causing edema, and prevents necrosis due to ischemia. The vectors of the present invention are suitable for gene therapy targeted to ischemic tissues. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20110212059 | PARAMYXOVIRUS VECTOR ENCODING ANGIOGENESIS GENE AND USE THEREOF - The present invention provides Paramyxovirus vectors encoding angiogenic genes and use of the same. The use of Paramyxovirus vectors enables effective transfer of angiogenic genes into individual tissues. FGF2 gene transferred into ischemic tissues in vivo induces expression of angiogenic genes without causing edema, and prevents necrosis due to ischemia. The vectors of the present invention are suitable for gene therapy targeted to ischemic tissues. | 09-01-2011 |
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| 20090013772 | METHOD FOR DETERMINING COMBUSTION STATE OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - The invention relates of a method for determining a combustion state of an internal combustion engine, for detecting an ion current generated within a combustion chamber of the internal combustion engine, including the steps of measuring a characteristic value of the ion current detected during a period that the ion current is generated and a generation period in which the ion current is generated, and determining a combustion state on the basis of a relation between the characteristic value and the generation period with respect to an elapsed time from an ignition, and the method comprises determining that the combustion state is normal, by setting a determination reference to be larger with respect to the characteristic value and shorter with respect to the generation period, in the case that the elapsed time from the ignition is short, and determining that the combustion is normal, by setting the determination reference to be smaller with respect to the characteristic value and longer with respect to the generation period in correspondence that the elapsed time from the ignition becomes longer. | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090050108 | Operation Control Method on the Basis of Ion Current In Internal Combustion Engine - The present invention is an operation control method on the basis of an ion current in an internal combustion engine, the method comprising a step of detecting the ion current generated within a combustion chamber | 02-26-2009 |
| 20120017881 | INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEM - According to one embodiment, an internal combustion engine ignition system, including: a plurality of spark coils each having a primary coil and a secondary coil, each secondary coil being coupled to a common spark plug to apply a high voltage thereto; a plurality of primary current generation module provided correspondingly with the spark coils and configured to asynchronously generate primary currents respectively flowing through the primary coils; one or a plurality of primary current detection module configured to detect each of the primary currents; and a primary current control module configured to adjust an output power supplied to each primary coil in accordance with a change in the primary current to thereby control an increase rate of the primary current. | 01-26-2012 |
