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| 20080265174 | CHARGED PARTICLE BEAM WRITING APPARATUS AND METHOD - A charged particle beam writing apparatus includes an unit configured to irradiate a beam, a deflector configured to deflect the beam, a stage, on which a target is placed, configured to perform moving continuously, an lens configured to focus the beam onto the target, an unit configured to calculate a correction amount for correcting positional displacement of the beam on a surface of the target resulting from a first magnetic field caused by the lens and a second magnetic field caused by an eddy current generated by the first magnetic field and the moving of the stage, an unit configured to calculate a correction position where the positional displacement on the surface of the target has been corrected using the correction amount, and an unit configured to control the deflector so that the beam may be deflected onto the correction position. | 10-30-2008 |
| 20100178611 | Lithography method of electron beam - A charged particle beam writing method on a chemical amplification type resist, comprising: coating said chemical amplification type resist which contains an acid diffusion inhibitor, on a surface of a mask substrate, exposing charged particle beams to said chemical amplification type resist layer on said surface of the mask substrate, baking said chemical amplification type resist layer which said charged particle beams were exposed, and developing said chemical amplification type resist after the baking, wherein an exposure current density of said electron beams exposing ranges of 50 | 07-15-2010 |
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| 20080220363 | DEVELOPING ROLLER AND IMAGE FORMING METHOD USING THE SAME - A developing roller for electrophotographic image forming apparatus is disclosed. The developing roller has a shaft and a resin layer, and the resin layer comprises a binder resin, a resin particle having a particle diameter of 5 μm to 30 μm and a content of from 10% to 50% by weight with respect to the resin layer, and inorganic oxide particles having a number based average primary particle diameter of 5 nm to 100 nm and a content of 1% to 40% by weight with respect to the resin layer. An image forming method employing the developer roller is also disclosed. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20090060598 | IMAGE FORMING METHOD - Disclosed is an image forming method including steps of primary transferring the toner image formed on the photoreceptor to an intermediate transfer material, secondary transferring the toner image on intermediate transfer material, and cleaning remaining toner on the photoreceptor, in which method the toner contains abrasive agent particles adhered to a toner mother particle comprising a resin and a colorant, abrasive agent particles having a particle diameter of 80-300 nm and Mohs' hardness of 5 or more in an amount of parts by weight of 100 parts by weight of toner mother particle, and the intermediate transfer material has a hardness measured by nanoindentation method of 3-10 GPa. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20100209148 | IMAGE FORMING METHOD EMPLOYING CLEAR TONER - A method of image forming comprising the steps of: providing a clear toner all over a transfer material on which an image is formed; heating and pressing the transfer material having thereon the image while the transfer material is in contact with a belt; cooling the transfer material; and peeling the transfer material from the belt, whereby a clear toner layer formed on the transfer material is obtained, wherein a storage modulus G′ at 60° C. of the clear toner is 1×10 | 08-19-2010 |
| 20100261108 | IMAGE FORMING METHOD - An image forming method including a process for forming a transparent toner layer on an image formed on a support, the method including steps of supplying a transparent toner on an image on a support, and heating and then cooling the image on the support having the transparent toner while the image on the support having the transparent toner being in contact with a belt, wherein the transparent toner contains a resin constituted by a polyester and a styrene-acryl copolymer, a monoester compound represented by Formula I, and a hydrocarbon compound having at least one of a branched chain structure and a cyclic structure, | 10-14-2010 |
| 20100322685 | IMAGE FORMATION METHOD - Disclosed is an image formation method in which clear dots comprised of clear toner are formed on an image with a 75° glossiness of from 10 to 60, the image formation method comprising the steps of forming a clear toner image on the image, employing clear toner, and fixing the clear toner image by non-contact heat fixation to form clear dots in the form of protrusions, wherein the clear dots have an average height H and an average circle equivalent diameter R, a ratio H/R of the average height H to the average circle equivalent diameter R satisfying the following inequality: | 12-23-2010 |
| 20110076074 | IMAGE FORMING METHOD - Provided is a method for forming an image containing the steps of: supplying a clear toner on a surface of an image forming support; heating the supplied clear toner on the surface of the image forming support to melt; close contacting the surface of the image forming support supplied with the clear toner with a belt; and cooling the clear toner in a state of close contacting with the belt so as to form a clear toner layer on the image forming support, wherein the aforesaid clear toner contains at least a resin formed with a polymerizable monomer represented by Formula (1) and a vinyl monomer, Formula (1): H | 03-31-2011 |
| 20110129771 | TRANSPARENT TONER AND IMAGE FORMING METHOD - A transparent toner for forming a glossy surface is disclosed, wherein a critical surface tension of a glossy surface formed by the transparent toner at 20° C. is at least 50 mN/m, and the transparent toner comprises a resin composed of a polymer formed by employing at least a polymerizable monomer containing a carboxylic group (—COOH). An image forming method employing the transparent tone is also disclosed. | 06-02-2011 |
| 20110229819 | METHOD OF FOIL TRANSFER EMPLOYING FOIL TRANSFERRING FACE FORMING TONER AND IMAGE FORMING METHOD - A method of transferring a foil comprising: forming a foil transferring face on a photoreceptor employing a foil transferring face forming toner; transferring the foil transferring face onto a base substance, followed by fixing the foil transferring face; supplying a transfer foil having at least a foil and an adhesive layer on the base substance having the fixed foil transferring face, heating the transfer foil and the foil transferring face while the adhesive layer of the transfer foil is in contact with the foil transferring face to adhere the foil onto the foil transferring face; removing the transfer foil from the base substance while leaving the foil adhered onto the foil transferring face, wherein the foil transferring face forming toner comprises at least a binder resin, wherein the binder resin comprises a polymer formed by using a vinyl monomer comprising at least a carboxyl group. | 09-22-2011 |
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| 20100134017 | LIQUID-COOLED LED LIGHTING DEVICE - A liquid-cooled LED lighting device can be provided in which a temporal increase in the temperature of the tubing and the circulation pump when the LED light sources are turned off is prevented to ensure high reliability. The liquid-cooled LED lighting device can include an LED light source, a liquid cooling system including a heat receiving jacket and a radiator, an LED light source-driving power supply for supplying power to the LED light source, and a liquid cooling system-driving power supply for supplying power to the liquid cooling system. The LED lighting device can include a control unit, such as a timer circuit. The control unit can maintain supply of the power to the liquid cooling system for a predetermined period of time after supply of the power to the LED light source is stopped. | 06-03-2010 |
| 20100264826 | LIQUID-COOLED LED LIGHTING DEVICE - A cooling liquid can be circulated in a liquid cooling system, so that a light source unit and a control unit can be forcedly cooled by the cooling liquid. Thus, a temperature increase in these components can be suppressed, thereby achieving an increase in the output power of a liquid-cooled LED lighting device. The liquid-cooled LED lighting device can include a housing, a light source unit having LEDs as light sources, a liquid cooling system, and a control unit to control the light source unit to be turned on. The liquid cooling system can include a heat receiving jacket, a radiator, a circulation pump and a fan. The light source unit and the control unit can be disposed with the heat receiving jacket of the liquid cooling system interposed therebetween. Further, one surface of the control unit can be brought in close contact with the heat receiving jacket while a heat radiation portion (e.g., fins or pins) can be provided at an other surface of the control unit. | 10-21-2010 |
