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Masanao Idogawa, Aichi-Ken JP
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| 20080243363 | VALVE CHARACTERISTIC CONTROL APPARATUS FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - A valve characteristic control apparatus is provided in an internal combustion engine including a variable valve mechanism that can change at the least, among valve characteristics of an exhaust valve, a closing timing of the exhaust valve, and in which a number of injections of fuel is changed during one engine cycle. The valve characteristic control apparatus sets the closing timing of the exhaust valve to a retard side during an engine warming up operation. When setting to the retard side is performed, if two injections are performed, an exhaust side target displacement angle VTTex of the exhaust valve is calculated based on a dual injection use map. On the other hand, if one injection is performed, the exhaust side target displacement angle VTTex of the exhaust valve is calculated based on a single injection use map. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20090093943 | FUEL PRESSURE CONTROL APPARATUS FOR AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - The engine ECU executes a program including the step (S | 04-09-2009 |
Masashi Idogawa, Sapporo-Shi JP
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| 20110105589 | APOPTOSIS INDUCER - This invention relates to an agent, a composition and a product comprising at least one apoptosis-inducing substance, and at least one substance which inhibits expression and/or activity of an apoptosis-inhibiting substance; a method for inducing apoptosis or for treating a proliferative disease using one or more of them; a nucleic acid construct comprising a nucleic acid molecule encoding a protein to be expressed and a nucleic acid molecule which inhibits expression of an undesired protein; and a method for expressing a desired protein in a cell while inhibiting the expression of an undesired protein. | 05-05-2011 |
Takashi Idogawa, Chiyoda-Ku JP
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| 20080271724 | IGNITION COIL APPARATUS FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - An ignition coil apparatus for an internal combustion engine can be produced at low cost with a simple structure, and can be inserted into a bent plug hole without impairing insertability thereof. The apparatus is provided with a high voltage tower ( | 11-06-2008 |
| 20090084369 | IGNITION COIL APPARATUS FOR AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - An ignition coil apparatus for an internal combustion engine with a cylinder having first and second spark plugs can reliably detect an ionic current without discharging a bias voltage even at the start of supplying a primary current. The apparatus includes a coil member with primary and secondary coils. The secondary coil has first and second ends connected to the spark plugs through high voltage output terminals, respectively. A first diode has its anode connected to a capacitor, and its cathode connected between the first end of the secondary coil, at which a high positive voltage is generated upon interruption of the primary current, and a high voltage output terminal at a secondary coil first end side. A second diode has its anode connected to the secondary coil first end, and its cathode connected to a junction between the first diode and the high voltage output terminal. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090314239 | IGNITION APPARATUS FOR AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - An ignition apparatus for an internal combustion engine is small in size and has high reliability capable of withstanding or enduring a vibration environment of a vehicle to which the ignition apparatus is installed. The ignition apparatus includes a spark plug that has its tip end portion presented in the interior of a cylinder of an internal combustion engine main body, a high voltage generation power supply that serves to apply a high voltage to the spark plug, a microwave oscillation device that has an amplifying element for generating a microwave, and a microwave antenna that is mounted on the spark plug, irradiates the micro wave generated from the microwave oscillation device to the interior of the cylinder, thereby forming a plasma generation region around discharge electrodes of the spark plug. The microwave oscillation device is made into a solid state. | 12-24-2009 |
Yoshio Idogawa, Tokyo JP
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| 20110210507 | SHEET FEEDING APPARATUS, DOCUMENT READING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR FEEDING SHEET - The sheet feeding apparatus of the invention includes a driving roller that is rotated by a predetermined driving source, a driven roller that rotates in response to movement of said driving roller, said driven roller being placed opposite said driving roller and having contact with a roller surface of said driving roller, a pressing member that presses a roller surface of said driven roller toward said roller surface of driving roller at a predetermined pressure, and driven roller holding member that includes an opening being elongated in a tangential direction at a contact point between said driven roller and said driving roller or between said driven roller and a sheet, on a circle forming said roller surface of said driven roller. | 09-01-2011 |
Yuki Idogawa, Yokohama JP
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| 20090131005 | Wireless terminal and level measurement method - A wireless terminal using switchable first and second reception antennas to perform diversity reception of data transmitted from a base station is proposed. The terminal includes an average value calculation unit that calculates an average value of a reception level measurement result of the first reception antenna and a reception level measurement result of the second reception antenna; and a correction unit that corrects the average value calculated on the basis of a predetermined thermal noise level, a received RSSI value measurement result of the first reception antenna, and a received RSSI value measurement result of the second reception antenna. | 05-21-2009 |