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Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi
Hideki Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20110255043 | REFLECTIVE LIQUID-CRYSTAL DISPLAY APPARATUS AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - A method for manufacturing a reflective liquid-crystal display apparatus is provided. The method comprising forming, over a substrate, a first metal layer and a first insulating layer having an opening and a first through-hole in order; forming a metal portion filled in the opening and a first plug filled in the first through-hole, by forming a metal film over the first insulating layer and planarizing the metal film until the first insulating layer is exposed; forming, over the first insulating layer, a second insulating layer, a second metal layer having an opening, and a third insulating layer in order; forming, in the second and third insulating layer, a second through-hole that passes through the opening of the second metal layer and exposes an upper face of the first plug; and forming a second plug filled in the second through-hole, and a reflective electrode connected to the second plug. | 10-20-2011 |
Hisashi Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20090070093 | PROGRAM, INFORMATION STORAGE MEDIUM, AND GAME DEVICE - A game device calculates a shift angle A based on a magnitude of a velocity vector S of a moving object MO and inclination information that indicates an inclination of a controller, calculates a direction D of the moving object on a slope based on a direction of the velocity vector S of the moving object and the shift angle A, calculates a first force vector P | 03-12-2009 |
Kouichi Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20090161073 | Projection display apparatus - A bundle of rays is incident in a lens array and converted into sub-bundles of rays. The sub-bundles of rays are separated by a color separator into first and second sub-bundles of rays of different colors. The first and the second sub-bundles of rays are combined by other lens arrays into a first and a second bundle of rays of uniform illuminance, respectively. The first and second bundle of rays of uniform illuminance are applied polarization beam splitting and then polarization angle conversion by polarization converters, to be converted into first and second linearly polarized beams, respectively. The second linearly polarized beams are separated by a color separator, provided on an optical path of the second linearly polarized beams, into third and fourth linearly polarized beams of different colors. The first, third and fourth linearly polarized beams are modulated by liquid crystal display devices, provided on optical paths of the first, third and fourth linearly polarized beams, respectively, with input video signals into first, second and third modulated beams. The first, second and third modulated beams are combined by a color combiner into a combined bundle of rays to be projected for displaying images carried by the video signals. | 06-25-2009 |
Noriyasu Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20100182758 | ELECTRONIC DEVICE - An electronic device includes a housing and a circuit board contained in the housing. The housing includes a main wall, a side wall, a vertical wall, a first rib, and a second rib. The side wall is integrally formed with the main wall. The vertical wall is integrally formed with the main wall and faces to the side wall. The first rib is integrally formed with the side wall and the main wall. The first rib extends from the side wall toward the vertical wall. The first rib has a first end portion separated from the vertical wall. The second rib is integrally formed with the vertical wall and the main wall. The second rib extends from the vertical wall toward the side wall. The second rib has a second end portion separated from the side wall. The second rib faces to the first end. | 07-22-2010 |
Shuji Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20100266961 | MOVABLE BODY APPARATUS, EXPOSURE APPARATUS, EXPOSURE METHOD, AND DEVICE MANUFACTURING METHOD - In a substrate stage device, when an X coarse movement stage moves in an X-axis direction, a Y coarse movement stage, an empty-weight cancelling device and a Y beam move integrally with the X coarse movement stage, and when the Y coarse movement stage moves in a Y-axis direction on the X-coarse movement stage, the empty-weight cancelling device moves integrally with the Y coarse movement stage in the Y-axis direction on the Y beam. Since the Y beam is arranged extending in the Y-axis direction in a state of covering a movement range of the empty-weight cancelling device in the Y-axis direction, the empty-weight cancelling device is constantly supported by the Y beam regardless of the position of the empty-weight cancelling device. Accordingly, a substrate can be guided along an XY plane with high accuracy, without providing a member (e.g. a surface plate or the like) having a guide surface that is large enough to cover the entire movement range of the empty-weight cancelling device. | 10-21-2010 |
Tomoaki Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20090009629 | Electronic camera - An electronic camera of the present invention includes: an imaging unit capturing a subject to generate an original image; a derivative image generating unit reducing resolution or color of the original image to generate a derivative image for transfer; a recording unit recording the original image and the derivative image thereon such that the original image and the derivative image get associated with each other; and a transfer unit transferring the derivative image recorded on the recording unit to an external transfer destination. In this configuration, the recording unit finds the derivative image (original image) by referring to the association with the original image (or derivative image), thereby collectively managing the original image and the derivative image. This makes it possible to prevent a user from being confused at image management due to the original image and the derivative image being the same image. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20110096199 | Electronic camera - An electronic camera of the present invention includes: an imaging unit capturing a subject to generate an original image; a derivative image generating unit reducing resolution or color of the original image to generate a derivative image for transfer; a recording unit recording the original image and the derivative image thereon such that the original image and the derivative image get associated with each other; and a transfer unit transferring the derivative image recorded on the recording unit to an external transfer destination. In this configuration, the recording unit finds the derivative image (original image) by referring to the association with the original image (or derivative image), thereby collectively managing the original image and the derivative image. This makes it possible to prevent a user from being confused at image management due to the original image and the derivative image being the same image. | 04-28-2011 |
| 20110109772 | Method for image data print control, electronic camera and camera system - An electronic camera includes a zoom changing unit that changes a focal length of a zoom lens, an image-capturing unit that executes photoelectric conversion for a subject image projected by the zoom lens onto an image-capturing area, a range finding unit that detects a distance to a subject, a photographic range setting unit that sets a size of a photographic range at a subject position, and a zoom control unit that controls the zoom changing unit based upon the photographic range that has been set and the subject distance so that the subject within the photographic range is projected almost over the entirety of the image-capturing area. | 05-12-2011 |
Yoshihisa Kawamura, Yokohama-Shi JP
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| 20100078860 | IMPRINT METHOD - An imprint method includes applying a light curable resin on a substrate to be processed, the substrate including first and second regions on which the light curable resin is applied, contacting an imprint mold with the light curable resin, curing the light curable resin by irradiating the light curable resin with light passing through the imprint mold, generating gas by performing a predetermined process to the light curable resin applied on a region of the substrate, the region including at least the first region, wherein an amount of gas generated from the light curable resin applied on the first region is larger than an amount of gas generated from the light curable resin of the second region, and forming a pattern by separating the imprint mold from the light curable resin after the gas being generated. | 04-01-2010 |
| 20100102000 | METHOD FOR FILTERING CHEMICAL - A method for filtering a chemical in which a first chemical stored in a first tank is filtered by a filter and a second chemical obtained by the filtering is stored in a second tank has: adding the capture amounts corresponding to the individual first chemicals first to n-th stored in the first tank, and getting an added capture amount; and comparing the added capture amount and a predetermined limit capture amount of the filter, and exchanging the filter based on the comparison result. | 04-29-2010 |
| 20110244131 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TEMPLATE SURFACE TREATMENT, AND PATTERN FORMING METHOD - According to an embodiment, a template surface treatment method includes hydroxylating the surface of a template having an uneven pattern surface or absorbing water onto the surface to distribute OH radicals on the surface, and coupling a coupling agent onto the template surface on which the OH radicals are distributed. These processes are performed in an environment in which amines are controlled to be in a predetermined concentration or less. | 10-06-2011 |