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Keiju Ito, Tokyo JP

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20110050337SUPPLY VOLTAGE CONTROL DEVICE FOR AMPLIFIER - A supply voltage control device for an amplifier that controls a supply voltage for the amplifier has been improved. The supply voltage control device includes: a supply voltage control circuit including an error amplification circuit that feeds an error current so as to control the supply voltage for the amplifier, and a direct current feed circuit that feeds a direct current (or the direct current and a current of a low-frequency component); a high-frequency component extraction unit that extracts a predetermined high-frequency component contained in a signal resulting from detection of an envelope relevant to a signal to be amplified by the amplifier; a peak hold unit that performs peak hold processing on a signal of the extracted high-frequency component; and an addition unit that adds up a signal based on the result of detection of the envelope relevant to the signal to be amplified by the amplifier, and the signal resulting from the peak hold processing, and inputs a signal resulting from the addition to the supply voltage control circuit.03-03-2011

Keiju Ito, Kodaira JP

Keiju Nakagawa, Hyogo-Ken JP

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20110011778BANKNOTE STORING CASSETTE AND BANKNOTE HANDLING MACHINE - A banknote storing cassette (01-20-2011

Keiju Okabe, Saitama JP

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20100104247OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORK SYSTEM - An optical access network system for making a connection between a central-office optical cable and a subscriber optical cable is provided, the optical access network system being capable of facilitating the operation of laying optical cable. The optical access network system includes a connecting optical cable for forming a connection with one or a plurality of the subscriber optical cables, the connecting optical cable being obtained by assembling together a plurality of component cables having the same number of fibers as the one or plurality of subscriber optical cables. This optical access network system preferably further includes a subscriber enclosure for connecting one of the subscriber cables from among the one or plurality of subscriber optical cables and one of the component cables from among the plurality of component cables of the connecting cable.04-29-2010