Hitachi, Ltd.

Ihi Corporation

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation

Kogyo Gijutsuin

Atsushi Asano

Nobuo Saito

Shigeru Yoshizawa

Ryo Suzuki

Ushio Kawabe

Jun Araki

Masatoshi Takeshita

Minoru Hiroshima

Nobuo Kotera

Kentarou Furiya

Toshio Futami

Teruaki Takeuchi

Hirokazu Aoki

Yutaka Harada

Takashi Toyooka

Naoki Omura

Mamoru Sugie

Yuzo Kita

Noboru Yamaguchi

Minoru Saitoh

Hideki Nishida

Hirofumi Ohta

Satoshi Yazaki

Hiroshi Suehiro

Masahiko Goto

Koichi Mayama

Takayoshi Bando

Michisato Maekawa

Yuji Hatano

Keisuke Mise

Yusuke Oono

This misalignment detection device is provided with: a plurality of coils which receive lines of magnetic force generated by a power transmitting coil and are disposed side by side line-symmetrically with respect to an axis line as a symmetrical axis; a plurality of temperature sensors which are disposed adjacent to each of the plurality of coils and output temperatures; and a processing device for detecting misalignment of a power receiving coil with respect to the power transmitting coil along the axis line on the basis of a difference for evaluating a difference between the temperatures. With this misalignment detection device, it is possible to perform positional misalignment detection which is not easily affected by surroundings.

Misalignment detection device and coil device

A communication control device comprises: an antenna; and a control unit that controls wireless communication related to wireless power transfer to a power receiver device through a power transmitter device. The control unit acquires via the antenna a radio wave status of each of a plurality of channels related to the wireless communication. The control unit acquires a power transmission status of the wireless power transfer. The control unit sets, based on the acquired power transmission status, switching conditions for switching the channel according to the radio wave status. The control unit causes the channel to be switched based on the radio wave status and the switching conditions. The control unit causes the wireless communication to continue on the switched channel.

Communication control device

A foreign object detection device for a coil device including a second coil to transmit power to a first coil wirelessly or receive power from the first coil wirelessly including: a foreign object detection coil configured to be located between the first coil and the second coil; and a cover configured to cover an upper portion of the foreign object detection coil, wherein a top surface of the cover includes at least one inclined surface inclined relative to a coil plane of the second coil, and the inclined surface is inclined downward from a low sensitivity region where detection sensitivity of the foreign object detection coil is relatively lower to a high sensitivity region where the detection sensitivity of the foreign object detection coil is relatively higher.

Power transmission system, foreign object detection device, and coil device

A Josephson logic integrated circuit packaged on a single substrate, wherein a portion for delivering an output out of the integrated circuit is constructed of an A.C.-driven Josephson logic circuit, and a portion for driving the internal part of the integrated circuit is constructed of a D.C.-driven Josephson logic circuit.

Josephson logic integrated circuit

A superconducting logic circuit including a first power source terminal connected with a current source; a second power source terminal connected with a current sink; a first superconducting switching device connected between said first power source terminal and ground; a second superconducting switching device connected between said second power source terminal and ground; first and second resistors connected with said first and second power source terminals, respectively; and third and fourth resistors connected with the control terminals of said first and second superconducting switching devices, respectively, wherein the other terminals of said first and second resistors are connected with each other to provide a logic output terminal, and wherein the other terminals of said third and fourth resistors are connected with each other to provide a logic input terminal.

Superconducting logic circuit and superconducting switching device

A micro-pattern element has a heat discharge pattern formed on a fine line portion of a conductor pattern. Breakage caused by temperature elevation of the conductor pattern in response to the application of an electric current and resulting electromigration can be effectively prevented by the heat-discharge pattern formed on the fine line portion of the conductor pattern; thus, the reliability of the micro-pattern element can be remarkably improved.

Bubble memory conductor pattern with heat sink

In a memory device which has a plurality of recirculating type storage loops and in which information of the same addresses of the respective storage loops can be read and written in parallel, a memory device wherein information representing whether or not the corresponding storage loop is a bad or defective loop is written in a specified address of each of the storage loops.

Memory device with circulating storage loops

The magnetic bubble memory device of this invention is arranged such that a magnetic bubble detector and a nucleation type magnetic bubble generator in a chip are made to operate at different phases of the same operation cycle of a rotating magnetic field. Therefore, the operation time of the magnetic bubble detector and the operation time of the nucleation type magnetic bubble detector are completely separated from each other, although they are involved by the same cycle of operation of the rotating magnetic field. Consequently, the magnetic bubble detector can perform the detecting operation, without being affected by large amounts of noise which are generated during the operation of the nucleation type magnetic bubble generator.

Magnetic bubble memory device

A third conductor is added to a pair of first and second parallel conductors transmitting signals, a part of which conductors are located in an alternating magnetic field. The three conductors are so arranged that the first and third conductors are symmetrical with respect to the center line of the second conductor, and the first and third conductors are interconnected at both extremities thereof.

Circuit arrangement for suppressing magnetic induction noise due to an

A shift register type memory having major and minor loops, wherein the number of bits of the major loop is large enough to permit data of at least two blocks to simultaneously exist in the major loop when one block is constituted of data of bits the number of which is equal to the number of the minor loops, and wherein before a particular block having been transferred out from the minor loops to the major loop is again transferred in to the minor loops after travelling round the major loop, the next block is transferred out from the minor loops to the major loop.

Shift register type memory

A magnetic bubble information writing device in which a conductor loop is disposed on the magnetic bubble propagation circuit and in which magnetic bubbles are generated by sending pulse current through the conductor loop, the device having a means which after having sent the bubble generating pulse current through the conductor loop, sends pulse current for annihilating stray bubbles through the same, the stray bubble annihilating pulse current having a polarity opposite to that of the bubble generating pulse current.

Magnetic bubble information writing device

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Tokyo, Japan

Atsushi Asano