Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation

Haruo Ogiwara

Seiichi Yamano

Susumu Yonezawa

Gisaku Nakamura

Yasuhiro Torii

A floating type DC-DC converter for remote power feeding is connected via a power separating filter to a signal line on which an AC signal is superimposed on DC power. The DC power separated by the power separating filter is stored in an input capacitor and is supplied by a switching operation of a switching element to the primary winding of a transformer and AC power induced in its secondary winding is supplied to an output capacitor after being rectified by a rectifying element. An electrostatic shield layer is interposed between the primary and secondary windings of the transformer and is connected to the capacitor connected to one of the primary and secondary windings. Rectifying element or switching element connecting means is provided by which an AC voltage induced in the winding portion on one side of the center winding point of the other of the primary and secondary windings and an AC voltage induced in the winding portion on the other side of the center winding point of said other winding are made substantially symmetrical with respect to the center winding point, opposite in polarity and substantially equal in amplitude to each other.

DC-DC Converter for remote power feeding

A phase shifter for adding a deterministic phase to an original information to be recorded in hologram. The phase shifter consists of a number of unit cells arranged in a matrix. A set of the unit cells are provided which will cause a certain phase shift to a light passing through each kind of the unit cells so as to distribute the light irradiance of the original information more evenly over the Fourier transformed plane. The invention suggests a solution to make the phase shifter with the unit cells arranged by the deterministic phase distribution.

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Tokorozawa, Japan

Haruo Ogiwara