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Toyo Boseki Kabushiki Kaisha

Denso Corporation

Sony Corporation

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Nec Lcd Technologies, Ltd.

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

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Nissan Motor Company Limited

Otis Elevator Company

Alps Alpine Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Tianma Micro-electronics Co., Ltd.

Tianma Micro-electronics Co., Ltd.

Hideki Ito

Shinichi Nishida

Norimi Tabota

Kunihiko Suzuki

Hidenori Ikeno

Hidekazu Tsuchida

Masahiko Ito

Isaho Kamata

Hiroshi Nagano

Masami Naito

Mitsuhiro Sugimoto

Ken Sumiyoshi

Shuji Sato

Shinichi Mitani

Shin Iima

Takahiro Suzuki

Daisuke Inoue

Takeshi Morino

Takahiko Watanabe

Masatoshi Hirono

Yuusuke Sato

Nobukatsu Sugiyama

Toshikatsu Akiba

Hiroyuki Saito

Hirokazu Tanaka

Atsushi Yamamoto

Hideki Ogawa

Atsushi Tanaka

Hiroaki Fujibayashi

Koichi Nishikawa

Ayumu Adachi

Kenichi Fukahori

Mutsuko Narita

Masaki Shimoha

Katsuyuki Iwata

Takashi Kamino

Yuji Suzuki

Junichiro Ooga

Yoshiaki Daigo

Hideki Arai

Shotoku Takami

Masakazu Iwasaki

Naohisa Ikeya

Kazutaka Aoki

Keiichiro Uchida

Katsumi Suzuki

Seiji Kagawa

Tsukasa Nakai

Nobutaka Kikuiri

Ken Ishii

Naoyuki Kamiyama

Keiichiro Yusu

Hideichi Nakamoto

Tatsuto Nagayasu

Sumio Ashida

Yoshio Seiki

Mitsuo Inoue

Takayuki Konno

Takashi Yoshimoto

Takayuki Ishino

Tsutomu Isaka

Susumu Kamikawa

Shinichi Tatsuta

Wataru Matsubara

Keiichi Nakagawa

Shigeaki Nishihashi

Ena Ishii

Hiromitsu Yanagimoto

Rie Katsuki

Atsuro Oonishi

Tadashi Ohashi

Tsutomu Oko

Hideshi Takahashi

Keiichi Sato

Takashi Ichikawa

Norio Yoshikawa

Kazumasa Kurokawa

Hisao Okamoto

Takaaki Honda

Yoshikazu Moriyama

Takahiro Murata

Hiroshi Saito

Masatoshi Hashimoto

Tsutomu Kadotani

Yasuhiro Yokota

Junko Hirokawa

Hironobu Hirata

Tetsuya Tomaru

Hideaki Mizuki

Satoru Watanabe

Akio Sato

Soichiro Mitsui

Tamane Takahara

Yoshiyuki Tsuda

Kuniharu Mori

Toshiro Kobayashi

Khanhson Pham

Norikazu Inaba

Takehiro Hato

A hydrogen release and storage system () of the present invention includes a hydrogen compound member (), a container () that accommodates the hydrogen compound member (), a heating apparatus () configured to heat the inside of the container (), a cooling apparatus () configured to cool the inside of the container () and a water supply apparatus () configured to supply water to the container ().

Hydrogen release and storage system, hydrogen release and storage method, ammonia production apparatus, gas turbine, fuel cell, and steel mill

In a state estimation method of an embodiment, from time series data representing a time change of a main physical quantity concerning an estimation target, a local maximum and minimum values of the main physical quantity, and an inter-extreme-value time from an extreme value to the next extreme value are extracted. In the state estimation method, a state change speed of the estimation target is calculated based on relationship data representing the relationship of the state change speed with the local maximum and minimum values and the extracted local maximum and minimum values. In the state estimation method, a state change amount of the estimation target is calculated for each inter-extreme-value time based on the extracted inter-extreme-value time and the calculated state change speed.

State estimation method, state estimation apparatus, state estimation system, and non-transitory storage medium

A vibration generating device includes a housing; a vibration body in the housing; an elastic support member fixed to the housing and supporting the vibration body; and a driver that applies a vibration force to the vibration body. The elastic support member includes a vibration plate configured to support the vibration body; a front fixed plate disposed in front of the vibration plate and fixed to the housing; a rear fixed plate disposed behind the vibration plate and fixed to the housing; a first elastic plate connecting one of a left or right end of the vibration plate to the front fixed plate; and a second elastic plate connecting the other one of the left or right end to the rear fixed plate. The first elastic plate is isolated from the rear fixed plate, and the second elastic plate is isolated from the front fixed plate.

Vibration generating device

A switch device includes a switch, a lead wire, a sealing member, and a housing. The switch includes a terminal provided on the outer side of the switch, the lead wire is fixed to the terminal, the sealing member seals a portion of the lead wire fixed to the terminal, and the housing is configured to house the sealing member. The housing has a first bottom surface and a second bottom surface. The first bottom surface has an opening through which the lead wire passes, and the second bottom surface is located closer to the switch than the first bottom surface. The sealing member abuts the second bottom surface.

Switch device, and opening and closing detection device

A vapor phase growth apparatus according to an embodiment includes a reaction chamber; a substrate holder having a holding wall capable holding an outer periphery of the substrate; a process gas supply part provided above the reaction chamber, the process gas supply part having a first region supplying a first process gas and a second region around the first region supplying a second process gas having a carbon/silicon atomic ratio higher than that of the first process gas, an inner peripheral diameter of the second region being 75% or more and 130% or less of a diameter of the holding wall; a sidewall provided between the process gas supply part and the substrate holder, an inner peripheral diameter of the sidewall being 110% or more and 200% or less of an outer peripheral diameter of the second region; a first heater; a second heater; and a rotation driver.

Vapor phase growth apparatus and vapor phase growth method

According to an embodiment, a particle beam treatment system includes a storage, an estimator, a target value generator, and a particle beam treatment device. The storage stores therein a respiratory movement model obtained by synchronizing amount of displacement of an affected area of a subject with a signal related to respiration of the subject and performing modeling. The estimator estimates, based on the measured signal related to respiration and the respiratory movement model, amount of displacement of the affected area corresponding to the measured signal. The target value generator generates a target value, which is used for performing movement control on a platform on which the subject is lying down, corresponding to the estimated amount of displacement of the affected area. The particle beam treatment device irradiates, with particle beams, the affected area of the subject on the platform subjected to movement control according to the target value.

Particle beam treatment system, particle beam treatment method, and computer program product

A vapor phase growth apparatus includes n (n is an integer of 2 or more) reactors; a primary gas supply path supplying a mixed gas to the reactors; n secondary gas supply paths connected to one of the reactors including a main secondary gas supply path and (n&#x2212;1) auxiliary secondary gas supply paths; a first pressure gauge; a main flow rate controller provided in the main secondary gas supply path; (n&#x2212;1) auxiliary flow rate controllers provided in the auxiliary secondary gas supply paths; a first control circuit instructing a first flow rate value; and a second control circuit calculating a second flow rate value being 1/n of a sum of a flow rate value measured by the main flow rate controller and flow rate values measured by the auxiliary flow rate controllers, and instructing the second flow rate value to the auxiliary flow rate controllers.

Vapor phase growth apparatus comprising n reactors, a primary gas supply path, a main secondary gas supply path, (n&#x2212;1) auxiliary secondary gas supply paths, a first control circuit, and a second control circuit

A vapor phase growth apparatus according to an embodiment includes, n reactors performing a deposition process for a plurality of substrates at the same time, a first main gas supply path distributing a predetermined amount of first process gas including a group-III element to the n reactors at the same time, a second main gas supply path distributing a predetermined amount of second process gas including a group-V element to the n reactors at the same time, a controller controlling a flow rate of the first and second process gas, on the basis of control values of the flow rates of the first and second process gas supplied to the n reactors, and independently controlling predetermined process parameter independently set for each of the n reactors on the basis of control values, rotary drivers, and a heater.

Pixel electrodes adjacent to each other along a first axis are supplied with pixel potentials having opposite polarities with respect to a potential of a common electrode. The pixel electrode includes straight parts. Electric fields between the straight parts and the common electrode are applied to negative type liquid crystal material. An electric field between the straight parts of the adjacent pixel electrodes is applied to the negative type liquid crystal material. An opposite substrate includes a second region opposed to a first region between the straight parts of the adjacent pixel electrodes. At least a part of visible light transmitted through the first region is transmitted through the second region. Angles of the straight parts with respect to an axis perpendicular to direction of initial alignment of the liquid crystal material have a size of not less than 15&#xb0; and not more than 30&#xb0;.

Liquid crystal display device

A stage mechanism includes a wedge with an inclined surface having a predetermined angle with respect to a horizontal direction, a roller relatively rolling on the inclined surface of the wedge by relative horizontal movement of the wedge, a fine movement mechanism supporting the roller, going up and down in accordance with up and down movement of the roller which relatively rolls on the inclined surfaces by the relative horizontal movement of the wedge, and capable of going up and down more finely than the up and down movement of the roller, a table supported by the fine movement mechanism, and an elastic body connected to the table, restraining horizontal movement of the table, and applying an elastic force, in at least one of upward and downward directions, to the table.

Stage mechanism and table height position adjustment method

According to one aspect of the present invention, a charged particle beam image acquisition apparatus includes a rectangular parallelepiped chamber where a target object is disposed; a primary electron optical column placed on an upper surface of the chamber so that a point of intersection between two diagonal lines on the upper surface of the chamber is located at a center of a horizontal section of the primary electron optical column, a primary charged particle beam optics irradiating the target object with a primary charged particle beam being disposed in the primary electron optical column; and a secondary electron optical column connected to a lower portion of the primary electron optical column, a secondary charged particle beam optics being disposed in the secondary electron optical column and a secondary charged particle beam passing through the secondary charged particle beam optics.

Charged particle beam image acquisition apparatus

The object is to provide a liquid crystal display reducing degradation in image quality. A liquid crystal display apparatus comprises a first planar electrode, a first insulator layered over an upper surface of the first planar electrode, a planar pixel electrode layered over an upper surface of the first insulator, a second insulator layered over an upper surface of the pixel electrode, a second planar electrode that covers the pixel electrode and that is layered over an upper surface of the second insulator, and a liquid crystal layer disposed over an upper surface of the second planar electrode. The second planar electrode includes an aperture portion including a first region and a second region integrated with a first region, the first region is a region is overlapped with both the first planar electrode and the pixel electrode, the second region is overlapped with the first planar electrode and is not overlapped with the pixel electrode, and a first angle between a first side of the first region and a first virtual line dividing the aperture portion into the first region and the second region is equal to or smaller than 90 degrees.

Liquid crystal display apparatus

A film forming apparatus according to an embodiment of the invention includes: a film forming chamber configured to form a film on a substrate; a susceptor configured to place the substrate thereon; a rotating part configured to rotate the susceptor; a heater configured to heat the substrate; and a gas supplier configured to supply process gases into the film forming chamber, wherein the susceptor includes: a ring-shaped outer circumferential susceptor supported by the rotating part; a holder provided at an inner circumferential portion of the outer circumferential susceptor, the holder configured to hold the substrate; a ring-shaped plate provided over the outer circumferential susceptor; and a cover member configured to cover a top surface and an outer circumferential surface of the plate and an outer circumferential surface of the outer circumferential susceptor.

Film forming apparatus, susceptor, and film forming method

To acquire a fine viewing angle property from oblique view fields in a lateral electric field type liquid crystal display device having liquid crystal initial alignment directions in two orthogonal directions. The absorption axis of the incident-side polarization plate and the absorption axis of the exit-side polarization plate are orthogonal to each other in both of the region I and the region II, and the liquid crystal layer, the in-cell retarder as an optical compensation layer, the A-plate, and the C-plate sandwiched therebetween are in parallel to either one of the absorption axes or orthogonal to the substrates. Therefore, the transmittance can be suppressed to be low and a fine black display can be acquired even when the display surface is viewed from the oblique view fields.

Lateral electric field type liquid crystal display device

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Kanagawa, Japan

Hideki Ito