Terumo Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Hiroki Goto

Kiyoshi Onohara

Tsuyoshi Yoshida

Kazuhiro Maruyama

Tatsuya Kobayashi

Keiichiro Oishi

Naoki Suzuki

Noboru Saito

Takanori Yamauchi

Takayuki Yanagisawa

Kazuo Kubo

Takashi Sugihara

Keisuke Matsuda

Yoshihiro Matsumoto

Masashi Binkai

Katsumi Kato

Takamasa Maruyama

This fuel calculation device comprises: a remaining fuel amount calculation unit that periodically calculates and stores an approximate value of the remaining fuel amount on the basis of the measurement value of the remaining fuel amount remaining in a fuel container, and the fuel flow rate of fuel supplied from the fuel container; a failure determination unit that determines whether a remaining fuel amount meter that outputs the measurement value of the remaining fuel amount has failed; and a display control unit that controls so as to display the measurement value of the remaining fuel amount when the remaining fuel amount meter has not failed, and to display the approximate value of the remaining fuel amount when the remaining fuel amount meter has failed.

Fuel calculation device, fuel calculation method, and program

An optical distance measurer includes: a beam splitter splitting a laser beam and outputting as measurement light and reference light; a measurement light beam splitter splitting the measurement light and outputting as first measurement light and second measurement light; a reference light beam splitter splitting the reference light and outputting as first reference light and second reference light; a first optical system having a first Rayleigh length, the first optical system emitting the first measurement light to a target object; and a second optical system having a second Rayleigh length different from the first Rayleigh length, the second optical system emitting the second measurement light to the target object; a first receiver receiving the first reference light and first reflection light that is the first measurement light reflected by the target object and outputting a first receiving signal indicating the first reference light and the first reflection light; and a second receiver receiving the second reference light and second reflection light that is the second measurement light reflected by the target object and outputting a second receiving signal indicating the second reference light and the second reflection light.

Optical distance measurement device

A first optical path length from an emission surface of a first optical system to a reflection surface of a target object is calculated on the basis of first reflected light received by the first optical system and reference light generated by a splitter. A second optical path length from an emission surface of the second optical system to a reflection surface of a reflector is calculated on the basis of second reflected light reflected by the reflector and received by the second optical system and the reference light generated by the splitter A refractive index of a space is calculated on the basis of the second optical path length, and a distance from the emission surface of the first optical system to the reflection surface of the target object is calculated on the basis of the refractive index and the first optical path length.

Optical distance measurement device and machining device

The optical distance measurement device is configured to include an optical interference unit for separating the reflected light into a reflected light of a first polarized wave and a reflected light of a second polarized wave, extracting first and second components orthogonal to each other from an interference light of the reflected light of the first polarized wave and the reference light, and extracting third and fourth components orthogonal to each other from an interference light of the reflected light of the second polarized wave and the reference light, and a polarization rotation unit for acquiring one or more components of horizontal and vertical components of a polarized wave by rotating a polarization angle of a first complex signal having the first and second components and a polarization angle of a second complex signal having the third and fourth components, so that a distance calculation unit calculates, on the basis of the components acquired by the polarization rotation unit, a difference between a frequency of the reflected light and a frequency of the reference light, and calculates a distance to a measurement target from the difference.

The optical distance measurement device is configured in such a manner that the frequency-swept light output unit outputs frequency-swept light during a time period from when frequency sweeping of frequency-swept light being output is completed to when the next frequency sweeping becomes possible, the frequency-swept light output during the time period being frequency swept at a different frequency from the frequency-swept light being output.

Optical distance measurement device and processing device

An optical distance measurement device includes: a photodetector including PDs for receiving interference light output from an optical interference unit and outputting detection signals of the interference light; and a switch for selecting one of the detection signals output from the PDs, in which a distance calculation unit calculates a distance to a measurement object on the basis of the detection signal selected by the switch.

An optical transmission method wavelength-multiplexing and transmitting multiple channels including data. The data are composed of data areas independent between the channels and data areas non-independent between the channels. Data patterns of the data areas non-independent between the channels are variable. The data patterns of the data areas non-independent between the channels are set so that in time periods of the non-independent data areas on an optical transmission section, a time period during which polarization states of the multiple channels are correlated in the optical transmission section has a length such that an error rate is less than or equal to a threshold value, the error rate being determined from a temporal distribution of bit errors obtained from a result of error decision after demodulation in an optical receiver.

Optical transmission method and optical transmission system

A stent able to minimize occurrences of strain and stress concentration in a drug coat layer upon expansive deformation of the stent in a radial direction to avoid the possibility of the drug separating from the stent, includes a stent body and a drug coating layer coated on the outside surface of the stent body so that the thickness of the drug coating layer gradually decreases toward a bent portion of the stent.

Stent with drug coat layer

A stent to be implanted in a living body is formed substantially as a tube having a form in which plural wavy annular members are arranged adjacent to each other in the axial direction of the stent, with the axially adjacent wavy annular members connected to each other. The stent possesses an outer diameter whose dimension is so set that the stent is insertable into a lumen inside a living body, and is expandable when a force spreading radially from the inside of the tube is applied. The wavy annular member has parallel straight-line portions extending parallel to the axis of the stent before and after the stent expands. The stent has connection portions each connecting ends of the parallel straight-line portions of the adjacent wavy annular members to each other.

Stent, stent delivery device and stent delivery method

Stent with drug coat layer including a gradual stepwise decrease portion

A stent has a plurality of wavy annular members arranged adjacently to each other in an axial direction of the stent, with the adjacent wavy annular members connected with each other. Each of the wavy annular members has a plurality of one-end side bent portions each having an apex at one-end side of the stent in an axial direction thereof and a plurality of other-end side bent portions each having an apex at the other-end side of the stent in the axial direction thereof. An apex of each of the one-end side bent portions of each wavy annular member penetrates into a space formed between the adjacent other-end side bent portions of one of the adjacent wavy annular members. An apex of each of the other-end side bent portions of each wavy annular member penetrates into a space formed between the adjacent one-end side bent portions of the other of the adjacent wavy annular members. The apex of the one-end side bent portion of each wavy annular member and the apex of the other-end side bent portion of the adjacent wavy annular member curve in an approach direction, thus engaging each other.

Stent and stent delivery device

A stent has a plurality of wavy annular members arranged adjacently to each other in an axial direction of the stent with the adjacent wavy annular members connected with each other. Each of the wavy annular members has a plurality of one-end side bent portions each having an apex at one-end side of the stent in an axial direction thereof and a plurality of other-end side bent portions each having an apex at the other-end side of the stent in the axial direction thereof. An apex of each of the one-end side bent portions of each wavy annular member penetrates into a space formed between the adjacent other-end side bent portions of one of the adjacent wavy annular members. An apex of each of the other-end side bent portions of each wavy annular member penetrates into a space formed between the adjacent one-end side bent portions of the other of the adjacent wavy annular members. The apex of the one-end side bent portion of each wavy annular member and the apex of the other-end side bent portion of the adjacent wavy annular member curve in an approach direction, thus engaging each other.

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