Hitachi, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Hitachi High-tech Corporation

Hiroki Kawamoto

Hidetoshi Kitanaka

Makoto Onodera

Toshie Yaguchi

Masayuki Hariya

Keiji Tamura

Masaki Shintani

Chikara Kongou

Yuki Itabayashi

Generation of a search key shape for identifying a dedicated shape with respect to three-dimensional CAD data is facilitated. A shape group registration unit registers multiple pieces of three-dimensional CAD data; a feature amount computation unit computes a feature amount with respect to each of the registered pieces of three-dimensional CAD data; a clustering unit clusters the pieces of three-dimensional CAD data based on a feature amount; a cluster center computation unit determines a feature amount of a cluster center of each cluster from a feature amount of three-dimensional CAD data; and a search key shape registration unit registers feature amount data of a cluster center as feature amount data of a search key shape.

Support device and search key shape registration method

The invention is to simplify operations performed when imaging an electron diffraction pattern by using a transmission electron microscope. As a solution to the problem, a transmission electron microscope includes a detector to which an electron diffraction pattern is projected, a mask for zero-order wave configured to be inserted into and pulled out from between a sample and the detector, and a current detector configured to be inserted into and pulled out from a detection region of the zero-order waves in a state where the mask is inserted. An amount of current of electron beams emitted to the mask is measured in real time, and the measurement result is automatically reflected in settings of imaging conditions of an imaging camera provided in the transmission electron microscope.

Transmission electron microscope and imaging method

An inside of a housing of a power conversion device is partitioned by partitioning walls, and the power conversion device is configured from: an open part, into which external air flows; a first airtight part that is adjacent to the open part and into which no external air flows; and a second airtight part that is adjacent to the first airtight part and into which external air does not flow. At least two ventilation holes are formed in a partition wall between the first airtight part and the second airtight part. A circulation fan is provided to at least one of the at least two ventilation holes. The outer surface of the first airtight part is provided with a heatsink that dissipates heat transferred from an electronic component placed in the first airtight part, the heatsink being exposed to the open part.

Power conversion device

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Tokyo, Japan

Hiroki Kawamoto