Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Sei Optifrontier Co., Ltd.

Victor Company of Japan, Limited

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Nippon Kogaku K.k.

Hyundai Motor Company

Nikon Corporation

Kia Motors Corporation

Bridgestone Corporation

Jvc Kenwood Corporation

Sumitomo Electric Optifrontier Co., Ltd.

Hyundai Motor Japan R&d Center, Inc.

Fujitsu Corporation

Ntt Mobile Communications Network, Inc.

Tokyo Gas Company Limited

Hiroshi Nakamura

Tomoharu Tanaka

Yoshiyuki Tanaka

Koji Sakui

Riichiro Shirota

Yutaka Okamoto

Fujio Masuoka

Yoshihisa Iwata

Koji Matsumoto

Hideo Kato

Toshiyuki Suzuki

Masaki Momodomi

Seiichi Aritome

Masamichi Asano

Yasuo Itoh

Takanori Iwamatsu

Hiroto Nakai

Motoshi Tamura

Tsutomu Inoue

Hiroshi Takayanagi

Akihisa Nakajima

Masahiro Hasegawa

Hiroyasu Toyooka

Takeo Ichimura

Kaoru Tokushige

Ryuichiro Sato

Masami Yabusaki

Hideko Odaira

Kazunori Ohuchi

Yuji Suzuki

Akio Takahashi

Hideko Oodaira

Nobutsugu Fujino

Yasuo Maruyama

Toshio Konno

Morihiko Minowa

Shoichi Hirata

Mikio Izumi

Yasuyuki Uchiyama

Akira Kaiyama

Makoto Shibuya

Toshiro Sakai

Sadao Takenaka

Yoshimasa Daido

Yoshihito Aono

Hirofumi Imaoka

Takanari Inatomi

Kentaro Kan

Tatsuya Seo

Manabu Kikuchi

Masafumi Komai

Ryota Aoki

Masaki Murakami

Tomohiko Matsuno

Masafumi Onuki

Hiroshi Tsukahara

Naoki Ashizawa

Takashi Iwanaga

Naritomo Takabatake

Yoshimasa Daidoh

Kazuomi Tachigi

Kanji Kuroiwa

Eriko Takemoto

Kaneo Yamamoto

Mikio Naoi

Atsushi Kuwahara

Yoshimasa Tanaka

Takayuki Nakashima

Kouji Takeda

Kazumine Kurata

Hideo Tsujikawa

Yoshiaki Totani

Naohisa Shirafuji

Takeshi Noake

Soichi Kaneda

Takatoshi Okagawa

Takahiro Sato

Takanori Itoh

Masaki Natori

Optical fiber coating removal tool

A refrigerator is provided. The refrigerator includes a main cabinet including a cooling device to generate cold air, a sub-cabinet detachably connected to the main cabinet, a cold air relay duct provided to connect the main cabinet and the sub-cabinet and having a cold air flow path to allow the cold air generated by the cooling device to be delivered to the sub-cabinet, and a heat blocking member provided in a portion of the cold air flow path at which the main cabinet and the cold air relay duct are connected and in a portion of the cold air flow path at which the sub-cabinet and the cold air relay duct are connected.

Refrigerator

A refrigerator is provided. The refrigerator includes a plurality of refrigerant flow paths, configured to reduce the drift of the refrigerant. The refrigerator includes a refrigeration cycle including a compressor, a condenser, a plurality of refrigerant flow paths branched at a downstream of the condenser, the plurality of refrigerant flow paths each including a pressure reducing device, and an evaporator connected to the plurality of refrigerant flow paths, and a processor including a switching valve configured to individually switch an open or closed state of each of the plurality of refrigerant flow paths, the processor being configured to adjust a flow rate of refrigerant flowing in each of the plurality of refrigerant flow paths by individually duty-controlling an opening and closing time of each of the plurality of refrigerant flow paths by controlling the switching valve.

Provided is an optical fiber cutter for cutting an optical fiber, the optical fiber cutter including a cutter base, a slider, a blade member, a rotating body, and a rotation control mechanism that controls rotation of the blade member, in which the rotation control mechanism includes a main body rotatably provided in the cutter base, and a swinging portion that swings around a shaft provided in the cutter base in conjunction with rotation of the main body, and the swinging portion swings to a first position at which the swinging portion comes into contact with the rotating body to rotate the blade member by a predetermined angle when the slider reaches a predetermined position and a second position at which the swinging portion does not come into contact with the rotating body at the predetermined position of the slider.

Optical fiber cutter

A receiving apparatus comprises an audio output unit, a volume operating unit outputting an operating value indicating a volume level of the audio according to a user operation, a lock controller switching between a non-locked state in which the volume level of the audio can be varied and a locked state in which the volume level is fixed, and a volume controller causing the audio output unit to output the audio having a volume level corresponding to the operating value in the non-locked state and the audio having a volume level corresponding to the lock value in the locked state, and switching the locked state to the non-locked state for a period of time on turning on a predetermined operating part and updating the lock value with the operating value, and switching the non-locked state to the locked state on turning off the predetermined operating part.

Receiving apparatus and control method

A slider is attached to a cutter main body of an optical fiber cutter in a forward/backward movable state. A round blade member for making a scratch in an optical fiber is attached to the slider in a rotatable state. An operation lever pin for changing over rotation operation modes from one to another is attached to one end side of a pin member which penetrates a wall of the cutter main body. The rotation operation modes include a non-rotation mode for preventing the round blade member from being rotated and a continuous rotation mode for rotating the round blade member by a predetermined angle with every backward movement of the slider.

An organic EL lighting device for a vehicle is provided, which includes an organic EL lighting portion provided in a matrix form on a ceiling of the vehicle, an organic EL touch portion provided on the organic EL lighting portion, an organic EL detection portion for detecting a position in which the organic EL touch portion is touched, an organic EL determination portion for determining a lighting area of the organic EL lighting portion based on the position detected by the organic EL detection portion, and an organic EL driving portion for lighting the lighting area of the organic EL lighting portion determined by the organic EL determination portion.

Organic electro-luminescence lighting device for vehicle

A heat-ray shielding glass products (e.g., solar control double glass) which have excellent heat-ray shielding property, especially thermal insulation property and enhanced durability under the condition of existence of moisture (under high humidity), and which can be prepared in low cost is provided. The solar control double glasscomprises a solar control glasshaving a glass plateand a heat-ray reflection layercomprising an electrically-conductive polymer provided thereon and another glass plate, the solar control glass and the another glass being arranged at an interval such that the heat-ray reflection layer faces the another glass and the interval forming a hollow layer, and the heat-ray reflection layerhas a surface resistivity of not more than 10,000&#x3a9;/&#x25a1;.

Solar control glass and solar control double glass

Cutter blade assembly for an optical fiber cutter

Pushing part for an optical fiber cutter

In a cylinder apparatus such as a hydraulic shock absorber, a piston to which a piston rod is connected slidably is inserted into a cylinder which contains liquid oil. A rebound spring is wound around the piston rod with one end of the piston rod fixed to the piston rod using a spring holder. The rebound spring is slidably guided along the piston rod by means of another spring holder. A rebound stopper is fixed to the piston rod at a position between the spring holders. The rebound spring exerts a spring force opposite to the extension of the piston rod, thereby to moderate shock at the end of the stroke of the piston. Because the spring holder comes into contact with the rebound stopper, contact of adjacent linear portions of the rebound spring with each other due to excessive compression of the rebound spring can be prevented, and also occurrence of strange noise and damage of the rebound spring can be prevented.

Cylinder apparatus

An electronic component has a casing having a resin injecting section having at least one wall. At least one circuit board is housed in the casing, next to the resin injecting section via the wall. At least one lead terminal is provided in the casing. The lead terminal has a first end and a second end, and a middle section connected between the first and second ends. The first end of the lead terminal is connected to the circuit board in a way that the middle section of the lead terminal is provided as straddling the wall of the resin injecting section. Also provided is at least one lead wire having a third end and a fourth end. The third end of the lead wire is connected to the second end of the lead terminal in the resin injecting section. The fourth end of the lead wire is pulled out from the casing. The third end of the lead wire and the second end of the lead terminal connected to each other are embedded in resin injected in the resin injecting section whereas the middle section of the lead terminal straddling the wall of the resin injecting section is not embedded in the resin. Instead of straddling the wall of the resin injecting section, the middle section of the lead terminal may be inserted into an opening provided on the wall and connected to the circuit board.

Electronic component

A NAND-cell type EEPROM includes an array of memory cells connected to bit lines. Each cell includes one transistor with a floating gate and a control gate electrode, wherein electrons are tunneled to or from the floating gate to write a data thereinto. A sense/latch circuit is connected to the bit lines, and selectively performs a sense operation and a latch operation of the write data. A program controller is provided for writing the data into a selected memory cell in a designated area, and for reading the data written in the selected cell to verify whether or not its resultant threshold voltage falls within an allowable range. If it is insufficient, the data is rewritten thereinto. A rewrite-data setting section is provided for performing a logic operation with respect to a read data from the selected cell and the write data being latched in the sense/latch circuit, and for updating automatically a rewrite data being stored in the sense/latch circuit with respect to every bit line in accordance with the actual write state as being verified. The sense/latch circuit includes a CMOS flip-flop circuit, which acts as a data-latch at the beginning of the verify operation, and serves as a sense amplifier after being reset.

Electrically erasable and programmable non-volatile semiconductor memory with automatic write-verify controller

A NAND-cell type EEPROM includes an array of memory cells connected to bit lines. Each cell includes one transistor with a floating gate and a control gate electrode, wherein electrons are tunneled to or from the floating gate to write a data thereinto. A sense/latch circuit is connected to the bit lines, and selectively performs a sense operation and a latch operation if the write data. A program controller is provided for writing the data into a selected memory cell in the designated area, and for reading the data written in the selected cell to verify whether or not its resultant threshold voltage falls within an allowable range. If it is insufficient, the data is rewritten thereinto. A rewrite-data setting section is provided for performing a logic operation with respect to a read data from the selected cell and the write data being latched in the sense latch circuit, and for updating automatically a rewrite data being stored in the sense/latch circuit with respect to every bit line in accordance with the actual write state as being verified. The sense/latch circuit includes a CMOS flip-flop circuit, which acts as a data-latch at the beginning of the verify operation, and serves as a sense amplifier once after it is reset.

Method for programming an electrically erasable and programmable non-volatile semiconductor memory with automatic write-verify controller

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Yokohama, Japan

Hiroshi Nakamura