Asahi Kasei Kabushiki Kaisha

Fujitsu Corporation

Asahi Kasei Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Hiroshi Yamaki

Yusuke Sato

Hiroshi Kataoka

Yasuyuki Kawazu

Yoshimasa Matsuura

Takuji Namatame

Hiroaki Ishikawa

Yuji Tanaka

Kazuhiko Itakura

Susumu Eguchi

Mutsumi Maeda

A dielectric layeris formed on a region including grid-shaped convex portionsof a resin substratehaving the grid-shaped convex portionswith pitches of 80 nm to 120 nm on its surface, and metal wiresare formed on the dielectric layer. It is thereby possible to obtain a wire grid polarizer having a microstructural concavo-convex grid with pitches of the level of 120 nm or less that has not been implemented.

Method of manufacturing a wire grid polarizer

A power source system including power-factor modifying circuits to modify a power factor of supplied electric power, a time difference circuit to output start signals for instructing the power-factor modifying circuits to start an operation to the power-factor modifying circuits at specified time intervals, and a control circuit to supply the electric power to the power-factor modifying circuit to start the power-factor modifying circuit when the power-factor modifying circuit acquires the start signal output from the time difference circuit.

Power source system and control circuit

A power supply system includes a plurality of power supply units that each includes an output terminal connected each other in parallel to other output terminals each included in other power supply units and connected to a plurality of load units, a power supply section that inputs an input voltage and outputs a first output voltage from the output terminal to the plurality of load units, and a shut-off control section that shuts off the output of the first output voltage from the output terminal based on an inputted stand-by signal, and a management control unit that inputs a configuration information representing a configuration of each of the plurality of load units in which the first voltage is inputted, and outputs the stand-by signal to any of the plurality of power supply units based on the configuration information.

Power supply system with a plurality of power supply units capable of powering a plurality of load units depending on the type and operation state of each load unit

A wire grid polarizer has mainly a resin substratehaving grid-shaped convex portions, a dielectric layerprovided to cover the grid-shaped convex portionsof the resin substrateand at least part of side facesof the portions, and metal wiresprovided on the dielectric layer. The wire grid polarizer has a microstructural concavo-convex grid structure having grid-shaped convex portions, is not limited in structure, and has both the excellent degree of polarization and excellent transmittance over a wide range in the visible region.

Wire grid polarizer and liquid crystal display device using the same

A wire grid polarizer has a resin substrate having grid-shaped convex portions, a dielectric layer provided to cover the grid-shaped convex portions of the resin substrate and at least part of side faces of the portions, and metal wires provided on the dielectric layer. The wire grid polarizer has a microstructural concavo-convex grid structure having grid-shaped convex portions, is not limited in structure, and has both the excellent degree of polarization and excellent transmittance over a wide range in the visible region.

Wire grid polarizer and liquid crystal display device using the polarizer

Disclosed is a method for foam-injection molding a thermoplastic resin, comprising: (1) providing a mold comprising a fixed mold half and a movable mold half mating with the fixed mold half to thereby form a mold cavity defined by an inner wall of the fixed mold half and an inner wall of the movable mold half, wherein the mold cavity has an inner wall which has a molten resin releasing means, (2) injecting a foamable thermoplastic resin in a molten form into the mold cavity of the mold, thereby forming a foamable molten resin mass in the mold cavity, (3) applying a pressure to the foamable molten resin mass in the mold cavity to press the surface of the foamable molten resin mass against the inner wall of the mold cavity, thereby allowing a surface portion of the foamable molten resin mass to be solidified to form a surface skin layer of the foamable molten resin mass, and (4) releasing a portion of the foamable molten resin mass under the foaming pressure exerted by the foamable molten resin mass to the outside of the mold cavity through the molten resin releasing means, thereby lowering the pressure exerted on the foamable molten resin mass, so that foaming of the foamable molten resin mass in the mold cavity is caused to occur to form a foamed resin mass having the surface skin layer remaining substantially non-foamed.

Foam injection molding method

The invention provides an injection molding method comprising supplying a gas into a molten resin in a plasticizing cylinder and injecting the molten resin having the gas dissolved therein, wherein when the resin is being plasticized, a gas space with a predetermined gas pressure is formed within the plasticizing cylinder in a gas supply section and the pressure at the front end of the screw is adjusted to be at least equal to the gas pressure in the gas space and within a range where the gas space can be maintained within the plasticizing cylinder in the gas supply section. According to the invention, the necessary amount of gas can be dissolved in the molten resin with good reproducibility in a quantitative manner.

Injection molding method

The invention is to ensure that in injection molding a molten resin having carbon dioxide dissolved therein as a plasticizer, a sufficient amount of carbon dioxide to achieve satisfactory improvement in flowability is dissolved in the molten resin so that the flowability of the molten resin is significantly improved while enabling the production of a non-foamed molded article. Specifically, in the invention, a molten resin having dissolved therein a sufficient amount of carbon dioxide to improve its flowability is filled into a mold cavity while allowing to foam at the flow front of the molten resin, and the resin in the mold cavity is then pressurized to at least a pressure at which it does not foam.

Method of injection molding of thermoplastic resin

A process for producing a thermoplastic resin pellet, which comprises melt-kneading a thermoplastic resin to obtain a thermoplastic resin pellet, wherein the thermoplastic resin comprising: (A) at least one thermoplastic resin selected from the group consisting of polyphenylene ether-based resins, polyacetal-based resins, polyamide-based resins, polystyrene-based resins, acrylic resins, polyester-based resins, polycarbonates, polyphenylene sulfides, polyetherimides, polyethersulfones, polysulfones, polyether (ether) ketones; and (B) a carbon dioxide gas contained in thermoplastic resin (A) in an amount of from 0.3 to 20.0 parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of thermoplastic resin (A).

Process for the production of resin pellet

A method for molding a thermoplastic resin by filling a molten thermoplastic resin into a mold which comprises carrying out the molding of the resin while reducing the solidification temperature of the resin surface which contacts with the mold during the step of filling the resin. According to this molding method, the state of the mold surface can be faithfully transferred to molded articles.

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