Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Daiwa Seiko, Inc.

Hiroshi Yoshimura

Yoshihiko Ogawa

Ko Sato

Masaya Yamasaki

Keiko Hirayama

Kenichi Douniwa

Yohei Hamakawa

Atsuo Shono

Naoki Mitsuta

Shoji Takasugi

Hayato Daimon

Tetsuya Shimozaki

Shuichiro Kojima

An electrochemical hydrogen compressor comprises a unit cell that includes: an electrolyte membrane having hydrogen ion conductivity; an anode current collector stacked on one main surface side of the electrolyte membrane, a support member (for example, a flow field member or an anode separator) arranged so as to face the anode current collector; and a cathode current collector stacked on another main surface side of the electrolyte membrane, wherein the anode current collector is formed of a hydrophilic conductive material having a plurality of vent holes and has a surface facing the support member, the surface being subjected to a water-repellent treatment.

Electrochemical hydrogen compressor

An electrochemical hydrogen compression system includes a hydrogen gas compression part that compresses hydrogen by applying a current between an anode and a cathode provided on two surfaces of a proton exchange film, and a supply pipeline that guides hydrogen discharged from a hydrogen supply source to the hydrogen gas compression part. The hydrogen gas compression part has an outlet for discharging unreacted hydrogen. The electrochemical hydrogen compression system further includes a film resistance meter and a voltmeter that acquire information related to a wet state of the proton exchange film, a fourth opening/closing part and a fifth opening/closing part that regulate discharge of hydrogen from the outlet, and a control device that controls the fourth opening/closing part and the fifth opening/closing part. The control device controls the fourth opening/closing part and the fifth opening/closing part based on at least the wet state of the proton exchange film.

Electrochemical hydrogen compression system

According to one embodiment, an interpolated frame generator comprises first detector detects potential motion vector by block matching between input frame images, using first block of fixed size, second detector detects motion vector by block matching between the input frame images, using second block having fixed size larger than that of the first block, and generator generates interpolated frame by using the potential motion vector when first detector detects only one potential motion vector, and generates interpolated frame by using a potential motion vector closest to the motion vector detected by the second detector when first detector detects a plurality of motion vectors, wherein first detector includes extractor compares SAD of motion vector with SAD of motion vectors adjacent to the motion vector, and extracts potential motion vector having SAD smaller than any of the SAD of adjacent motion vectors, as a potential motion vector used in generator.

Interpolated frame generating method and interpolated frame generating apparatus

According to one embodiment, interpolated frame generating method of generating a new interpolated frame inserted between sequential frames, by using a plurality of input frame images, comprises first detecting of detecting at least one potential motion vector by block matching between the input frame images, using a first block of a fixed size, second detecting of detecting a motion vector by block matching between the input frame images, using a second block having a size variable within a range larger than that of the first block, and generating the interpolated frame by using the potential motion vector. The generating is generating the interpolated frame by using a potential motion vector closest to the motion vector detected by the second detecting among the potential motion vectors when a plurality of motion vectors are detected by the first detecting.

In a fishing spinning reel in which a bail is coupled through bail supporting members to the ends of a pair of bail supporting arms which are provided on both sides of a rotor, respectively, in such a manner that the bail is swung to be set at a fishing line winding position and a fishing line releasing position; a protective member for protecting the outer periphery of the spool is provided between the pair of bail supporting arms on the side of the fishing line releasing position. The protective member can reinforce the bail supporting arms to improve the operation of winding or letting out the fishing line. The spool is protected by the protective member, for instance when the spinning reel is dropped.

Fishing spinning reel

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Saitama, Japan

Hiroshi Yoshimura