Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

The Tokyo Electric Power Company, Incorporated

Hirotaka Muto

Toshiyuki Kikunaga

Takeshi Ohi

Takao Tsurimoto

Hiroki Shiota

Osamu Usui

Ryuichi Nishiura

Noboru Hosokawa

Takumi Kikuchi

Haruhisa Fujii

Hiroshi Nishizawa

Tetsuya Matsuda

Hirofumi Fujioka

Tatsuya Okuda

Yasutaka Inanaga

Manabu Yoshimura

Masakazu Taki

Yoshiharu Kaneda

Katsuhiko Horinouchi

Takeshi Horiguchi

Toru Oka

Akira Morikawa

Koji Kise

Satoru Toyama

Shinichi Okada

Toshiki Tanaka

Soichiro Kainaga

Shinichi Kinouchi

Gaku Oinuma

Masaki Nakaoka

Eiichi Nagao

Junji Tanimura

Tsuyoshi Amimoto

Yoji Tsutsumishita

Kazuharu Kato

Yoshimasa Watanabe

Satoshi Kumayasu

Tokiko Yamauchi

Yasuhiro Nakamura

Toshinori Kimura

Kosei Tsuji

Kiyoyuki Ishikawa

Osamu Yashiro

Tetsuo Mizoshiri

Takahiko Ishikura

Koichiro Nakanishi

Kozo Tachibana

Kentaro Taninouchi

Shin-ichi Kinouchi

Koji Shinya

Hiroki Otera

Kotaro Wada

Shuhei c/o The Tokyo Elect Power Cie Kaneko

Shigemitsu c/o The Tokyo Elect Power Cie Okabe

A water treatment device generates a bubble in water to be treated inside a treatment tank, and treats the water to be treated through use of radicals that are generated by bubble electric discharge caused via the bubble. The water treatment device includes main electrodes for forming a main discharge area between a first main electrode and a second main electrode, auxiliary electrodes for forming a preliminary discharge area between a first auxiliary electrode and a second auxiliary electrode, and a bubble generator generating a bubble in water to be treated through use of an externally supplied gas. When a bubble generated by the bubble generator passes through the preliminary discharge area, discharge is caused via the bubble, and, when the bubble in an excited state subsequently passes through the main discharge area, the bubble causes discharge again to generate radicals.

Water treatment device and water treatment method

An insulation inspection device for motors includes an inverter for driving a motor, a partial discharge detecting unit for determining soundness of the motor, and a control circuit for controlling the inverter. The control circuit adjusts a switching interval of a voltage pulse of the inverter so as to be equal to a pulse round-trip propagation time between the inverter and the motor, thereby generating surge voltage higher than driving voltage for the motor, between the motor and ground, and adjusts a switching time for each phase of the inverter, thereby generating surge voltage higher than driving voltage for the motor, between phases, thus performing insulation inspection.

Insulation inspection device for motors and insulation inspection method for motors

The invention is related to a device for detecting insulation degradation in an inverter-driven load device, in particular a motor, the device including: zero-phase current measuring means for measuring a zero-phase current in power-feed lines, provided in the power-feed lines between an inverter device and the motor; and command control means for putting rotation of the motor on standby; wherein the zero-phase current measuring means measures the total of phase currents fed into respective phases so as not to rotate a shaft even when an external force is applied to the shaft during the rotation being on standby, whereby allowing regular detection of insulation degradation without switching over the power-feed lines connected with the load device.

Device for detecting insulation degradation

An object of the invention is to provide a diagnostic method for an oil-filled electrical device that considers a temperature distribution in the oil-filled electrical device and enables accurate diagnosis to be conducted even when the method is applied to diagnosis of an actually operating device, and further provide a method with which such diagnosis of an oil-filled electrical device can be conducted from a component analysis value of an insulating oil in the oil-filled electrical device. The invention is a diagnostic method for an oil-filled electrical device including in an insulating oil a metal part wrapped with insulating paper, and determines that a time when a surface resistivity of a maximum precipitation site where metal sulfide is most precipitated on the insulating paper reaches a preset surface resistivity management value is a time of occurrence of an abnormality.

Diagnostic method for oil-filled electrical device, diagnostic device for implementing the diagnostic method, and oil-filled electrical device provided with the diagnostic device

In a stationary induction apparatus, an inter-partial-coil insulating plate and a plurality of inter-partial-coil spacer insulators form a refrigerant flow path in conjunction with each other. A space having an inter-partial-coil insulation dimension for withstanding an abnormal voltage is formed between a pair of partial coils. The inter-partial-coil insulating plate and the inter-partial-coil spacer insulators support both the pair of partial coils at an insulated state so as to maintain the inter-partial-coil insulation dimension. The insulators are arranged so as to be overlapped with each other in the direction in which mutually adjacent partial coils are opposed to each other.

Stationary induction apparatus

A semiconductor device includes an insulator substrate mounted on a base plate, the insulator substrate having an upper electrode, semiconductor chips mounted on the insulator substrate, external terminals for establishing external electrical connections of the semiconductor device, wires for establishing electrical connections among the external terminals, the upper electrode and the semiconductor chips, a case accommodating the insulator substrate, the semiconductor chips, the external terminals and the wires which are sealed by a sealing material filled in the case, a lid for protecting an upper part of the sealing material, and an insulative low electrification covering fitted on each wire, the low electrification covering having a lesser tendency to produce an electric charge buildup than the sealing material.

Semiconductor device

In an inverter system including of an electric-power converter and an ac rotating machine, over-voltage generated in the ac rotating machine is controlled by a low-cost system configuration. The system includes: an electric-power converter; a three-phase ac rotating machine; and a four-core non-coaxial cable, having a ground line and three-phase electric-power supplying lines, connecting the electric-power converter to the three-phase ac rotating machine. One or two capacitors are connected between the ground line and one or two of the electric-power supplying lines, at electric-power supplying terminals on the rotating machine, so that respective capacitances between the three-phase electric-power supplying lines and the ground line are approximately equal to each other.

Inverter system, AC rotating machine and electric power converter

An optical submarine communication system has a land cable connected to a terminal apparatus which is installed on land near the seashore for transmitting an optical signal and electric power. The land cable is connected to an optical submarine cable through a beach manhole, and a repeater is connected to the optical submarine cable. The optical submarine communication system has a surge suppressor provided on the land cable, whereby a surge generated from the terminal apparatus side because of a lightning stroke or an insulation failure is suppressed and prevented from reaching and damaging the repeater.

Optical submarine communication system and surge suppressing apparatus of the optical submarine communication system

In an IGBT module which contains an IGBT device and a diode device connected to each other and accommodated in a case and which radiates heat generated in operation through a radiation board, an object is to reduce the area of the module in the lateral direction to achieve size reduction. The collector electrode surface of an IGBT device is provided on a radiation board, and an element connecting conductor is bonded with conductive resin on the emitter electrode surface. The anode electrode surface of a diode device is bonded on it with the conductive resin. The IGBT device and the diode device are thus stacked and connected in the vertical direction.

Semiconductor module

A current detecting sensor includes parallel flat plates opposed in a substantially U-shape in cross-section. Since the flat plates are opposed to each other, the current detecting sensor has reduced inductance, significantly decreasing frequency dependency of outputs from detection terminals.

Power semiconductor module

An object is to obtain long-term reliability of an electric connection in a power semiconductor module. In a power semiconductor module, the main circuit interconnection directly connected to a power semiconductor chip (,) is formed of a busbar (,) and the power semiconductor chip (,) and the busbar electrode (,) of the busbar (,) are electrically connected through a conductive resin (,). A member (,) having lower thermal expansion than the busbar electrode (,) is joined to the busbar electrode (,) in the part adjacent to said power semiconductor chip (,).

A circuit board includes an insulating substrate having opposed first and second surfaces and a thickness; and first and second conductive layers disposed on the first and second surfaces of the insulating substrate, respectively, wherein the first conductive layer has an end surface projecting outwardly from the first conductive layer in a direction generally parallel to the first surface of the insulating substrate, and a contact surface in contact with the insulating substrate and joining the end surface at a junction, wherein the end surface is spaced from the first surface of the insulating substrate except at the junction.

Circuit board with conductor layer for increased breakdown voltage

An ion implanter has a sample table on which a sample is placed, and means for injecting ions into the sample by applying an ion beam to the sample on the sample table. The ion implanter has magnetic field applying means for generating radial magnetic fields on the surface of the sample from near the center of the sample to outside of the outer periphery of the sample. The secondary electrons generated when the ion beam irradiates the sample table or the sample, including the secondary electrons generated from the sample table near the outer periphery of the sample, are trapped in the magnetic fields and transferred to the central portion of the sample. The secondary electrons are attracted by the electrostatic charge of the ions injected to the surface of the sample and recombine with the ions. Consequently, the electrostatic charge on the surface of the sample is decreased, preventing generation of device defects caused by electrostatic discharge damage.

Ion implanter

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Hirotaka Muto