Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Hisafumi Ebisawa

Tsuyoshi Oyaizu

Yukio Okudo

Akihiko Yamano

Hideaki Yui

Yoshikatsu Ichimura

Ichiro Harada

Hiroki Takahashi

Tsuyoshi Ooya

An apparatus acquiring an image of a subject of a phase object includes: a first light irradiation unit irradiating the subject with a parallel light as a first light; a second light irradiation unit irradiating the subject with a second light at an incidence angle different from that of the first light irradiation unit; an imaging lens having a telecentric optical system; and an imaging unit which images the subject irradiated with at least one of the first light and the second light through the imaging lens, wherein the optical axis of the imaging lens is parallel to an optical path of the first light irradiation unit, the imaging unit is arranged on the optical axis opposite to the first light irradiation unit to the subject, and an optical path length adjusting unit controlling the distance between the telecentric optical system and the subject on the optical axis is arranged.

Image acquisition apparatus, image acquisition method, and medium

A particle container includes a measurement section in which a measurement region is formed and the measurement section measurably accommodates multiple particles in the measurement region. The measurement section is configured to change a width of the measurement region in the measuring direction of measuring the particles.

Particle container and particle filling apparatus

An object information acquiring apparatus includes a probe configured to irradiate ultrasonic waves to an object, receive ultrasonic echoes, and convert the ultrasonic echoes into electric signals, a scanning unit configured to cause the probe to perform back-and-forth scanning on the object, an ultrasonic control unit configured to control irradiation of ultrasonic waves, a signal processing unit configured to obtain an ultrasonic, and a combining unit configured to combine a plurality of ultrasonic images. The scanning unit causes the probe to perform back-and-forth scanning on the object such that regions subjected to ultrasonic irradiation performed by the probe in forward and backward paths in the back-and-forth scanning overlap with each other. The ultrasonic control unit employs different methods for irradiating ultrasonic waves in the forward and backward paths. The combining unit combines a plurality of ultrasonic images with one another.

Object information acquiring apparatus

Provided is an object information acquiring apparatus including a probe in which a plurality of elements transmitting an ultrasound wave to a measurement target region of an object and receiving a reflected wave is arranged in a first direction, and a mechanical scanning unit that moves the probe in the first direction and a direction crossing the first direction. A transmission processor, to each element included in a transmission aperture element row transmitting the ultrasound wave, inputs an input signal for driving the element, and a received signal processor combines received signals obtained by the elements included in a reception aperture element row receiving the ultrasound wave. A generator generates property information on the object from the combined signal, and a controller that determines at least one of the number of elements included in the transmission aperture element row.

A test-object-information acquisition apparatus includes a light radiating unit, a first probe that receives an acoustic wave generated in a test object in response to the test object being irradiated with light radiated by the light radiating unit, a second probe that radiates an ultrasound beam towards the test object and receives a reflected wave from the test object, an ultrasound controller configured to control the second probe, and a scanning unit configured to cause the light radiating unit and the first and second probes to perform a reciprocating scan process across the test object. The ultrasound controller varies a radiation method for radiating the ultrasound beam from the second probe to the test object so that the radiation method is different between an outbound scan and a return scan of the reciprocating scan process.

Test-object-information acquisition apparatus and test-object-information acquisition method

A display panel includes a face plate having a transparent substrate, a plurality of phosphor layers disposed on the transparent substrate for emitting different color lights, and a plurality of transmittance adjustment layers interposed between the transparent substrate and the plurality of phosphor layers. Each transmittance adjustment layer corresponds to each phosphor layer for adjusting the transmittances of the lights emitted from the plurality of phosphor layers, and the transmittance adjustment layers have a filtering function with an approximately constant transmittance in the visible light wavelength region. In addition, a rear plate has a plurality of display elements each corresponding to each phosphor layer, wherein the face plate and the rear plate are disposed so that the phosphor layers formed on the face plate are opposite to the display elements formed on the rear plate.

Face panel for color image display apparatus, panel for color image display apparatus, and color image display apparatus

An image display apparatus includes a face plate with a plurality of light-emitting regions, a rear plate with electron-emitting devices corresponding to the plurality of light-emitting regions, respectively, and a drive circuit that drives the electron-emitting devices. The drive circuit has a correction circuit that calculates a correction value evaluated by influence of emitted electrons from electron-emitting devices which correspond to light-emitting regions around the light-emitting region to be corrected, and corrects a signal input to the electron-emitting device corresponding to the light-emitting region to be corrected based on the correction value. The correction circuit has an adjustment circuit that adjusts the correction value based on variation of characteristics of the plurality of light-emitting regions. Therefore, an image display having improved correction performance and lesser display unevenness can be performed.

Image display apparatus and manufacturing method thereof

A face panel for a color image display apparatus includes a transparent substrate, a plurality of phosphor layers disposed on the transparent substrate for emitting different color lights, and a plurality of transmittance adjustment layers interposed between the transparent substrate and the plurality of phosphor layers in correspondence to the plurality of phosphor layers, respectively, for adjusting the transmittances of the lights emitted from the plurality of phosphor layers. The transmittance adjustment layer has a filtering function having an approximately constant transmittance in the visible light wavelength region, and the transmittances of the plurality of transmittance adjustment layers are set to different values to the respective colors of the phosphor layers corresponding thereto.

There is provided an image display apparatus having: display devices; a spacer; and a drive circuit. The drive circuit has a first correction circuit that corrects inputted data to make it linear with luminance and a second correction circuit. The second correction circuit has a calculation circuit for calculating an evaluation value and an adjustment circuit. The evaluation value relates to suppression effect that the spacer suppresses an influence on the light emission of a predetermined emitting region due to the inputted image data by driving non-corresponding display devices and is calculated by using the electric charge signal after converting a luminance signal into an electric charge signal. The adjustment circuit calculates an adjustment value that refers to a property of a phosphor based on the luminance signal and dynamically calculates the correction value by using the evaluation value and the adjustment value.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hisafumi Ebisawa