Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

J-oil Mills, Inc.

Other

Ykk Ap Inc.

Konica Corporation

Anritsu Corporation

Evermate Co., Ltd.

Fuji Paper Chemical Co., Ltd.

Kobayashi, Isao

Isao Kobayashi

Noriyuki Kaifu

Shinichi Takeda

Tadao Endo

Toshio Kameshima

Kazuaki Tashiro

Hidemasa Mizutani

Masakazu Morishita

Toshihiro Saika

Hideki Nonaka

Toshikazu Tamura

Satoshi Itabashi

Takashi Ogura

Yutaka Endo

Osamu Tsujii

Masaru Goto

Chiori Mochizuki

Yuya Nagahata

Tomoyuki Yagi

Tatsuya Yamazaki

Takamasa Ishii

Masato Yamanobe

Tatsundo Kawai

Takayuki Ishii

Tetsuya Shimada

Yuji Kikuchi

Akira Hirai

Mitsutoshi Nakajima

Kazuhiro Kanayama

Kouji Tomoda

Yasushi Nakano

Hiroyuki Fujita

Toshiaki Sato

Hiroshi Furukawa

Akihiro Maezawa

Eiichi Takami

Akira Tago

Haruhiko Masutomi

Hideaki Wakamatsu

Akira Funakoshi

Junichi Yamayoshi

Shinichi Hayashi

Koji Matsuda

Hiroto Itoh

Hiroshi Nabetani

Shigeru Kinugawa

Takahiro Kawakatsu

Koji Kawakita

Junpei Kubota

Sadatoshi Nishibuchi

Hironoshin Takao

Yoh Sano

Shogo Kawai

Chiori Mochizuku

Provided is a resin profile joining method of joining a pair of resin profiles. The method includes: holding one resin profile and another resin profile of the pair of resin profiles with a first mold and a second mold, respectively; heating the end surfaces of the pair of resin profiles in no contact with the end surfaces of the pair of resin profiles to melt the pair of resin profiles; after the heating, moving each of the first mold and the second mold relative to the pair of resin profiles in a longitudinal direction of a corresponding resin profile of the pair of resin profiles; and crimping the end surfaces of the pair of resin profiles to each other while keeping the first mold and the second mold in contact with the surfaces of the pair of resin profiles.

Resin profile joining method and resin profile joining device

A resin frame includes frame members combined into a frame shape that includes a corner portion, and a joint portion joining a pair of the frame members which are adjacent to each other at the corner portion. The joint portion includes an entire-surface welded portion, in which end surfaces of the pair of the frame members are welded to each other over an entire surface in a thickness direction of a plate portion of the frame members, and a partial welded portion, in which the end surfaces of the pair of the frame members are welded to each other on one side of the entire surface in the thickness direction while another side of the entire surface in the thickness direction is not welded. The entire-surface welded portion and the partial welded portion are present at different portions on an outer periphery of the joint portion.

Manufacturing method of resin frame

Resin frame and fitting

A composition containing a starch at a content of equal to or higher than 75% by mass, wherein the composition contains a low molecular weight starch as the starch at a content of equal to or higher than 3% by mass and equal to or lower than 45% by mass, the low molecular weight starch being obtainable from a starch containing amylose at a content of equal to or higher than 5% by mass as a raw material, wherein a peak molecular weight of the low molecular weight starch is equal to or higher than 3&#xd7;10and equal to or lower than 5&#xd7;10, wherein a degree of swelling in cold water of the composition at 25 degrees C. is equal to or higher than 7 and equal to or lower than 20, and wherein a content of an oversieve fraction of a granulated material in the composition on 0.5 mm mesh is equal to or lower than 50% by mass.

Composition, batter material using same, food or drink and feed, and method of producing composition

An oil- or fat-processed starch, exhibiting a solubility of equal to or higher than 9.5% by mass and equal to or lower than 45% by mass, and an emulsifying capacity of equal to or higher than 50% and equal to or lower than 100%.

Oil&#x2014;or fat-processed starch and method for producing same

An intestinal environment-improving agent containing, as an effective component, a starch with a high resistant starch content that satisfies the following conditions (a), (b), (c), and (d):

Intestinal environment-improving agent

Disclosed is a tissue paper supply case comprising a case body for containing tissue paper, a lid having a slot-like take-out hole for taking out the tissue paper therethrough, a platform member mounted within the case body for placing the tissue paper thereon, and means for energizing the platform member from the bottom of the case body toward the lid, wherein the lid is provided on its inner surface with a plurality of lid projections formed in parallel rows to the take-out hole on both sides of the take-out hole, which lid projections are tapered each having a protrusion height becoming larger with increasing distance from the take-out hole, and the platform member is provided on its upper surface with a plurality of platform projections formed in parallel rows to the take-out hole on both sides of the position facing the take-out hole, which platform projections are tapered each having a protrusion height becoming larger with increasing distance from the position facing the take-out hole and wherein the plurality of lid projections formed on the lid and the plurality of platform projections formed on the platform member are placed oppositely alternating with each other.

Tissue paper supply case

Disclosed is a resistant starch-rich starch which satisfies the requirements (a), (b), (c) and (d), below:

Resistant starch-rich starch, beverage and food using the same, and method of producing resistant starch-rich starch

Disclosed is a photoelectric converter. According to the present invention, a photoelectric converter comprises a plurality of substrates, which are located adjacent to each other and on which a plurality of photoelectric conversion devices are two-dimensionally arranged, either scan circuits or detection circuits, at least, that are arranged on two opposing sides of the photoelectric converter, whereby scanning directions either from the scan circuits or from the detection circuits, which are arranged on the two opposing sides, are capable of being set so as to be performed in like directions.

Photoelectric converter

A package for a paper slip stack, which can steadily and stably store the paper slip stack bundled by a packaging sheet and can be easily released from the packaging sheet after being contained in a paper holder. The paper slip stack is formed by alternately interlocking half parts (and) of twofold paper slips () with one another oppositely in their folded directions so as to stack the paper slips in piles in their mutually interconnected state. The slips are bundled by a packaging sheet () which is provided with a tab () that protrudes outward from one side of the paper slip stack. A frangible part is formed anywhere in a longitudinal direction of the packaging sheet so as to be broken or cut by a tensioning force produced by pulling the tab.

Package for paper slip stack

A photoelectric converter includes a plurality of substrates, which are located adjacent to each other and on which a plurality of photoelectric conversion devices are two-dimensionally arranged, and either scan circuits or detection circuits that are arranged on two opposing sides of the photoelectric converter, whereby scanning directions either from the scan circuits or from the detection circuits, which are arranged on the two opposing sides, are capable of being set so as to be performed in like directions.

Photoelectric converter and X-ray image pick-up device

A photoelectric converter of a high signal-to-noise ratio, low cost, high productivity and stable characteristics and a system including the above photoelectric converter. The photoelectric converter includes a photoelectric converting portion in which a first electrode layer, an insulating layer for inhibiting carriers from transferring, a photoelectric converting semiconductor layer of a non-single-crystal type, an injection blocking layer for inhibiting a first type of carriers from being injected into the semiconductor layer and a second electrode layer are laminated in this order on an insulating substrate.

Photoelectric converter, its driving method, and system including the photoelectric converter

An imaging device which assures high-quality image information free from a line noise by extracting line noise information from a taken image, detecting an existence of an extrinsic line noise in the image, and correcting the line noise if it exists. The imaging device comprises a memory circuit for storing image pick-up outputs at imaging of a two-dimensional area sensor comprising photosensors or radiation sensors, an extrinsic line noise detection unit for detecting an extrinsic line noise in the image pick-up outputs stored in the memory circuit, and an arithmetic processing circuit for calculating an output quantity of the detected extrinsic line noise. The line noise is eliminated by correcting the image pick-up outputs on the basis of the obtained output quantity of the extrinsic line noise.

Imaging device and imaging method for use in such device

A radiation reader including a conversion device, and a method of driving the radiation reader. The conversion device includes (a) a pixel including a conversion device for converting an incident radiation into an electric charge, and (b) a reading circuit including at least one field effect transistor for reading the electric charge from the pixel in an amplifying manner as a signal containing a noise. The reading circuit includes first storage means for storing the signal containing the noise, second storage means for storing the noise, and processing means for deriving an output signal not containing the noise based on a first output from the first storage means and a second output from the second storage means.

Photoelectric converter and radiation reader

Photoelectric converter and x-ray image pick-up device

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Atsugi, Japan

Isao Kobayashi