Hamamatsu-photonics K.k.

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Fujifilm Corporation

Katsuhiro Ishii

Toshiyuki Kawashima

Osamu Komeda

Takashi Sekine

Nakahiro Satoh

Yasuhiko Nishimura

Yoneyoshi Kitagawa

Yoshitaka Mori

Ryohei Hanayama

Hirofumi Kan

Yukinobu Sugiyama

Munenori Takumi

Naoki Nakamura

Takashi Kurita

Sohichiro Nakamura

Keisuke Uchida

Kazuhisa Fujita

Hirozumi Azuma

Shinichiro Okihara

Atsushi Sunahara

Yuki Sato

Mitsutaka Kakeno

Ken-Ichi Kitayama

A solid-state imaging device includes a pixel array unit, a row control unit, a row readout unit, a column control unit, and a column readout unit. The pixel array unit includes MN pixels each including a photodiode for generating charges by receiving light and arrayed two-dimensionally in M rows and N columns. The pixel inputs an m-th row control signal output from the row control unit to an m-th row control line, inputs an n-th column control signal output from the column control unit to an n-th column control line, and selects whether the charges generated in the photodiode are output to an m-th row output line or an n-th column output line based on a logical value of each of the m-th row control signal and the n-th column control signal.

Solid-state imaging device by compressive sensing technique

The device has a target supply unitfor supplying a targetto a chamber, a target monitorfor monitoring the targetpresent inside the chamber, a laser light irradiatorfor irradiating the targetpresent inside the chamber, with laser light, and a controller. The target supply unitemits the targetat a timing for emitting, that is controlled by the controller, into a preset emission directioninside the chamber, and the controllercalculates an irradiation pointwith the laser light, calculates a timing for arriving of the targetat the irradiation point, and makes the laser light irradiatorirradiate the target with the laser light, based on the irradiation pointand the timing for arriving.

Device for quantum beam generation, method for quantum beam generation, and device for laser fusion

A target shell monitoring devicethat monitors an attitude and a position of the target shell Tg, a compression laser output devicethat irradiates the target shell Tgwith a compression laser light LS, and a heating laser output devicethat irradiates the target shell Tgwith a heating laser light LSfollowing the compression laser light LSare provided. The target shell Tghas a hollow spherical shell shape, includes an approximately spherical space Sp on an inner side thereof, includes at least one through hole Hconnecting an outer side thereof and the space Sp, and includes, on an outer surface Sfthereof, irradiation areas Arand Arto be irradiated with compression laser lights.

Laser fusion device and nuclear fusion generating method

There is provided a dynamic light-scattering measuring apparatus including: a Mach-Zehnder interferometer; and a low-coherence light source. Further, there is provided a method for measuring light-scattering intensity of particles in a medium, including the steps of: providing a Mach-Zehnder interferometer; and measuring light-scattering intensity from light emitted from a low-coherence light source, in accordance with a dynamic light-scattering intensity measuring process.

Dynamic light-scattering measuring apparatus using low-coherence light source and light-scattering measuring method of using the apparatus

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Katsuhiro Ishii