Fujitsu Corporation

Shinwa Controls Co., Ltd

Keisuke Sato

Masao Kondo

Masatoshi Ishii

Kazunori Yamanaka

Akihiko Akasegawa

Kazuaki Kurihara

Kenji Maruyama

Teru Nakanishi

Masakatsu Yamawaki

Isamu Sasaki

Katsutoshi Sakai

A temperature control system according to one embodiment includes: a refrigeration apparatus in which a compressor, a condenser, an expansion valve and an evaporator are connected in this order for circulating a refrigerant; a fluid circulation apparatus that causes a fluid to be heat-exchanged in the evaporator, then sends the fluid to a temperature control object, and again causes the fluid having passed through the temperature control object to be heat-exchanged in the evaporator, the fluid circulation apparatus having a heater at a position downstream of the temperature control object and upstream of the evaporator; and a control apparatus. The control apparatus activates the heater to heat the fluid by the heater, when the fluid circulation apparatus has become in a no-load operation state or a no-load-operation transition operation state, wherein the no-load operation state is a state in which the fluid and the temperature control object do not heat-exchange, the no-load-operation transition operation state is a state that is in transition to the no-load operation state.

Temperature control system and control method of temperature control system

A filter includes a dielectric substrate; an electrode layer continuously formed covering a first side of the dielectric substrate; a disk-shaped electrode pattern provided on a second side of the dielectric substrate, the disk-shaped electrode pattern and the electrode layer holding the dielectric substrate therebetween; a ground slot having an opening that is formed asymmetrically with respect to the center of a circular area included in the electrode layer and exposes the dielectric substrate, the circular area and the disk-shaped electrode pattern holding the dielectric substrate therebetween.

Superconducting filter with disk-shaped electrode pattern

A three-dimensional filter includes a pair of superconductor films opposed to each other, and a three-dimensional resonator made of dielectric and situated between the superconductor films, wherein one of the superconductor films is movable relative to the three-dimensional resonator.

Three-dimensional filter with movable superconducting film for tuning the filter

The present invention is to provide a semiconductor memory device capable of providing excellent storage properties, scaling and high integration and a method of fabricating the same. A semiconductor memory device has a multiferroic film exhibiting ferroelectricity and ferromagnetism, a channel region on an interface of a semiconductor substrate below the multiferroic film, source and drain regions formed on both sides of the channel region, a gate electrode (data write electrode) applying gate voltage to the multiferroic film to write data in such a way that the orientation of magnetization is changed as corresponding to the orientation of dielectric polarization, and source and drain electrodes (data read electrodes) that read data based on a deviation in a flow of the carrier, the deviation caused by applying the Lorentz force to the carrier flowing in the channel region from a magnetic field occurring in the channel region because of magnetization.

Semiconductor memory device and method of fabricating the same

An optical waveguide is formed of a stack of electro-optic effect films. A stress-relief layer is formed between a substrate and the optical waveguide. The stress-relief layer is comprised of a metal material having a thermal expansion coefficient of 10&#xd7;10/&#xb0; C. or higher, for example, a metal material whose major component is one of Au, Ag, and an alloy thereof, and has a function of relieving a binding force to the optical waveguide ascribable to the substrate.

Optical element

A core layer of an optical waveguide is grown as a film comprised of an electro-optic material with a rhombohedral structure and grown above a substrate with (100) crystal orientation on a major face.

Optical element and optical switch

In an optical element aimed at readily and accurately controlling a refractive index of an electrooptic effect film, and at making the device adaptive to further downsizing, a voltage control unit controls the refractive index of light in an optical waveguide between two values of a first voltage and a second voltage bounded at a predetermined voltage which corresponds to an anti-ferroelectric phase transition point, based on a fact that the refractive index of a core layer of the optical waveguide largely varies in a digital manner at the predetermined voltage, but is kept almost constant thereunder and thereabove.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Keisuke Sato