Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Heating Appliances Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Jgc Corporation

Japan Gasoline Co., Ltd.

Kenji Satoh

Takashi Furuhata

Nobuo Azuma

Hajime Tachikawa

Mitsuru Watanabe

Katsuo Mohri

Naohiko Kagawa

Toshiaki Ozeki

Hideo Nishijima

Akira Shibata

Isao Fukushima

Toshimichi Terada

Keiichi Komatsu

Yoshio Mochida

Yoshiyuki Azuma

Yuuhei Abe

Yoshinori Masuda

Taihei Nakama

Tunehiko Teshima

Shin Kawachi

Masao Izumiyama

Yoshitaka Yuasa

Yasuhide Mogi

Shun-ichi Ohya

Sei Tange

There is disclosed a flat panel display device which is thin in thickness, light in weight, and improved in durability. A liquid crystal display panel,and a surface light source unit,are held between a base enclosure,of a housing,and a surface cover member,. The display panel,is connected to rotatable support members,which rotatably support the display panel,The surface light source unit,includes a tube-like light source,a reflector,and an inverter circuit,to drive the light source,which are disposed close to the support members,in the enclosure,The surface light source unit,further includes a light guide,which is gradually thinner in thickness from the side of the support member,to its opposite side. The enclosure,further includes a bottom plate,which is also gradually thinner in thickness from the side of the support member,to its opposite side.

Flat panel display device

An improved apparatus for treating waste water containing volatile and corrosive substances by steam-stripping to remove the volatile and corrosive substances from the waste water. The apparatus has a liquid pooling zone installed at a part over the waste water supplying part of a stripper tower and liquid distributor at the top of the tower, and pipe arrangement is prepared to recycle liquid drawn from the liquid pooling zone to the liquid distributor. In the pipe arrangement, a cooler for the recycling liquid is installed. Serious corrosion can be avoided utilizing this apparatus.

Apparatus for treating waste water

A tracking control device for use in a rotary magnetic head type magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus, having a device for generating synchronizing signals in synchronism with the rotation of rotary magnetic heads, at a recording mode, records on a magnetic tape original information signals time-base converted so that the synchronizing information included in the information signals is in a predetermined synchronizing relation with said synchronizing signals, together with said synchronizing information; and at a reproduction mode of the recorded information, time-base converts the information signals and synchronizing information to restore the original information and controls the relative speed between the magnetic tape and rotary magnetic heads so that the time of the phase difference between the synchronizing signals and the reproduced synchronizing information is a predetermined value.

Tracking control method and device in rotary head type magnetic

In a device for separating the moisture contained in the cycling steam discharged out of a steam turbine and reheating the low-temperature steam is disclosed, a central chamber is defined between a pair of moisture separating structures and the bottoms of the central chamber, and the separating structures are closed by a closure structure. A steam chamber which is in communication with the central chamber is defined by a pair of side walls and the upper edge of each of the pair of side walls is loosely fitted into a guide groove defined by a pair of spaced guide plates which in turn are securely joined to the inner surface of the cylindrical shell.

Combined moisture separator and reheater

A reheater for a steam power plant generally comprises a tube plate, a header including a high-temperature chamber and a low-temperature chamber defined outwardly of the tube plate, and a number of heat-exchanger tubes bent into U-shapes, both ends of which are secured to the tube plate. The reheater further comprises nozzle members, each having a flange portion, inserted into the upstream ends of the heat-exchanger tubes, respectively, and a bellmouth plate having a number of holes, secured detachably to the tube plate such that the holes align with the nozzle members. The flange portions of the nozzle members are secured firmly between the bellmouth plate and the tube plate.

Reheating device of steam power plant

A detector circuit for detecting a phase or frequency error of an input signal. One mode of at least two detection modes is selected according to a phase or a frequency of the input signal with each mode having a reference value of a phase or a frequency of the input signal and reference values of the detection modes being different from each other. A pulse signal having a phase corresponding to a difference between an actual phase or frequency of the input signal and the reference value of the phase or the frequency is generated, and a predetermined carrier signal is pulse width modulated with a predetermined modulation factor in response to the pulse signal, the modulation factor being different for each detection mode.

Method and apparatus for detecting a phase or frequency error of a signal

A method and apparatus for reproducing information at variable speeds from a magnetic tape by correcting a deviation between at least one video track of the magnetic tape and a rotating head during a tape stop state of an intermittent drive for a noiseless slow-still picture in a video tape recorder using pilot signals. A series of pulses produced by a frequency generator of a capstan for feeding the tape is counted during the tape feeding state of an intermittent drive in order to detect a timing of the stopping of the tape feeding. As the count number equals a set value corresponding to a regular amount of feeding of the tape during the intermittent drive, the tape feeding is controlled to stop. A tracking error signal is produced from the pilot signals reproduced from the tape by the rotating head within the tape stop state of the intermittent drive and the set value for the next tape feeding of the intermittent drive is adjusted in response to the tracking error signal.

Method and apparatus for reproducing information at variable speeds from

A variable-speed picture reproducing apparatus for obtaining noise-free slow-motion reproduction pictures suitable for use in a helical-scanning magnetic picture recording/reproducing system in which the tracking pilot signal is recorded along with the video signal on the video track. The apparatus include a drive for transporting the tape intermittently, a detecting arrangement for detecting that the tracking error signal derived from the pilot signal picked up during the intermittent tape transportation rises or falls across a predetermined level, and a control arrangement for performing tape stop control including a reversal braking for a capstan motor of the drive upon expiration of a delay time determined by a predetermined computation following the time point of the detection of the signal level.

Variable speed picture reproducing apparatus for video tape recorder

A magnetic tape transport controller for a magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus in which a pilot signal for tracking control having four different frequencies is recorded on a magnetic tape by a rotary magnetic head and the magnetic tape is transported in a playback mode at a different tape speed than that in a recording mode. The tape transport controller has means for detecting an amplitude change of a specific one of signals derived by frequency-converting a reproduced pilot signal and controlling the tape speed such that the frequency of the amplitude change is maintained at a predetermined frequency. It also has a phase control loop to control the tape speed such that a phase of the specific signal coincides with a phase of a reference signal. In the playback mode in which the tape is transported at the different speed than that in the recording mode, frequencies of a local pilot signal used to frequency-convert the reproduced pilot signal are switched in the opposite order to that of the switching of the frequencies in the recording mode. A detection circuit which detects a difference between two frequency converted signals of different frequencies and amplifies the difference inverts a polarity of an output signal for each track switching in a standard speed playback mode and does not invert the polarity in a variable speed playback mode.

Variable speed playback controller for a video tape recorder

A device for controlling consecutive recording of video information containing signals, on a magnetic recording medium in a magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus, fed from a video camera with variable time spacing. The device comprises a control switch rendered non-conductive or conductive when a pause switch in the magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus is actuated or released, and a member for initializing a sync signal generator in the video camera with a signal produced in synchronism with the rotation of a head carrying disc driving motor of the magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus, whereby energy consumption is lowered and synchronization between successive video information signals is attained rapidly during the consecutive recording of video information signals from the video camera.

Device for controlling consecutive recording of video information

A high-frequency heating apparatus including a heating chamber accommodating an object to be heated and a high-frequency oscillator supplying its high-frequency output into the heating chamber to heat the object by the high-frequency energy. The high-frequency heating apparatus comprises an output change-over device for changing over the level of the high-frequency output of the high-frequency oscillator and a temperature sensing device for sensing the temperature of the object being heated. The output change-over device is actuated to reduce the power level of the high-frequency output of the high-frequency oscillator when the level of the output signal of the temperature sensing device attains a predetermined temperature setting, and thereafter, the high-frequency oscillator supplying the high-frequency output of reduced power level is turned on-off a plurality of times depending on the level of the output signal of the temperature sensing device relative to the temperature setting.

High-frequency heating apparatus

A magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus for sequentially recording each of four pilot signals of different frequencies on each video track to be multiplexed with a video signal and reproducing the video signal and the pilot signals at which time the pilot signals are separated from the video signal and used as a tracking signal to control the transport speed of the magnetic tape, wherein upon reproduction the levels of the pilot signals reproduced from the right and left adjacent video tracks are detected and one of the reproduced pilot signals from the right and left adjacent tracks is controlled in its level so that the tape travelling speed is controlled to make the center of the video head scan the same position on the track as upon recording.

Magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus

When the number of revolutions of a motor, or a motor speed is reduced half, a gain of a frequency-voltage converter is doubled. By taking advantage of this fact, a gain of an error signal amplifier disposed at the poststage of the frequency-voltage converter is automatically changed to be half interlocking with a switching operation for switching the number of the motor revolutions to the half.

Automatic gain control apparatus for a motor servo system

A high frequency energy apparatus is provided in which high frequency energy is supplied into a heating chamber containing an object to be heated for heating the same. A temperature sensor unit senses either the temperature of air within the heating chamber or the temperature of air flowing out of the heating chamber and a memory unit memorizes a sensed air temperature. When a difference between the air temperature sensed and the memorized temperature reaches a preset value, the amount of supply of the high frequency energy is varied. The preset value is varied with the heating time for heating the object more properly.

High frequency energy apparatus with automatic heating cycle control

In a high-frequency energy apparatus, a heat generating element is disposed on a ventilation path of the high-frequency energy apparatus, which path is channeled through a heating chamber. When the heating time is automatically controlled, external air is introduced into the heating chamber, and when the heating time is manually controlled by such a means as a timer, on the other hand, hot air which has been heated by the heat generating element is introduced into the heating chamber so that the deposition of dew on the wall of heating chamber and the obscuring of a viewing panel of the heating chamber due to moisture may be prevented.

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Yokohama, Japan

Kenji Satoh