Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.

Kenta Hayashi

Makoto Nakamura

Hiroshi Satou

Katsumi Yamamoto

Hideto Sakata

Yusaku Seki

Naoyuki Akiyama

Kyosuke Taguchi

Masahiko Soeda

An indoor unit for an air-conditioning apparatus includes an insulation box that has a space that receives a heat exchanger, an insulation panel that is disposed between the insulation box and an outer panel and that has an air inlet passage and an air outlet passage, and a casing to which the outer panel is attached. The casing contains the insulation box and the insulation panel. The insulation box has a first outside-air introduction passage that is located apart from the space and that is communicable with an outside of the casing. The insulation panel has a second outside-air introduction passage that is located apart from the air outlet passage and that is communicable between the first outside-air introduction passage and the air inlet passage.

Indoor unit for air-conditioning apparatus and air-conditioning apparatus

A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate including a first surface in which an integrated circuit and an I/O pad electrically connected to the integrated circuit are formed, and a second surface which is an opposite side to the first surface, where a two-stage through-hole is formed in the semiconductor substrate, the semiconductor substrate including a first shape portion having a tapered shape which has a wall surface and of which a diameter of an opening becomes smaller toward a bottom of the hole from the second surface side to a predetermined position of the semiconductor substrate in a thickness direction, and including a second shape portion having a cylindrical shape which extends from the first shape portion to the I/O pad on the first surface side, and that includes an inorganic insulating film which is formed on the wall surface of the two-stage through-hole and the second surface.

Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing same

An inspecting method for grasping the inspection result on an intermediate (or an n-th) treatment without long extension of time, in case predetermined treatments of a predetermined number (N times) are exerted on a plurality of sheets running on a conveyor line, before all the treatments of N-times are ended. The inspecting method for inspecting an object subjected to the predetermined treatment includes performing the predetermined treatment repeatedly by the N-times (N: a natural number of 2 or more) sequentially on the individual objects being conveyed on the conveyor line, and an inspecting step of testing such a leading one of the objects as has been subjected to the n-th (n: a natural number of 1 or more but N or less) treatment, and returning the tested object to after such one of the targets as was subjected to the n-th treatment.

Testing method, testing and processing system, processing device, testing device, manufacturing/testing device, and manufacturing/testing method

A projection height measuring method measures the height of a projection having a conical shape, formed on the surface of a workpiece. The area having the projection is imaged at an angle of depression. A projection area is extracted by classifying an area in the image into a bright area, a dark area and an intermediate area. From these, an area composed of the bright area and the dark area indicates the projection area, and the intermediate area indicates the work area. The length of the bottom surface diameter the length of a generatrix of the projection area are determined. The height of the projection is calculated based on the two lengths and the angle of depression.

Projection height measuring method, projection height measuring apparatus and program

A printed matter inspection method and device which detects a defect on the printed matter including a partially inputting camera capable of being moved in a width direction of the printed matter by a mover which inputs a partial image of a pattern on the printed matter and a whole image inputting camera disposed apart from the partially inputting camera by a predetermined distance in the direction the printed matter flows which inputs a whole image including the whole pattern and coordinating, based on a relationship between a position on the whole image, of the partial image and a width-directionwise reference point set on the whole image, the width-directionwise position on the whole image and the width-directionwise position on the mover with each other, when the partially inputting camera is located on an origin set on the mover, positioning and then setting a photographing point, which is to be input by said partially inputting camera, on said whole image, calculating a width-directionwise pixel number between said set photographing point and said width-directionwise reference point on said whole image, multiplying said calculated width-directionwise pixel number by a width-directionwise resolution of said whole image to calculate the width-directionwise moving amount on said moving mechanism; moving said partially inputting camera up to a target position corresponding to said width-directionwise moving amount; and inputting said partial image at an arbitrary timing by said partially inputting camera moved up to said target position.

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Kenta Hayashi