Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Hitachi High-tech Corporation

Kohei Eto

Takashi Kojima

Keisuke Suzuki

Yuji Enomoto

Kenichiro Okura

Takumi Kijima

Haruhiko Matoba

Tomomi Matsui

Seiji Okita

Eiji Katayama

A coil bobbin of the present disclosure is a coil bobbin attached to a stator core of a distributed winding radial gap-type rotating electric machine, and includes a teeth holding portion and a slot insulator which are made of an insulator. The teeth holding portion has: a first wall surface that covers a first circumferential side surface of a tooth of the stator core; a second wall surface that covers at least a part of a second circumferential side surface of the tooth; and a third wall surface that covers both side surfaces in an axial direction of the tooth. The slot insulator is formed integrally with the first wall surface of the teeth holding portion, and has a plurality of through-holes extending in the axial direction and arrayed in a radial direction.

Coil bobbin, stator core of distributed winding radial gap-type rotating electric machine, and distributed winding radial gap-type rotating electric machine

A video projection device includes an optical engine, a projection lens, a reflection mirror, a non-spherical mirror, a screen, and a cabinet which covers the lower surface and the back surface of the screen. The projection lens and the non-spherical mirror are placed at an approximate center in the leftward and rightward directions of the screen and at a back portion within the cabinet. The reflection mirror is placed at an approximate center in the leftward and rightward directions of the screen and at a front portion within the cabinet. The video projection device further includes projection-unit structural members for integrally coupling the projection lens, the reflection mirror and the non-spherical mirror to each other, thereby forming a projection unit.

Video projection device easy for adjustment work

A projection-type image display apparatus includes a screen on which an image is projected; and a frame that holds a periphery of the screen. The frame includes a plurality of frame units that respectively extend along a plurality of sides of the screen and holds a rim of the screen, and a coupling member that couples the frame units that abut at a corner portion. Each end of the coupling member is fitted into an enclosed section formed at a rear portion of each of the frame units at a position hidden behind the screen.

Projection-type image display apparatus

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Kohei Eto