Panasonic Intellectual Property Corporation of America

Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Kohei Yamaguchi

Mitsuaki Oshima

Tsutomu Mukai

Kazunori Yamada

Yosuke Matsushita

Shigehiro Iida

Masaru Yamaoka

Shohji Ohtsubo

Mizuho Sakakibara

Hironori Nakae

Michihiro Matsumoto

Tomoaki Ohira

Toshiaki Ohnishi

Hirokazu Kobayashi

Kazushige Yamada

Ryo Yokoyama

Yasuo Kohashi

Keiichi Tanaka

Yukihiro Shimasaki

Toshiyuki Kato

Hitoshi Ishimoto

Kazuya Yamasaki

Masafumi Okubo

Tomonori Nakamura

Yuji Kunitake

Masahiro Ueda

Hidetaka Oto

Tomoyuki Tsurube

Nobuyuki Hirose

Yuji Miyachi

Takao Adachi

Shinji Kondou

Hiroo Ishikawa

Takashi Umemoto

A disclosed capacitor element includes: a first electrode; a dielectric layer covering at least a portion of the first electrode; and a second electrode covering at least a portion of the dielectric layer. The second electrode includes a solid electrolyte layer, a conductive carbon layer covering at least a portion of the solid electrolyte layer, and a metal paste layer covering at least a portion of the carbon layer. The carbon layer includes flake carbon particles and spherical carbon particles. A particle diameter of the spherical carbon particles is less than an average major diameter of the flake carbon particles, or greater than or equal to the average major diameter of the flake carbon particles.

Capacitor element and electrolytic capacitor

An electrolytic capacitor includes a capacitor element that includes an anode body that has a porous structure, a dielectric layer disposed on a surface of the anode body, and a solid electrolyte layer that covers at least a part of the dielectric layer. The anode body contains a first group metal including at least one selected from the group consisting of tantalum, niobium, titanium, aluminum, and zirconium. The dielectric layer contains an oxide of the first group metal and a second group metal including at least one selected from the group consisting of iron, chromium, copper, silicon, molybdenum, sodium, and nickel. A ratio X of a total number of atoms of the second group metal to a total number of atoms of the first group metal in the dielectric layer is equal to or less than 100 ppm.

Electrolytic capacitor comprising an anode body having a porous structure and containing a metal

An image monitoring device includes a luminance calculator and a darkness determiner. The luminance calculator calculates a first average luminance value of an illuminated region which is illuminated with a lamp and a second average luminance value of a non-illuminated region which is not illuminated with the lamp. The illuminated region and the non-illuminated region are included in a video signal generated by capturing with a lens. The darkness determiner determines whether or not the video signal is captured in dark by comparing a difference between the first average luminance value and the second average luminance value with a first threshold value.

Image monitoring device, image monitoring method, and recording medium

This information processing device enables a user to easily move objects between applications simultaneously displayed on touch panels. The information processing device is provided with touch panels on which applications are simultaneously displayed. A touch panel coordinate management unit detects that an application object has existed for a prescribed time in a defined area of the touch panel when the object is being dragged. An application control unit and a display control unit move the display of the application to a position that allows the object to be dropped as a trigger for detecting the existence of the object in the defined area.

Information processing device, information processing method, and information processing program

Provided is a method for configuring wireless connection settings, a wireless communications apparatus, and a display method, the method being executed by the wireless communications apparatus and including: (a) receiving a first radio signal which includes second configuration information; (b) receiving authentication information for use in authenticating a first device from a second device, the authentication information being uniquely associated with the first device; (c) retaining the authentication information; (d) establishing the wireless connection with the first device, using the second configuration information; (e) transmitting a second radio signal which includes the authentication information, to the first device through the wireless connection established; (f) receiving a third radio signal which includes response information to the authentication information; and (g) transmitting the first configuration information to the first device if the response information indicates that the first device has been successfully authenticated.

Method for configuring wireless connection settings, wireless communications apparatus, and display method

A mobile device includes a position sensing unit, a remote control information obtainment unit, and a storage unit. Position information obtained by the position sensing unit is stored in the storage unit in association with remote control information. The mobile device further includes a directional space obtainment unit and an apparatus specification unit. The mobile device recognizes a direction pointed by a user using the mobile device, and enables operation of a terminal apparatus existing in the pointing direction.

Communication device

Communication device for performing wireless communication with an external server based on information received via near field communication

The data processing device includes an acquisition unit that acquires a plurality of pieces of the same category of bio-information about the same person. The bio-information is measured with both a licensed first device and an unlicensed second device. A judgment unit judges whether each acquired piece of bio-information acquired in the previous acquisition was measured by the first device or the second device. A display processing unit displays with different display modes on the same screen, a first data group of a plurality of pieces of bio-information judged to have been measured with the first device and a second data group of a plurality of pieces of bio-information judged to have been measured with the second device. The data processing device identifies data when data from both licensed and unlicensed devices coexist.

Data processing device, data processing system, and data processing method for identifying data from both licensed and unlicensed devices

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Kanagawa, Japan

Kohei Yamaguchi