Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Hitachi Metals, Ltd.

Takeda Chemical Industries, Inc.

Nippon A&l Incorporated

Masaaki Tsuji

Nobunari Tsukamoto

Shigeo Suzuki

Koji Kawahata

Toshiyuki Hattori

Naohiro Itoh

Takashi Otsuki

Yuusuke Kudoh

Ryohsuke Sugiyama

Keishi Sato

Masahiko Ohshima

Yuichiro Kajiwara

Takashi Suetsugu

Hiroshi Ban

Takeshi Suetsugu

Yuuichiro Kajiwara

Kohji Kawahata

Tomohisa Hemmi

A crack detection device performs online identification of the occurrence and propagation of a crack in the surface of the barrel portion of a rolling roll. A rolling roll is provided with the crack detection function without any substantial modification of the rolling device and without any continuous disposition of multiple sensors in the rolling roll. The detection device is incorporated in a rolling device having a barrel portion and shaft portions extending as a unit from both ends of the barrel portion and includes the rolling roll where an AE sensor detecting elastic waves generated on a surface of the barrel portion and a calculation unit calculating a feature value of the elastic waves detected by the AE sensor are disposed in at least one of the shaft portions and a discrimination unit discriminating, from the feature value, elastic waves attributable to a crack occurring in the barrel surface.

Online crack detection device for rolling roll, rolling roll, and online crack detection method for rolling roll

A wireless communication apparatus includes an amplifier circuit configured to amplify a signal output by a wireless communication unit that executes wireless communication, to output the signal having amplified to a transceiver unit; and a decision unit configured to decide, based on an operational mode of the wireless communication unit, whether to transmit the signal from the transceiver unit via the amplifier circuit, or transmit the signal from the transceiver unit without going via the amplifier circuit.

Wireless communication apparatus and mobile device

An amplifier circuit performs an amplification of a carrier signal received by a transmitting and receiving unit. The amplifier circuit includes an impedance matching circuit that performs matching of an impedance of the amplifier circuit when the transmitting and receiving unit and the amplifier circuit are connected. A superposition wave generating unit generates a superposition wave which is superimposed on the received carrier signal. A driver outputs an amplified carrier signal which is obtained by adding the superposition wave to the received carrier signal. An amplitude detecting unit detects whether the received carrier signal is a predetermined carrier signal superimposed with a predetermined communication signal, based on changes of an amplitude value of the received carrier signal. When the predetermined carrier signal is detected, the amplifier circuit outputs the amplified carrier signal.

Amplifier circuit, antenna module, and radio communication device

An amplifier circuit that amplifies a carrier wave that a transmitting and receiving part has received, and includes a superimposition wave generation part that generates a superimposition wave to be superimposed onto the carrier wave; an amplifying part that adds the carrier wave and the superimposition wave to obtain an amplified carrier wave and outputs the amplified carrier wave; and an amplitude detection part that detects, based on a change in an amplitude value of the carrier wave, that the carrier wave is a predetermined carrier wave that carries a predetermined communication signal. The amplifier circuit outputs the amplified carrier wave when having detected the predetermined carrier wave.

Amplifier circuit, antenna module and wireless communication apparatus

In an optical disk apparatus, when the write-in process to the optical disk is interrupted, a data processing part and an encoder part are set to be in the waiting state after an access to a data storing part is completed, so as to stop accessing the data storing part and also to stop storing data that is to be written. Thus, the interleave can be managed and the DSV calculation can be properly conducted without any irregular calculation. Even in a case in which the write-in process to the optical disk is restarted after temporarily interrupted, it is possible to read data similar to a case in which data to be written is successively written without an interruption.

Optical disk apparatus

An optical disk unit includes the following: a storage part temporarily storing data to be written to an optical disk; a processing part processing the data; an encoder part modulating and outputting the processed data; a writing control part controlling writing of the data to the optical disk; and a writing command part detecting an occurrence of a state of suspension of supply of the data to the storage part and providing an operation command to the writing control part in accordance with the detection result. In the case of suspending the writing of the data to the optical disk, the writing control part causes the processing and encoder parts to stop accessing the storage part by setting the processing and encoder parts in a wait state after the processing and encoder parts access the storage part, and causes the storing of the data in the storage part to be stopped.

Optical disk unit capable of reading out data normally and continuously after suspension of data writing

A subcode-data generating circuit generates subcode data including subcode component data which indicates any one of time information and information other than the time information. This circuit includes a first generating portion for automatically generating the subcode component data in the case where the subcode component data indicates the time information, a second generating portion for automatically generating the subcode component data in the case where the subcode component data indicates the information other than the time information, and a selecting portion which selects one of the outputs of the first and second generating portions.

Subcode-data generating circuit

An optical disk recording apparatus includes a first comparator, a second comparator, a third comparator, a selection circuit, a control voltage generator, a voltage control oscillator, and a control circuit. The first comparator compares frequency-divided signals to output an error signal. The second and third comparators compare a signal pre-recorded on an optical disk and the frequency-divided signal to output an error signal and a frequency differential signal. The selection circuit selects any one of the error signals to output the signal selected. The control voltage generator generates a control voltage from the signal from the selection circuit. The voltage control oscillator generates and outputs the write reference clock signal having a frequency corresponding to the control voltage from the control voltage generator. The control circuit controls operations of the selection circuit according to the frequency differential signals.

Method and apparatus for optical disk recording capable of reducing settling time and generating an accurate channel clock signal

A latex for dip molding which comprises a latex obtained by emulsion polymerization of a monomer mixture in the presence of alkyl benzene sulfonate containing, based on 100 parts by weight of the monomer mixture, at least 10.0 parts by weight of a Calkyl benzene sulfonate can be used for production of a high-quality dip molded product that is excellent in oil resistance and mechanical strength, has uniform film thickness, soft feeling to the skin and no pinholes and no shrinkage, and assumes anti-stickiness on the surface thereof after dip molding, as required in medical gloves and fingerstalls etc.

Latex for dip molding and a dip molded product

A latex compound for dip molding, which can be used for production of a high-quality dip-molded product that is excellent in oil resistance and mechanical strength, has uniform film thickness and soft feeling to the skin and is free of pinholes, as is required for gloves etc. especially in the medical fields, and assumes no stickiness on the surface of the molded product after molding. This object is attained by a latex compound for dip molding which comprises a copolymer latex (L) obtained by emulsion polymerization of a monomer mixture and 0.05 to 5.0 parts by weight of a bubble breaker (A) consisting of a C fatty acid or a salt thereof, and if necessary, 0.1 to 5.0 parts by weight of a di C alkyl sulfosuccinate salt (B) and/or 0.5 to 10.0 parts by weight of a C alkyl benzene sulfonate (C) per 100 parts by weight of the monomer mixture.

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Masaaki Tsuji