Kajima Corporation

Nec Corporation

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Masatoshi Ishida

Makoto Noda

Isao Nishimura

Koji Ishii

Kuniaki Sato

Shigeru Ban

Jun Tagami

Shunichi Yamada

Takuji Kobori

Takayuki Mizuno

Toshio Nojima

Atsushi Sugai

Shozo Maeda

Yasuo Takenaka

Takuju Kobori

Naoki Niwa

Motoichi Takahashi

Narito Kurata

Yoshinori Fujiki

Nobuaki Imai

Tomohiko Hatada

High damping structure

A high-frequency bias supply circuit includes a plurality of bias supply lines each of which is connected in parallel with others between a corresponding one of selected points along the main signal line and a common bias supply terminal. Each of the bias supply lines has a length and a distance from an adjacent bias supply line different from those of others, the length and the distance being in a range of a 1/3 to 3/8 wavelength of the center frequency.

High-frequency bias supply circuit

An elasto-plastic damper adapted to be used in a structure for absorbing vibration energy created by earthquake tremors and other ground vibrations. The damper is formed from flat plates to simplify design and to minimize costs. The damper may be used in combination to absorb vibration energy impacting the structure from different directions.

Elasto-plastic damper

An elasto-plastic damper is adapted to be used in a structure, such as a building and other facilities, for absorbing vibration energy created by earthquake tremors and other ground vibrations. The damper is a centrally bulged and generally cone-shaped hollow body of revolution so that its section modulus changes substantially porportional to a bending moment created in the damper body due to horizontal stresses, thus permitting a maximum degree of deformability. This elasto-plastic damper is compact in size and demonstrates a high degree of vibrational energy absorbability.

An elasto-plastic damper is adapted to be used in a structure, such as a building and other facilities, for absorbing vibration energy created by earthquake tremors and other ground vibrations. The damper is a centrally bulged and generally cone-shaped hollow body of revolution so that its section modulus changes substantially proportional to a bending moment created in the damper body due to horizontal stresses, thus permitting a maximum degree of deformability. This elasto-plastic damper is compact in size and demonstrates a high degree of vibrational energy absorbability.

A device for compensating for nonlinearity of amplifiers by use of a predistortion principle, and a nonlinear signal generating circuit built in such a device. The nonlinear signal generating circuit includes a quadrature hybrid of the type using a distributed constant line. Two diodes and a terminal resistor are connected in parallel and opposite in polarity to each other and connected between the terminals of coupling and passing ports of the hybrid and ground. The nonlinear compensating device is constituted by the combination of a plurality of quadrature hybrids of the type using a distributed constant line and various kinds of diodes. All the circuit segments of the device are implemented with a planar circuit provided on a single dielectric substrate and diodes which are held in a pair chip condition. Such circuitry is accommodated in a single air-tight housing to complete a microwave integrated circuit.

Nonlinear signal generating circuit and nonlinear compensating device

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Tokyo, Japan

Masatoshi Ishida