Tdk Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Masatoshi Ito

Toru Mizuno

Masaaki Kaneko

Hiroshi Yagi

Ryo Kobayashi

Kaoru Kawasaki

Yasunori Chiba

Takaya Ishigaki

Toshinobu Miyagoshi

Ryuji Hosogaya

Takashi Abe

Yasushi Izumibe

Tomomi Asakura

Yoshimi Yodokawa

Eizou Tsunoda

Shigehiko Shirai

Minoru Kanzaki

Hiroshi Ikeda

Kiyoshige Kinugawa

Takahiro Ito

Satoru Ogihara

Tadashi Ishibashi

Tomoaki Gyota

Yasuhiko Kando

Noriyuki Komiya

Yoshimichi Shibuya

Tamihito Nakagomi

Kazuhisa Toriyama

Hiroko Izumihara

Ren Ito

Yuri Nakano

A remote controller includes a user interface, a rotational state detector, and a controller. The rotational state detector detects a rotational state of the remote controller. The controller, based on the rotational state detected by the rotational state detector, selects a display mode from among a plurality of display modes depending on different user tiers. Then the controller causes the user interface to display an operation screen in the selected display mode.

Remote controller, operation screen display method, and program

Provided is a mounting apparatus which enables high levels of both maintenance/improvement of product quality and reduction of product cost by reliably preventing accidental contact of a mounting part with a mounting target part while enhancing the productivity.

Mounting machine and controller for the mounting machine

The invention provides a mounting method capable of coping with high density mounting, narrower pitch mounting, cavity mounting and the like. In this method, displacement amounts of a chip that is picked up from a wafer by a pick-up nozzle to be held by the pick-up nozzle, with respect to a reference attitude, are obtained, and when the chip is delivered to a mounting nozzle for actually mounting the chip onto a substrate, the displacement amounts are corrected while taking the displacement amounts into consideration, so that the mounting nozzle always holds the chip in a fixed attitude.

Method of mounting an electronic part

A mounting apparatus capable of coping with high density mounting, narrower pitch mounting, cavity mounting and the like. In the apparatus, displacement amounts of a chip that is picked up from a wafer by a pick-up nozzle to be held by the pick-up nozzle, with respect to a reference attitude, are obtained, and when the chip is delivered to a mounting nozzle for actually mounting the chip onto a substrate, the displacement amounts are corrected while taking the displacement amounts into consideration, so that the mounting nozzle always holds the chip in a fixed attitude.

Apparatus for mounting an electronic part onto a circuit substrate

An unbaked ceramic layer is formed by applying a ceramic paste on to an organic flexible supporting body. First target marks are formed on the flexible supporting body before or after this process. Then, the positioning for printing electrodes is performed based upon information obtained through image processing of the first target marks, to print the electrodes on the unbaked ceramic layer. With this, a manufacturing method for ceramic electronic components that can minimize positional misalignment in electrode patterns is provided.

Manufacturing method and manufacturing apparatus for ceramic electronic

According to the present invention, ceramic electronic components are produced by a process which includes the steps of forming an unbaked ceramic layer on a surface of an organic flexible supporting body by applying a ceramic paste, the surface having an area that is given a peeling treatment and areas that are not given the peeling treatment; forming first target marks on the flexible supporting body; and positioning and priming electrodes on the unbaked ceramic layer, based upon information obtained through image processing of the first target marks.

A nematic liquid crystal composition comprising (a) at least one compound of the formula: ##STR1## wherein R.sub.1 is n--C.sub.m H.sub.2m+1, n--C.sub.m H.sub.2m+1 --O or n--C.sub.m H.sub.2m+1 --CO; R.sub.2 is n--C.sub.q H.sub.2q+1, n--C.sub.q H.sub.2q+1 --O or n--C.sub.q H.sub.2q+1 --CO; m and q are each an integer of 1 to 10 and n is a symbol indicating that carbons are linked linearly, and (b) at least one compound of the formula: ##STR2## wherein R.sub.3 is n--C.sub.r H.sub.2r+1 or n--C.sub.r H.sub.2r+1 --O; R.sub.4 is n--C.sub.s H.sub.2s+1 or n--C.sub.s H.sub.2s+1 --O; r and s are each an integer of 1 to 10 and n is as defined above, and where necessary (c) at least one nematic liquid crystal compound having positive dielectric anisotropy and/or its homologous compound, and if necessary (d) at least one nematic liquid crystal compound having negative dielectric anisotropy and/or its homologous compound. This liquid crystal composition, when used for a display device, shows excellent properties in that it is oriented with high stability over a wide temperature range, allows wide-range setting of threshold voltage and is small in temperature dependency and quick to respond to the applied voltage.

Nematic liquid crystal composition for display devices

In a liquid crystal display element having a twisted structure wherein the periphery of two transparent glass substrates having electrodes according to desired display patterns is sealed with a sealing medium and a liquid crystal is enclosed in the space thus produced, the one characterized by having an undercoating film of metal oxide on the inner surface of each glass substrate, having a transparent electrode on each undercoating film of metal oxide and having an orientation controlling film made from an organic polymer and having abrasion grooves along a certain direction on each electrode can give a liquid crystal display element excellent in heat resistance of the orientation controlling film, excellent in adhesion to the glass substrates, and the like without causing a voltage drop, or without damaging rising of voltage-brightness property and response property.

Liquid crystal display element

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Masatoshi Ito