Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Matsushita Refrigeration Company

Nobuo Sonoda

Katsuya Wakita

Wataru Shimotsuma

Shu Hotta

Tatsurou Kawamura

Yusuke Ozaki

Hisashi Minemoto

Tetsuji Kawakami

Mamoru Soga

Hiroshi Onishi

Yoshio Kishimoto

Keizo Nakajima

Shigehiro Sato

Tomiharu Hosaka

Yang Yang

Shigeru Tsubusaki

Keiichi Yubakami

Yoichi Sekine

Masaaki Suzuki

Takashi Hashida

Takayoshi Ueno

Tokihiko Shimizu

Fumihiro Inagaki

Tomohisa Tenra

Hideo Nakamoto

Tsukasa Takushima

Kazuo Akagi

Hideki Shirakawa

Tokio Yamabe

Kazuyoshi Tanaka

The present invention provides a urinalysis apparatus easy to maintain and manage without using any supplies such as the test paper, in which the concentration of an optically active substance in urine is determined by measuring the angle of rotation of the urine. Also, a polarimeter and a urinalysis apparatus which are reliable, compact and inexpensive are provided by using a polarimeter including means for transmitting the polarized light through a specimen, applying a magnetic field to the specimen and detecting the change in the direction of light polarization due to the application of the magnetic field.

Method of urinalysis, urinalysis apparatus, method of measuring angle of rotation and polarimeter

The present invention provides a measuring method most suitable for measuring the concentrations of specific constituents, especially urine protein level and sugar level. After a protein-contained liquid sample is opacified by heating or while the sample is being heated, a light is projected to the liquid sample. The concentration of protein is determined from the intensity of light transmitted through the sample or scattered from the sample. In a urinalysis, an angle of rotation of the sample is measured before the sample is opacified, and in addition, intensity of the transmitted light or scattered light of the opacified urine is measured, whereby the urine sugar and protein levels are obtained.

Method of measuring concentration of specific constituent

Method of urinalysis, urinalysis apparatus, method of measuring angle of

Apparatus for measuring concentration of specific constituent

A method of manufacturing an organic electronic device having a substrate and a pair of electrodes facing each other, including the steps of forming a polytetrafluoroethylene oriented film on a substrate, and contacting an oligothiophene compound with the polytetrafluoroethylene oriented film to form an organic oriented film on the polytetrafluoroethylene oriented film between the pair of electrodes wherein the long axis of oligothiophene molecules is oriented to the orientation of the polytetrafluoroethylene oriented film and crystallized.

Method of manufacturing organic oriented film and method of

A refrigeration system includes an outdoor unit having a refrigeration compressor and a heat exchanger, and an indoor unit having a heat exchanger to be placed where air conditioning is desired. In installing the refrigeration system, the outdoor unit is first connected with the indoor unit via pipe lines, and an air absorbing device containing zeolite as an adsorbent is subsequently placed on the outdoor unit, the indoor unit, or the pipe lines to remove air. The air absorbing device is then separated from the refrigeration system, and refrigerant is caused to circulate through the refrigeration system.

Refrigeration system and method of installing same

A method for constructing a refrigerating cycle that has a unit having a refrigerating compressor which is filled with a part or all of a quantity of working medium beforehand and a heat exchanger, and a unit having a heat exchanger that is located in an area of air conditioning and refrigeration, wherein the units are connected with each other by piping, uses such steps of: connecting the unit having the refrigerating compressor and heat exchanger with the unit having the heat exchanger that is located in an area of air conditioning and refrigeration by means of piping; removing oxygen in a system of the refrigerating cycle by providing an oxygen absorbent in a course of a refrigerant circulating path; separating the oxygen absorbent from the refrigerating cycle; and circulating a refrigerant in the refrigerating cycle, wherein the separating step is carried out immediately after or after the removing step, and the refrigerant circulating step is a final step.

Method for constructing a refrigerating cycle including a process of

Thermal insulating foamed material, method for producing the same, and

A hologram recording device, which comprises a recording layer of a polymer composition a photoconductive element, a second-order super-polarization element and an electron or hole capturing material and having a non-centro symmetric structure is disclosed. Transparent electrode layers are provided on each side of the recording layer. The hologram recording device is capable of space light modulation and real time hologram recording. Also disclosed is a method of manufacturing the hologram recording device and a method of hologram recording using the device. The hologram recording material is of a polymer composition a photoconductive element, a second-order super-polarization element and an electron or hole capturing element. The polymer composition has a non-centro symmetric structure. The hologram recording device according to the invention comprises a recording layer of a polymer composition including a photoconductive element and a second-order super-polarization element. The polymer composition has a non-centro symmetric structure, and transparent electrodes are provided on each side of the recording layer. It is thus possible to provide a hologram recording element, which is suitable for space light modulation and real time hologram recording and which also serves as a phase conjugate device.

Hologram recording material

A conductive layered product is made by adhering an oligothiophene compound to the surface of a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), wherein the surface of said PTFE is oriented by an orientation treatment, and wherein the molecular chains of said oligothiophene compound are oriented and crystallized in the orientation direction of the PTFE, thus improving the orientation of the oligothiophene compound of a low molecular conductive material by a simple method. The oligothophene compound adhered to the PTFE oriented film is oriented and crystallized. A gaseous-phase method and a casting method are acceptable methods for adhering the compound. It is preferable to use oligothiophene compounds with 4-6 polymerization degrees. The oligothiophene compound, in which the .alpha. position at the end of molecular chains is replaced with an alkyl group, can also be used.

Conductive layered product and method of manufacturing the same

The invention relates to a non-linear optical material comprising a salt of an organic compound with an optically active organic acid, wherein said organic compound has a conjugated .pi. electron system containing both electron donor and acceptor groups and has at least one substituent group represented by the following formulas (1), (2) and (3) which is located outside of said conjugated .pi. electron system. The invention also concerns a method of manufacturing the optical material and an optical converter which uses the non-linear optical material. ##STR1## According to the invention, a second-order non-linear optical material, which is readily capable of crystal growth, permits a large crystal to be readily obtained, and ensures high hardness of the crystal and gives excellent processibility and non-linear optical characteristics.

Non-linear optical material, method of manufacturing the same and

A laser device including a wavelength converter of internal resonator type comprises a laser diode 20 for excitation, a light emission section 22 as a solid laser medium excited by the laser 20 and a wavelength converter 23 for converting the wavelength of the laser light from the excited solid laser. The solid laser medium of the light emission section 22 comprises a semiconductor crystal of GaAs, AlGaAs or GaAs-AlGaAs. A second harmonic wave light of a fundamental wave of 0.8 .mu.m band can be easily generated by using a solid laser medium such as a GaAs crystal, an AlGaAs crystal or a superlattice crystal thereof.

Laser device

A laser apparatus includes a semiconductor laser, an optical resonater and a wavelength converter made of a nonlinear optical material. The nonlinear optical material has at least one of aromatic ring and metal ion, and wherein at least one element selected from the group consisting of ion bonding hydrogen, hydrogen bonding hydrogen and hydrogen of water of crystallization is replaced with deuterium. The nonlinear optical material is formed by removing water of crystallization from an organic ionic crystal containing at least one of aromatic ring and metal ion, and recrystallizing with a solvent comprising at least one of ionic bonding deuterium, hydrogen bonding deuterium, and heavy water.

Laser device with wavelength converter using organic ionic crystal

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Nobuo Sonoda