Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

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Sanyo Electronic Components Co., Ltd.

Satoru Ota

Yutaka Ueta

Atsushi Ito

Youhei Nakagawa

Masanori Hongo

Fumio Kameoka

Atsushi Inoue

Yuma Aoi

Yoshifumi Fukumoto

Hiroyasu Egashira

Ai Takumi

In an imaging lens, one compound lens and two single lenses are arranged in a lens barrel. On the light output side of the lens barrel, a filter is arranged with a distance from lens barrel. With a further distance from the filter, an imaging element is arranged. In the compound lens, a resin lens is bonded to a base member lens, having an output surface center of the resin lens displaced by a prescribed amount relative to an output surface center of the base member lens, so that a transmission decentration amount attributed to the base member lens, not including the resin lens, and the single lenses is cancelled by a transmission decentration amount by the resin lens when taken as a whole lens system. Thus, the imaging lens capable of suppressing reduction in resolving power due to transmission decentration of the lenses is obtained.

Imaging lens, manufacturing method thereof, and compound lens

A composite lens of the present invention has a base lens and a resin lens placed on the base lens. The resin lens has, in an area outside an optically effective diameter, a first surface, a second surface that is adjacent to the first surface, and a third surface that is adjacent to the second surface in sequence from an optical axis to an outer circumference. The first surface has an inclined surface that becomes higher from the outer circumference toward the optical axis, and the inclined surface is connected to the second surface. The second surface has a plane that is substantially perpendicular to the optical axis, and the substantially perpendicular plane is connected to the first plane. The third surface has an inclined surface that becomes lower from an inner circumference toward the outer circumference.

Composite lens

A dielectric filter including at least three coaxial dielectric resonators of predetermined size which are bonded as arranged side by side. The resonators serving respectively as an input stage and an output stage are each formed with an external connection electrode positioned on the peripheral surface other than the adjoining surface in proximity to an exposed end face and insulated from an outer conductor layer. An inner conductor layer of the resonator serving as an intermediate stage is removed over only a suitable region from an exposed end face thereof so as to approximately match the resonance frequency of the intermediate-stage resonator to the resonance frequency of the input-stage and the output-stage resonators. The dielectric filter may include at least three coaxial dielectric resonators which are bonded as arranged side by side. An interstage coupling window is formed in each of the adjoining surfaces of the adjacent resonators, approximately at an axial midportion thereof by removing an outer conductor layer. An external connection electrode, insulated from the layer, is formed on each of the resonators serving as an input stage and an output stage approximately at an axial midportion of the outer peripheral surface other than the adjoining surface.

Dielectric filter and process for producing same

A process for producing a dielectric filter by bonding coaxial dielectric resonators of predetermined size as arranged side by side. The process comprises forming interstage coupling windows by removing an outer conductor layer from the same region of each of adjoining surfaces of the resonators to be adjacent to each other, and bonding the resonators as arranged side by side in proximity to each other on a smooth-surfaced table with an electrically conductive bonding material applied to at least one of the outer conductive layers remaining on the adjoining surfaces.

A slider body and a yoke each made of a ferromagnetic oxide are butted against each other with a gap spacer provided therebetween. An air bearing portion is formed on the upper surface of the slider body. The yoke has a width t smaller than the width w of the air bearing portion, and is covered over both side faces thereof with glass and bonded to the slider body with the glass.

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Hirakata, Japan

Satoru Ota