Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

Sony Corporation

Seiichi Kato

Takashi Ikenaga

Yoko Miyamoto

Yoshihiko Fujimura

Kiyoshi Horie

Nanao Inoue

Koichi Saito

Hiroshi Fujimagari

Akira Tateishi

Shoichi Morita

Masao Ohkubo

Yoshitake Takahashi

Ryoki Kato

Koichi Naito

Keikaku Fukuoka

A polyimide film having a polyimide as the primary constituent and containing at least a polymeric electroconductive material, wherein

Polyimide film, image-forming apparatus, method for producing the polyimide film, and method for producing the intermediate transfer belt

The camera apparatus comprises a camera-body portion; a display paneattached to the camera-bodyas an outwardly fixing type with freely rotary operation; and a lens blockprovided at the upper portion of the camera-bodyand having a pop-up portion rotatable between a stored position within the camera-bodyand a pop-up position by making a support-axisas a support, wherein the lens blockis housed within the camera-bodywhen the camera is not in a taking-picture condition such that the lens surface protected by the outer body and lens blockis made up be a pop-up condition with an angle of a predetermined elevation-angle relative to the camera-bodywhen the camera is in a taking-picture condition.

Camera apparatus

A thermal-electrostatic ink jet recording head is formed of two spaced-apart insulating substrates with an electrostatic field forming electrode and an array of electric heating elements in the slit between the substrates. The heating elements are paired and each of the adjacent heating elements of a pair joined by a common electrode, with each heater having an independent electrode connectable to a switching circuit for selectively heating portions of the ink under the influence of an electrostatic field to cause ink in the heated portions to be jetted. The common electrode preferably is U-shaped with each of its free ends connected to the inner ends of the adjacent electrodes of a pair.

Thermal-electrostatic ink jet recording apparatus

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Kanagawa, Japan

Seiichi Kato