Fujitsu Corporation

A. Aoki & Associates

Seiichi Saito

Masahiro Suzuki

Akira Ueda

Tadashi Katsui

Junichi Ishimine

Nobuyoshi Yamaoka

Yasushi Uraki

Yuji Ohba

Ikuro Nagamatsu

Toshinari Hayashi

Hirokazu Aritake

Junji Tomita

Kiyotaka Seyama

Toshiro Sato

Chikayuki Kumagai

Yuji Kitano

Hisoka Takao

Sayoko Tominaga

An air conditioning control apparatus for controlling an air conditioner in a room which accommodates a computer, includes obtaining repetitively a detected value of a total power consumption of the computer and the air conditioner and a detected value of a air temperature at the air inlet, storing the obtained values into a memory, determining an approximate expression representing a relation between the total power consumption and the air temperature on the basis of the values stored into the memory, determining a value of the air temperature corresponding to the lowest value of the total power consumption, by using the calculated approximate expression, and controlling the air conditioner so that the air temperature become equal the calculated air temperature.

Air conditioning control apparatus and air conditioning control method

An installation for cooling an electronic device includes an air conditioner having an air outlet for blowing cooling air to a room; a first detector adjacent to the air outlet of the air conditioner, for detecting a temperature of the cooling air; a rack accommodating the electronic device, the rack having an air inlet for receiving the cooling air from the air conditioner and an air outlet for exhausting air to the room; a second detector adjacent to the air inlet of the rack, for detecting a temperature of air received through the air inlet of the rack; and a controller for acquiring the temperatures detected by the first and the second detectors, and controlling a quantity of the cooling air blown from the air outlet of the air conditioner so as to decrease a difference between the temperatures detected by the first and the second detectors.

Air conditioning installation and control method

An apparatus for controlling grille aperture ratios of a plurality of air transfer grilles which are installed in a room, includes a determining unit for determining target grille air volumes of air blowing to the racks, for determining simulation air volumes of air blowing from the air transfer grilles on the basis of the target grille air volumes so that each of air of the target grille air volumes are blown to the racks, and for determining grille aperture ratios for each of the air transfer grilles on the basis of the plurality of simulation air volumes so that each of the amounts of air blowing from the air transfer grilles is replaced by each of the simulation air volumes, and a controller for controlling each of the grille aperture ratios of the air transfer grilles on the basis of each of the determined grille aperture ratios.

Apparatus and method for controlling grille aperture ratios of a plurality of air transfer grilles

A thermal-fluid-simulation analyzing apparatus includes an execution unit that generates an analysis model using analysis conditions to conduct a first thermal fluid simulation analysis based on the generated analysis model, an analysis-condition collecting unit that collects analysis conditions when a predetermined period passes after the first thermal fluid simulation analysis, a condition extracting unit that extracts a boundary condition from the analysis conditions collected by the analysis-condition collecting unit, and a re-execution unit that selects a region corresponding to the boundary condition extracted by the condition extracting unit from regions of the analysis model generated by the execution unit, updates the selected region with the boundary condition, and conducts a second thermal fluid simulation analysis for the updated analysis model.

Thermal-fluid-simulation analyzing apparatus

There are included a location-information management unit that manages location information of devices arranged in a spatial layout on a screen, a device-feature management unit that manages device features of the devices, a guide-information generation unit that reads the location information and the device features of the devices arranged in the spatial layout from the location-information management unit and the device-feature management unit respectively and generates device-layout guide information allowing for the device features of the devices based on the read location information and device features of the devices, and a monitor unit that guides and displays the device-layout guide information generated by the guide-information generation unit.

Device-layout guiding apparatus and device-layout guiding method

A job assigning apparatus connected to a plurality of arithmetic units for assigning a job to each of the arithmetic units, the job assigning apparatus includes a power consumption acquiring processor for acquiring power consumptions with respect to each of the arithmetic units, a selector for selecting one of the arithmetic units as a submission destination in increasing order of the power consumptions acquired by the power consumption acquiring processor, and a job submitting processor for submitting a job to the submission destination.

Job assigning apparatus and job assignment method

An air condition control device for controlling a plurality of air conditioners which cool a plurality of electronic apparatuses respectively, the air condition control device includes a storage section for storing a heating value information related to respective heating values of the electronic apparatuses, and a controller for detecting that a fault has occurred in one of the air conditioners, specifying any of the electronic apparatuses which has been cooled by the one of the air conditioners having occurred the fault when the fault in the one of the air conditioners is detected, determining a heating value of each of the specified electronic apparatuses on the basis of the heating value information, and setting the air flow rate for at least one of the other air conditioners in accordance with the heating values of the specified electronic apparatuses.

Air condition control device and controlling method

The head mount type display device includes an optical system having a light emitting element, a display element illuminated by the light emitting element, and an image forming element for producing an image. The display element is arranged between the image forming element and the first focal point of the image forming element at a position nearer to the first focal point of the image forming element. A virtual image of the display element is formed by the image forming element and the light emitted by the light emitting element is focussed on a second focal point of the image forming element. It is designed such that the eye of an observer is located on the second focal point when use. In another form, the optical system includes first and second elliptical concave mirrors with respective ones of focal points arranged at a common position.

Head mount type display device

A massive bus bar for supplying a determined power voltage to a circuit component mounted on a rigid circuit board having a conductor layer connecting the component to a bus bar connecting pad formed on the surface of the board. Plurality of first notches extend through a main surface of the bus bar from a common longitudinal edge, perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the bus bar and throughout the full longitudinal extent of the bus bar, and define a plurality of posts which are secured at their bottom surfaces to the conductive pads on the circuit board surface. The first notches facilitate flexing of the bus bar and reduce stresses otherwise produced due to the rigid connection of the bus bar to the circuit board, while not significantly diminishing the current handling capability of the bus bar. Second and third pluralities of orthogonally extending notches, respectively parallel and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the bus bar, are formed in the bottom surfaces of each post, further reducing stresses.

Bus bar for a circuit board

A logic circuit includes an inverter circuit including a first enhancement type field effect transistor having a gate connected to an input, and a first depletion type transistor having a gate and a source which are directly connected to a drain of the first enhancement type field effect transistor. A source follower circuit including a second enhancement type field effect transistor having a gate is connected to a connecting point of the first enhancement type field effect transistor and the first depletion type field effect transistor. A second depletion type field effect transistor having a gate and a source which are directly connected to each other has a drain which is connected to a source of the second enhancement type field effect transistor. A first power source is connected to the drains of the first depletion type field effect transistor and the second enhancement type field effect transistor and a second power source is connected to the sources of the first enhancement type field effect transistor and the second depletion type field effect transistor. An output is formed at the connecting point of the second enhancement type field effect transistor and the second depletion type field effect type transistor.

GaAs MESFET logic buffers using enhancement and depletion FETs

A bus transmission system in which two or more drive circuits are connected to the same transmission line, wherein both ends of a transmission line are grounded via a terminal resistance where is nearly equal to the characteristic impedance of the line. The drive circuits have three states consisting of a low-level state in which the output impedance is small, a high-level state in which the output impedance is small and a high-impedance state in which the output impedance is very high. When data is not to be transmitted, the drive circuit is placed in the high-impedance state, when data is to be transmitted, the high-impedance state of one of the drive circuits is converted into the low-level state in which the output impedance is small so that data can be transmitted based upon the low-level state and the high-level state, and when the transmission of data is finished, the drive circuit is placed in the low-level state again and thereafter placed in the high-impedance state. The data to be transmitted is modulated by a pulse width modulation device that uses a return to zero amplitude method as part of the modulation.

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