Fujifilm Business Innovation Corp.

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.

Seiji Ono

Takashi Kondo

Daisuke Iguchi

Tomoaki Sakita

Chikaho Ikeda

Yoshinori Shirakawa

Mutsuya Takahashi

Ken Tsuchiya

Kyoji Yagi

Yoshinao Kondo

Yusuke Niisaka

Masaki Sato

A light source device includes: a light-emitting section including a light-emitting element, the light-emitting element including a thyristor; a setter that sets the light-emitting element of the light-emitting section as a light-emitting element that emits light; and a controller that cancels an ON setting received from the setter after shifting the light-emitting element to a state in which the light-emitting element is able to emit light and that causes the light-emitting element to emit light multiple times by turning ON and OFF a light-emitting current, the light-emitting current causing the light-emitting element to emit light.

Light source device, light-emitting unit, and measurement apparatus

A light emitting component includes: a first light emitting element row including light emitting elements arranged in a main scanning direction; and a second light emitting element row including light emitting elements arranged in the main scanning direction such that the second light emitting element row is deviated from the first light emitting element row in a sub scanning direction and each of the light emitting elements in the second light emitting element row is positioned between light emitting elements adjacent to each other in the first light emitting element row, and a light emitting point area that is an area where each light emitting element of the first light emitting element row emits light, and a light emitting point area that is an area where each light emitting element of the second light emitting element row emits light are overlapped with each other in the main scanning direction.

Light emitting component, optical writing device using same, and image forming apparatus

A light-emitting device includes one or more light-emitting units each including a light-emitting element including a function of a thyristor; an electrode for light emission to which a first voltage is applied for light emission of the light-emitting unit; and one or more light emission permission thyristors that permit the light-emitting element to emit light by a second voltage that is lower than the first voltage and set irrespective of the first voltage.

Light-emitting device and measurement device

A light-emitting element array includes multiple light-emission instruction units arranged in a first direction; a first light-emitting element group row including light-emitting element groups each including a multiple light-emitting elements such that the light-emitting element groups are arranged in a direction intersecting the first direction; a second light-emitting element group row including light-emitting element groups each including a multiple light-emitting elements such that the second light-emitting element group row is arranged along the first light-emitting element group row in the first direction; and a multiple wiring lines that connect the multiple light-emission instruction units to the light-emitting element groups in the first light-emitting element group row and the light-emitting element groups in the second light-emitting element group row to provide a light-emission instruction. The multiple wiring lines are connected such that in response to the multiple light-emission instruction units sequentially providing a light-emission instruction in the first direction, the light-emitting element groups in the first light-emitting element group row sequentially emit light in the direction intersecting the first direction and, after turning on of the first light-emitting element group row is completed, the light-emitting element groups in the second light-emitting element group row sequentially emit light in the direction intersecting the first direction.

Light-emitting element array, light emitting device, optical device, measurement device and information processing apparatus

A method for manufacturing a laminated substrate includes removing a portion not covered with a resist layer from a laminated substrate with an etchant to form a wiring, the laminated substrate including: a base layer including a mesa portion having a trapezoidal cross section, the mesa portion having a first inclined surface extending downward and outward from a top surface and a second inclined surface having an eaves-shaped portion protruding outward from the top surface; a wiring layer formed on an upper surface of the base layer; and the resist layer formed on an upper surface of the wiring layer and having a shape corresponding to a shape of the wiring, and the wiring is arranged at a position where the wiring covers a whole of the eaves-shaped portion of the second inclined surface.

Method for manufacturing laminated substrate, laminated substrate, and light emitting element substrate

A light emitting device includes a first light-emitting-element row that includes light emitting elements arranged in a row in a main scanning direction and a second light-emitting-element row that includes light emitting elements arranged in a row in the main scanning direction and that is positioned in such a manner that at least a portion of the second light-emitting-element row overlaps the first light-emitting-element row in a sub scanning direction. The first and second light-emitting-element rows are each formed by arranging light-emitting-element array chips in each of which the light emitting elements are arranged in a row in the main scanning direction. In each of the light-emitting-element array chips, a pitch of the light emitting elements arranged in a row is changed from a first pitch to a second pitch, which is different from the first pitch, in a central region of the row of the light emitting elements.

Light emitting device, light-emitting-element array chip, and exposure device

A light emitter includes: plural light emitting thyristors that each have an anode, a cathode, and a gate and are connected in parallel between a reference voltage line to which a reference voltage is supplied and a lighting voltage line to which a lighting start voltage for starting lighting is supplied, in which the anode and the cathode are connected respectively to the reference voltage line and the lighting voltage line; and a gate voltage setting section that, when at least one of the plural light emitting thyristors transitions from an off-state to an on-state, sets a voltage on the gate of each of the plural light emitting thyristors to a voltage between the lighting start voltage and an on-state voltage of the light emitting thyristor.

Light emitter, light source device, print head, and image forming apparatus

A light-emitting device includes multiple transfer elements, multiple setting elements, multiple light-emitting elements, and a controller. The transfer elements sequentially enter an on state. The setting elements are connected to the transfer elements. In response to the transfer elements entering the on state, the setting elements are allowed to enter an on state. Each of the light-emitting elements is connected to a corresponding one of the setting elements. In response to each of the setting elements entering the on state, the corresponding one of the light-emitting elements enters an on state to emit light or increase a light emission intensity thereof. The light-emitting elements are maintained in the on state in parallel. The controller controls the setting elements to enter the on state in accordance with a received illumination control signal, and controls an illumination period of the light-emitting elements.

Light-emitting device, image forming apparatus, and light irradiation apparatus

Cathodes of a first group of plural transfer thyristors are connected with a first transfer signal line, and also connected with a first reception terminal through a first current limiting resistance. A first transfer signal is transmitted to the first reception terminal. Cathodes of a second group of the plural transfer thyristors are connected with a second transfer signal line, and also connected with a second reception terminal through a second current limiting resistance. A second transfer signal is transmitted to the second reception terminal. The plural transfer thyristors each have an anode, a cathode, a first gate, and a second gate. A three-terminal switch element and a resistance are connected between a second gate of a former transfer thyristor and a first gate of a later transfer thyristor, the former and later transfer thyristors being closely arranged upstream and downstream transfer thyristors among the plural transfer thyristors.

Light emitting part, print head, and image forming apparatus

A light emitting part includes plural light emitting thyristors that each have an anode and a cathode and that are lit in the on state; a light-on signal line that is connected with the cathodes or the anodes of the plural light emitting thyristors and that supplies current, the current which causes the plural light emitting thyristors to be lit; and a diversion thyristor that has an anode and a cathode, the anode or the cathode which is connected with the light-on signal line, and that diverts current, the current which flows to a light emitting thyristor to be lit among the plural light emitting thyristors in the on state. A potential of the light-on signal line may be set so that the diversion thyristor and at least one light emitting thyristor among the plural light emitting thyristors become the on state in parallel.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Seiji Ono