Agency of Industrial Science and Technology

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Shigeharu Tamura

Jiro Matsuo

Isao Yamada

Masato Kiuchi

Toshiyuki Mihara

Yoshiyuki Sato

Norimasa Umesaki

Kensuke Murai

Masato Yasumoto

Shoichi Mochizuki

Nagao Kamijo

Mitsuhiro Awaji

A plurality of pinhole disks are superposed, fixed in position with the pinholes brought into alignment with the aid of a wire, a pin or light, and bonded or welded together to form a pinhole disk laminate. The laminate has an untapered deep enough center through-hole and is suitable as an order sorting aperture (OSA) in hard x-ray microscopy using a FZP.

Pinhole disk laminate and a process for producing the same

The present invention is for a transparent conductive film of nitrogen-containing indium tin oxide 5 nm to 100 &mgr;m thick formed on a substrate. The process for producing the transparent film includes exciting the surface of the substrate in a vacuum and depositing vaporized indium tin oxide on the surface of the substrate. The surface may be excited with irradiation with an ion beam. The indium tin oxide may be deposited through vacuum deposition, laser abrasion, ion plating, ion beam deposition, or chemical vapor deposition. Vapor deposition of indium tin oxide may be performed using a sintered product of indium oxide and tin oxide or with indium metal and tin metal.

Transparent conductive film and process for producing the film

A process for producing a nickel oxide film characterized in that a composite film consisting of metallic nickel and carbon is heat-oxidized.

Process for producing nickel oxide film

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Ikeda, Japan

Shigeharu Tamura