Shimadzu Corporation

Syotaro Oka

Motosada Kiri

Shu Tahara

Junichi Kita

Hiroki Kuyama

Junya Kobayashi

Takeshi Nakanishi

Kenji Shibata

Yaichiro Shibazaki

Thermal detectors comprising at least one pair of membrane electrodes formed on a base material (such a pyroelectric, semiconductive and insulating materials), wherein at least one member of said pair of electrodes is covered with a black membrane of precious metal formed by the electrolytic process, are highly sensitive because of the excellent heat absorption efficiency, with little change in sensitivity over a wide wavelength range.

Thermal detectors and process for manufacturing the same

A radiation image detecting apparatus having its radiation image receiving plane divided into picture elements made up of a plurality of two-dimensionally arrayed unit radiation detectors and having its picture element image signal processing electronic circuits thereon in a plurality of IC packages.

Radiation image detecting apparatus with IC modules stacked stepwise

A moisture sensor having the moisture sensitive film comprising an inner layer in the form of a plasma-polymerized high polymer layer of a hydrophobic organic compound and a surface layer in the form of a plasma-polymerized high polymer layer having incorporated therein a hydrophilic groups of an ammonium salt type, and a process for producing same.

Moisture sensor

There are disclosed an ion selective electrode which adopted a solid polymer membrane with specific ion exchangers, and an apparatus and measuring method with the above-mentioned electrode. The electrode is suitable for the quantitative chemical analysis of a specific ion activity in electrolytic solutions with various foreign ions, for example an activity of chloride ion in blood, urine or any other biological solutions.

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