Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Kyushu University

Phc Corporation

Circassia Ab

Takashi Kimura

Toshimichi Tokuda

Hiroshi Ochi

Takumi Nishimura

Peter Hans Starck-Johnson

Kohei Hamaya

Masayoshi Yano

Hideaki Sasaki

A handle component of the present invention into which atmospheric air is inhaled and breath is exhaled in the analysis of breath comprises inhalation holes, an inhalation inlet, an inhalation path, a breath discharge component, and an exhalation path. The inhalation holes are disposed near the tube connected for conducting exhaled breath to an analysis device main body for analyzing this breath, and are holes through which atmospheric air is inhaled into the interior of the handle component. The inhalation inlet is a place where the atmospheric air inhaled from the inhalation holes is sent into the body. The inhalation path is disposed between the inhalation inlet and the inhalation holes. The breath discharge component is a place where breath discharged from the body is taken in. The exhalation path is disposed between the breath discharge component and the tube.

Handle device and breath analysis device

A magnetization reversal device includes a ferromagneticbody which is provided in an interconnection of a non-ferromagnetic dotso that a part or a whole of the ferromagnetic dot is three-dimensionally buried in the interconnection of said non-ferromagnetic dot, and a spin injection sourcewhich generates a spin-polarized pure spin current without a flow of charges, and which is provided in the interconnection of the non-ferromagnetic dotto be in contact therewith so that the interconnection of the non-ferromagnetic dot serves as a common electrode, and the pure spin current flows into the ferromagnetic dotthrough the interconnection of the non-magnetic body by the spin injection sourcedue to a diffusion current, to thereby reverse magnetization of the ferromagnetic dot. By injecting the pure spin current, using this planar structure, it is possible to easily carry out the magnetization reversal of the ferromagnetic doteven if it is a thick film ferromagnetic dot without being subjected to limitation of a spin diffusion length.

Magnetization reversal device, memory element, and magnetic field generation device

It is an object of the invention to provide a magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus in which a special motor for driving the head cleaning mechanism is eliminated, and space can be saved with low cost. An end of a tape accommodated in a tape cassettehas a coupling element, the coupling elementis pulled out by a tape-pulling-out elementand taken up around a drive reel, the magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus comprises a head cleaning mechanismfor cleaning a magnetic head, the head cleaning mechanismincludes a head brush portion for holding a brush portion, and a cam mechanism for changing a position of the head brush portion, the cam mechanism is operated by a tape-pulling-out element moving memberand a loading lever

Magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus

The present invention provides a magnetic tape device capable of reliably securing a leader tape to a tape pull-out member with a simple structure. The tape pull-out member comprises a through hole which is extended along a direction substantially perpendicular to the pull-out direction of the leader tape, and a first shaft and a second shaft which are disposed above and below the through hole and along a direction perpendicular to the pull-out direction of the leader tape. The leader tape is folded at its end portion which is to be connected to the tape pull-out member, to thereby form the folded portion of the leader tape, and this folded portion is turned to form an opening at its top curved portion so as to allow the first shaft to pass through the opening, and is then so hung on the second shaft as to turn around the second shaft.

Magnetic tape device

The telephone apparatus of the present invention comprises a first voice band expander for generating a voiced signal frequency component by shifting the frequency of the voice signal received, a second voice band expander for generating a voiceless signal frequency component by shifting the frequency of the voice signal received, and a voice composer for composing the voice signal received, the output of the first voice band expander, and the output of the second voice band expander, which is able to output clear voices in aural communication.

Telephone apparatus

A system identification device is provided capable of performing a sequential updating process and preventing the quantity of operation from becoming too complex. The system identification device includes a first delay for delay of y (n), a matrix generator, a plurality of matrix calculators, a second delay, a third delay and a matrix separator for identifying an unknown system.

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Takashi Kimura