Nec Corporation

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International Business Machines Corporation

Sony Corporation

Kao Corporation

Fujikura Limited

Sony Mobile Communications Inc.

Yoshino Kogyosho Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Tetsuya Kobayashi

Hiroyuki Nose

Hajime Kuwabara

Kenjiro Katabuchi

Yumiko Suzuki

Takayuki Abe

Yuji Saito

Masataka Mochizuki

Masayuki M Nakamura

Takashi Kawana

Hiroaki Agata

Koichi Mashiko

Noriyuki Takada

Hidesato Kizaki

Takahiro Watanabe

Shinichi Inaba

Tatsuhito Aono

Shin Takanashi

Fumitoshi Kiyooka

Akihiro Takamiya

Takeshi Omi

Youji Kawahara

Tadashi Sano

Shuichi Yunoki

Toshinori Yoshino

Yuji Fukaya

Kenjirou Katabuchi

A method of non-destructive inspection of a subject body including an element is comprised of irradiating the subject body with a neutron ray through a first measurement point and a second measurement point; measuring an elapsed time after a first time point when a resonant neutron specific to the element passes through the first measurement point and before a second time point when a prompt gamma ray made emitted by the resonant neutron from the subject body is detected at the second measurement point; and determining a location of the element in the subject body by the first measurement point, the second measurement point, a relative position toward a surface of the subject body, and the elapsed time.

Non-destructive inspection method and device

An information processing device including a plurality of rectangular-shaped casings each including a first principal surface, and a second principal surface opposing the first principal surface and including a display panel having a predetermined aspect ratio. The information processing device including a connecting portion connecting each of the plurality of rectangular-shaped casings in a closed state in which each of the plurality of rectangular-shaped casings are mutually overlaid and a display panel of at least one of the plurality of rectangular-shaped casings is externally exposed, and in an open state in which wall portions of mutually adjacent rectangular-shaped casings abut and the display panels of each of the plurality of rectangular-shaped casings face a similar direction. The information processing device further includes a terminal state detecting unit that detects the closed state and the opened state, and a display control unit that controls display of each of the display panels.

Personal digital assistant, and display control method and display control program thereof

A trigger-type liquid sprayer of the present invention is provided with a liquid sprayer bodyhaving a nozzleand a trigger leverand a shroudcovering the liquid sprayer bodyand sprays a liquid from a spray holein the nozzleby a pulling operation of the trigger lever. The nozzleis rotatable with respect to the liquid sprayer bodyand provided so as to open/close a flow passage for the liquid according to a rotational position of the nozzlewhen an operation levermounted on the nozzleis rotationally moved, and an abutment portionfor positioning the nozzleat a position where the flow passage is opened through abutment of the operation leveris provided at the shroud

Trigger-type liquid sprayer

A method of non-destructive inspection of a subject body including one or more elements comprises irradiating the subject body with a neutron ray along an axis line passing through a reference point; synchronously detecting gamma rays from directions inclined at equal angles to the axis line at a plurality of measurement points disposed to have equivalent intervals radially from the axis line, respectively; measuring the detected gamma rays in a plurality of energy ranges; determining whether measured values in the respective energy ranges are beyond thresholds; determining energy ranges where all the measured values are beyond the thresholds; analyzing a type of an element from the determined energy ranges; and detecting a location of the analyzed type of the element in the subject body on the basis of the reference point, the respective measurement points, a relative position relative to a surface of the subject body, and the directions.

A vapor chamber, in which a condensable fluid, which evaporates and condenses depending on a state of input and radiation of a heat, is encapsulated in a hollow and flat sealed receptacle as a liquid phase working fluid; and in which the wick for creating the capillary pressure by moistening by the working fluid is arranged in said sealed receptacle, comprising: a wick for creating a great capillary pressure by being moistened by said working fluid, which is arranged on the evaporating part side where the heat is input from outside; and a wick having a small flow resistance against the moistening working fluid, which is arranged on the condensing part side where the heat is radiated to outside.

Vapor chamber

An image processing apparatus for color-correcting image data for outputting to image forming means includes an input unit for inputting image data, a discrimination unit for determining whether or not the image data is of a predetermined color, a color correction unit for color-correcting the image data even if the image data is lower than a predetermined level in such a manner that a light emitting device in the image forming unit emits light at a small light emission level, and an output unit for outputting the color-corrected image data or image data generally representing white to the image forming means based on the result of the determination.

Image processing apparatus and method which prevents the generation of a

A package connector apparatus of the SMT type which eliminates a discontinuous point in characteristic impedance to assure a good high frequency transfer characteristic and is compatible with another package connector apparatus of the through-hole dip type. A printed circuit board has a plurality of wiring patterns formed on each of the opposite first and second faces thereof, and a connector body is mounted on the first face of the printed circuit board with the center thereof displaced to the first face side of the printed circuit board and has first and second faces formed thereon. A plurality of contacts are mounted in a plurality of rows on and extend from the first and second faces of the connector body. The contacts extending from the first face are connected at the other end portions thereof to the wiring patterns on the first face of the printed circuit board while the other contacts extending from the second face of the connector body are connected at the other end portions thereof to the wiring patterns on the second face of the printed circuit board.

Package connector apparatus

A connector including an insulating main body through which numerous holes are formed in three arrays, the main body having numerous contactor pins inserted through the holes. The contactor pins are either first cranked pins whose folded portions are relatively long or second cranked pins whose folded portions are relatively short. In the first and third arrays, the first and second pins are alternately arranged, and all the pins in each of these arrays lie on the side of each array opposite the second array. The second array includes only the second pins and they are located in the second array arranged so that the folded portions of the pins alternately lie at the side of the first and third arrays. Even if the pitch of the holes of each array is reduced, an array of rectilinear portions of the second pins of increased pitch can be formed on both sides of the second array. The connector can be used with a socket having a standard contactor member when it is used in a back harness arrangement.

Connector

In a no-insertion force connector assembly comprising a connector body comprising a housing for supporting a plurality of resiliently deformable contact members, a connector portion provided on a print circuit board, the connector portion having a plurality of contact terminals each positioned at a place corresponding to the contact of the contact member and at least one float member for resiliently deforming the contact members so that their contacts may each shift to a position where they are each electrically connected to the corresponding contact terminal, the contact members each comprises a plurality of first and second contact members, which are each different in the length ranging from the connecting end up to the above-described contact, the first and second contact members being alternately disposed. The float member comprises a first engaging means for first coming in contact with the first contact member for resilient deformation while shifting and a second engaging means for subsequently resiliently deforming the second contact member. Since the deformation of the first and second contact members by the float mechanism is carried out at different times, an operational force required to shift the float member can be remarkably small thus easing its operation.

No-insertion force connector assembly

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Tokyo, Japan

Tetsuya Kobayashi