Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Technos Co., Ltd.

Tetsuya Ohsugi

Masashi Onishi

Michihisa Kyoto

Gotaro Tanaka

Takashi Kohgo

Kazuo Nishihagi

Motoyoshi Kimura

Masahiro Hamada

Yoshio Ukita

An outlet device, which is to be arranged on a wall surface, includes an outlet box in which electric wiring and optical interconnection are to be accommodated, and a cover plate which covers the outlet box. The cover plate includes a plate surface formed with an opening section through which an electric connection port of at least one of a telephone jack and an electric power supply outlet is to be exposed, and a bulged portion formed, on left or right side of the plate surface, to bulge frontward from the plate surface. The bulged portion is operable to accommodate a connection adaptor to which an optical connector attached directly to an end portion of an optical fiber is fitted, and includes a bottom face formed with an opening through which an optical connection port of the connection adaptor is to be exposed so as to be oriented downward.

Outlet device

A total reflection X-ray fluorescence apparatus comprises a base material having an optically flat surface for totally reflecting X-rays radiated at a small glancing angle, a first detector such as an SSD for detecting fluorescent X-rays emerging from a specimen located near the optically flat surface of the base material and a second detector such as a scintillation counter for detecting an intensity of an X-rays coming from the base material.

Total reflection X-ray fluorescence apparatus

A superconducting ceramic wire is produced by melting a superconducting ceramic-forming metal oxide composition, and quenching the melt into a glass which is then formed into a preform of thin plate. The preform is soften and wire-drawn without causing crystallization in a furnace into a flexible elongated thin tape having a thickness of e.g. 40 to 60 .mu.m. The tape is heat-treated for crystallization to obtain the superconducting wire. The disclosure mentions mainly Bi Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O superconducting systems.

Method of producing superconducting ceramic wire and product

A total reflection X-ray fluorescence apparatus comprises a base material having an optically flat surface for totally reflecting X-rays radiated at a small glancing angle, a first detector such as an SSD for detecting fluorescent X-rays emerging from a specimen located near the optically flat surface of the base material and a second detector such as a scintillation counter for detecting intensity of X-rays coming from the base material.

A superconducting ceramic wire is prepared from a superconducting ceramic-forming oxide composition by melting, the composition and quenching the melt to form a dense glass, which is soften and wire-drawn in a furnace. The resulting wire is heat-treated to form crystals and made into a superconducting ceramic wire. The wire has a flexibility and remarkable superconductivity which can further be improved by applying pressure to be made more dense and repeating the heat-treatment.

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Yokohama, Japan

Tetsuya Ohsugi