Sony Corporation

Tomoya Ikuta

Atsushi Ito

Kenji Yamamoto

Kimihiro Saito

Takashi Nakao

Takeshi Kubo

A bio-optical measuring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a light source that emits coherent light; and three or more optical receivers that receive reflected light from a living body, of light outputted from the light source toward the living body. The bio-optical measuring apparatus further includes a signal processing unit that obtains a low-noise signal by performing averaging processing based on detection signals outputted from the respective optical receivers in response to reception of the reflected light.

Bio-optical measuring apparatus

A pulse measuring device of the disclosure includes a housing, a light-emitting device, a light-receiving device, and a light guide body having a first end surface facing the light-emitting device, a second end surface facing the first end surface and facing the light-receiving device, one or a plurality of first side surfaces covered by the housing, and one or a plurality of second side surfaces exposed from the housing.

Pulse measuring device, pulse measuring unit, and electronic apparatus

There is provided an optical disc device that performs recording on a land and a groove, including an optical path splitter configured to split a luminous flux returning from an optical disc into first and second optical paths, a first detector configured to receive a whole of the luminous flux that has passed through the first optical path, a second detector configured to receive a luminous flux of an inside part of the luminous flux that has passed through the second optical path, a spherical aberration error signal generation unit configured to generate a spherical aberration error signal on the basis of a difference between a first focus error signal obtained on the basis of a detection signal of the first detector and a second focus error signal obtained on the basis of a detection signal of the second detector, a spherical aberration correction unit, and an adjustment unit.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Tomoya Ikuta