Mitsui High-tec Incorporated

Toyoshi Odahara

Yusuke Hasuo

Takeshi Yamakawa

Naohiro Inagawa

A laminated iron core includes laminated iron core pieces, in which coupling parts are formed so as to communicate in a lamination direction of the laminated iron core pieces, and the coupling parts are filled with resins. The laminated iron core satisfies the following formula: (T&#xd7;S)/&#x3b7;&#x3e;{(4&#xd7;E&#xd7;&#x3b4;&#xd7;w&#xd7;t)/L}&#xd7;n, where T is a strength (N/mm) of the resin; S is a cross-sectional area (mm) of the coupling part or the resin; E is a Young's modulus (N/mm) of the strip material; &#x3b4; is a distortion amount (mm) of the iron core piece; w is a width (mm) of the iron core piece in a radial direction; t is a plate thickness (mm) of the iron core piece; n is the number of laminated iron core pieces; L is a distance (mm) between the coupling parts adjacent in the circumferential direction; and &#x3b7; is a safety factor.

Laminated iron core and manufacturing method of laminated iron core

The invention aims at recognition of a handwritten input character on-line with quite high accuracy. The method of on-line handwritten input character recognition of the invention is characterized in that ordinary strokes and transition strokes and/or start-end (s-e) strokes of a handwritten input character sampled on-line are compared with ordinary strokes and transition strokes and/or s-e strokes of dictionary's characters previously registered in a dictionary and the character corresponding to the handwritten input character is recognized on the basis of the result of the comparison. Otherwise, when the dictionary's character most similar to the input character corresponds to a preset character, the handwritten input character is identified by using characteristic features of the corresponding character. Thus, by comparing ordinary strokes and transition strokes and/or s-e strokes of a handwritten input character sampled on-line with ordinary strokes and transition strokes and/or s-e strokes of dictionary's characters previously registered in a dictionary and recognizing the character corresponding to the handwritten input character on the basis of the result of the comparison, a handwritten input character which was difficult to recognize only by means of ordinary strokes can be recognized with high accuracy.

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Fukuoka, Japan

Toyoshi Odahara