Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Other

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Hitachi-kokusai Electric Inc.

Seiko Instruments Inc

Ube Industries, Inc.

Aida Engineering, Ltd.

Oyabe Seiki Co., Ltd

Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd.

Takion Co., Ltd.

Tsutomu Tanaka

Shinichi Kato

Masaaki Kadoyanagi

Shotaro Hirako

Hiroshi Ohmura

Hiroyuki Kato

Takahiro Yamatani

Asuna Osawa

Masuo Tamada

Hiroyuki Kimura

Takeshi Watanabe

Masanori Sakai

Yutaka Saitoh

Seimei Ushiro

Kazuyuki Toyoda

Kimiaki Nakada

Katsunobu Hongo

Tokuji Sato

Kunio Tani

Nobuhito Shima

Ikuo Fujimura

Osamu Kasahara

Tomohisa Iba

Mamoru Sueyoshi

Toshihiro Sezaki

Hideo Matsuoka

Mikio Kamiya

Michio Cho

Hiroyuki Iwasaki

Katsutaro Ichihara

Kazuo Kato

Kazunori Ohno

Yasuhiko Tanaka

Kazuo Matsubara

Chiaki Nakamura

Seiji Asano

Hisashi Hamada

Takaaki Kotani

Minoru Shiiba

Atsuo Kohno

Hidekiyo Kushima

Shozo Katsuki

Akira Ohnishi

Hironobu Suna

Sumitaka Tachikawa

Tetsu Tashiro

Yasuhiro Ami

Masanao Suzuki

Tamotsu Nishi

Tadahiko Itoh

Motonori Moriyama

Jiro Okazaki

Yusuke Koshimura

Kazuo Katao

Servo amplifier

Controller for servomotors

An articulated robot includes a first arm which is horizontally angularly movable, a sectorial support plate coaxial with a center about which the first arm is angularly movable, an auxiliary arm parallel to the first arm, and a joint member connected to respective distal ends of the first arm and the auxiliary arm. An arcuate rail is mounted on the support plate. The first arm, the auxiliary arm, and the joint member make up a parallel link mechanism. The arcuate rail engages an engaging assembly mounted on an upper surface of the first arm. A second arm is angularly movably connected to the joint member, and a third arm is angularly movably connected to the distal end of the second arm. An end effector for attracting a workpiece is connected to the distal end of the third arm.

Articulated robot

The present invention provides a nitrogen oxide removal equipment, a nitrogen oxide removal method, a container used for the removal of nitrogen oxide, and a method for filling the container. A nitrogen oxide removal equipmentaccording to the present invention supplies gas with the unevenness of flowing amounts eased to an absorption unitvia a gas rectification meansfor supplying gas to a large-area side of solid absorbent layers, the absorption unitbeing provided with solid absorbent layers including a plurality of low-profile solid absorbentsconstituting the nitrogen oxide absorption means. Nitrogen oxide contained in gas effectively passes through the solid absorbent layers and removed.

Equipment and method for removing nitrogen oxide

A conveyor system has a monitor for entering information about sheets, an input/output control console for setting operating conditions of a first conveyor and a second conveyor based on the information about the sheets, and a power control console for operating the first conveyor and the second conveyor based on the operating conditions. The information about the sheets includes information as to the length of each of the sheets and data as to the position where the sheets are loaded from a press. A conveyor feed length representative of a feed cycle of a sheet on the first conveyor and the second conveyor, and the number of sheets on the second conveyor are automatically determined based on the length of the sheets and the data.

Conveyor system and method of setting operation thereof

A wireless measuring deviceis provided which includes a plurality of child unitsand a parent unitto receive data measured by these child unitsby wireless communication. Each of the child unitshas a controlling sectionthat can move to a standby state, a measuring section, a signal receiving sectionto receive a measurement instructing signal from the parent unit, and a signal transmitting sectionto transmit the measured data by wireless communication. The parent unithas a signal transmitting section to transmit the measurement instructing signal to each of the child unitsand a measured data receiving sectionto receive measured data to be transmitted from the signal transmitting section

Wireless measuring device

An apparatus for use in manufacturing a semiconductor device allows one or more substrates treated substantially free of the metal particles released from the chamber wall and the high energy particles emitted from the plasma and also allows them to uniformly heated to a relatively high temperature. The apparatus comprises a reaction chamber wherein one or more substrates to be treated are disposed, a plasma source arranged outside of and in proximity to the reaction chamber, an active species supply port for providing active species generated by the plasma source to the reaction chamber and arranged at a side of the reaction chamber and an exhaust port provided at the opposite side to the active species supply port. The active species flows parallel to the surfaces of the substrates.

Apparatus and method for use in manufacturing a semiconductor device

To provide a power supply apparatus that replaces a dry battery by detecting electric field energy in a free space, rectifying the energy, extracting the energy as electric power, and accumulating the electric power. In particular, there is provided a power supply apparatus that is useful for a portable electronic equipment. An electromagnetic energy conversion unit collects a radio wave propagating in the air and converts collected electromagnetic energy into electric power. A rectifying unit generates electric power having a DC waveform by rectifying electric power having an AC waveform and charges the rectified electric power having the DC waveform into a secondary battery. An electric load is supplied with the rectified electric power having the DC waveform or with electric power having a DC waveform discharged from the secondary battery.

Power supply apparatus and electronic equipment

A microcomputer comprises: a flash memory for storing rewriting control F/W and user S/F; a command register for specifying content of rewriting control; a address register to be subjected to rewriting-control; a data register for specifying data to be written; a power-supply pump circuit in the flash memory; and a control signal register for specifying/outputting a control signal to a memory decoder. A CPU of the microcomputer is capable of accessing these four registers to perform writing or reading. A given bit of the control signal register corresponds to a given control signal. A value written to the register becomes a control signal that will be directly supplied to both of the power supply circuit and the memory decoder, in the flash memory, to control them. By rewriting a set value of this control signal register using the rewriting control F/W according to a specified sequence, processing such as &ldquo;erase&rdquo; and &ldquo;program&rdquo; of the flash memory is performed. As a result, a layout area of an automatic sequence circuit is decreased, and a change in a sequence is also facilitated.

Microcomputer with built-in programmable nonvolatile memory

A nonvolatile semiconductor memory includes a memory block composed of a memory array having a plurality of memory cells arranged in a matrix form, each of the memory cells being composed of a nonvolatile transistor; a memory decoder necessary for erasing/writing/reading data of the nonvolatile transistor in the memory array; a charge pump necessary for erasing/writing/reading the data of the nonvolatile transistor in the memory array; a register having each of a plurality of control signals for controlling the memory decoder and the charge pump allocated to register 1 bit; and an updating device for updating a content of the register by a data processor coupled to the register. By using this updating device to update the content of the register, the memory decoder and the charge pump are controlled, the data of the memory block is erased, and data is written in/read from the nonvolatile transistor. Thus a selecting device other than a laser can be applied for suppressing the increase of an LSI circuit size in the same chip as that for a dedicated control circuit, verifying the disconnected state of a FUSE circuit in the memory, and trimming the FUSE circuit.

Nonvolatile semiconductor memory and automatic erasing/writing method thereof

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Tokyo, Japan

Tsutomu Tanaka