Hamamatsu-Photonics K.k.

Suzuki Motor Corporation

Wataru Akahori

Tadataka Edamura

Toru Hirohata

Minoru Niigaki

Kazuue Fujita

Kazutoshi Nakajima

Shigeo Hara

Takahiko Yamanaka

Organic photoelectric conversion element has a first electrode, a photoelectric conversion layer, and a second electrode. The photoelectric conversion layer has a first organic layer that contains a first organic semiconductor containing principally a p-type organic semiconductor, a second organic layer that contains a second organic semiconductor containing principally an n-type organic semiconductor, and an intermediate layer that contains the first organic semiconductor and the second organic semiconductor. The second organic layer is disposed at a side of the second electrode relative to the first organic layer. The intermediate layer is between the first organic layer and the second organic layer and reaches each of these layers. The thickness of the second organic layer is greater than the sum of the thicknesses of the first organic layer and intermediate layer.

Organic photoelectric conversion element and method for producing same

A photodetectorA comprises a multilayer structurehaving a first layerconstituted by first metal or first semiconductor, a semiconductor structure layermounted on the first layerand adapted to excite an electron by plasmon resonance, and a second layermounted on the semiconductor structure layerand constituted by second metal or second semiconductor.

Photodetector

A torsion beam type suspension has no risk that a beam body will directly contact with a fuel tank, or that a frontward projecting portion of a stabilizer will contact with the fuel tank. In a torsion beam type suspension in which a pair of trailing arms are connected to the beam body to form an H-shaped torsion beam, and both ends of the stabilizer separate from the torsion beam are connected to the trailing arms, both-side parts of the stabilizerextending along the beam bodyare attached to a vehicle body, a portion between vehicle body attachment partsof the stabilizeris curved downward, and the curved partis disposed at the rear of the fuel tankand in front of the beam body

Torsion beam type suspension

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Wataru Akahori