Fujitsu Corporation

Other

Nissan Motor Company Limited

Infineum International Limited

Dynax Corporation

Yasuhiro Murakami

Takao Ishikawa

Takashi Tanii

Makoto Maeda

Mikio Hayashihara

Yusuke Yamamori

Yasuaki Takeuchi

Yoshimasa Hayashi

Raymond F Watts

Hitoshi Hata

Nobutaka Chiba

Masahiro Shioda

Yukio Suda

Satoshi Nemoto

Masayuki Kato

Manabu Murakami

Nobuhide Hachiya

Katherine M Richard

Masahiko Hirao

Nobuo Goto

Takao Shibuya

Yoshi Arakawa

Yukio Ueda

Yoshie Arakawa

Tomomi Miyaji

Toshihiko Ichihashi

Kazuo Umesato

Rika Yauchihara

Tetsuya Ishitani

Maki Irifune

A power adjustment method includes: measuring output power that is obtained when input power to be amplified in a linear region is input to a power amplifier configured to amplify input power linearly in the linear region and amplify input power nonlinearly in a nonlinear region; deriving a straight line connecting a measurement point corresponding to the measured output power and a boundary point between the linear region and the nonlinear region in a coordinate plane representing input/output characteristics; acquiring information on an approximate equation that is stored in advance in correspondence with the measured output power, the approximate equation representing a relation between input power and output power in the nonlinear region; and storing information on the derived straight line and the acquired information on the approximate equation in a semiconductor integrated circuit provided at a preceding stage of the power amplifier.

Power adjustment method, computer-readable recording medium and power adjustment apparatus

A radio communication circuit includes a power amplifier configured to amplify a signal and output the amplified signal, an envelope detector configured to extract an envelope of an input signal inputted to the power amplifier, an offset generator configured to generate an offset value for a power supply voltage to be applied to the power amplifier, based on a distortion amount in an output signal from the power amplifier, and a power supply voltage modulator configured to control the power supply voltage to be applied to the power amplifier based on the envelope extracted and the offset value generated.

Radio communication circuit and radio communication apparatus

A zinc-free lubricating composition for lubricating a continuously variable transmission is disclosed, the lubricating composition comprising a mixture of a major amount of a lubricating oil and an effective amount of a performance enhancing additive combination comprising: (a) an ashless polyisobutenyl succinimide dispersant; (b) at least one organic thioether phosphite; (c) a calcium phenate overbased detergent at a concentration such that the total amount of calcium in the fluid is less than about 500 ppm; (d) friction modifiers comprising one or more succinimides and one or more ethoxylated amines; and (e) a primary amide of a long chain carboxylic acid.

Zinc-free continuously variable transmission fluid

A time slot assignment circuit capable of performing channel setting with a high efficiency and with a high degree of freedom of channel setting with respect to a large volume of transmission data and in addition having a small circuit scale and low power consumption, provided a time switch provided with a transmission data memory into which transmission data is sequentially written and performing switching in a time domain with respect to the transmission data, a space switch for performing switching in a space domain with respect to an output thereof, an address control memory which outputs a channel setting address for controlling the two switches, and a channel setting information converting unit for converting a channel setting information from the outside to a channel setting address and an accessing address for the memory.

Time slot assignment circuit

There is disclosed a traction drive fluid which comprises a base oil blended with (A) an active phosphate ester base compound, (B) a boron-containing imide base dispersant (e.g. polyalkenyl succinimide treated with a boron compound) and (C) a boron-free imide base dispersant (e.g. polyalkenyl succinimide) in such blending amounts that the phosphorus content derived from the component (A) and the boron content derived from the component (B) are each 100 to 600 ppm, preferably 60 to 300 ppm by weight, and at least 60 ppm by weight, respectively based on the base oil, and the boron-free imide base dispersant (C) is blended so that the ratio by weight of the nitrogen in the component(C) to the boron in the component (B) is at least 1, preferably 1 to 6. The traction drive fluid has excellent wear resistance and excellent scoring resistance of a steel material element, is capable of suppressing surface damage such as peeling of a friction material and in particular, is well suited for use as a lubricating oil for a traction drive continuous variable transmission used in an automobile.

Traction drive fluid

There is disclosed a lubricating oil composition for automatic transmissions which comprises a base oil comprising at least one oil selected from the group consisting of a mineral oil and a synthetic oil each having a specific kinematic viscosity and a % C,; (A) a non-boron based succinic acid imide (e.g. polybutenylsuccinic acid imide) and a boron based succinic acid imide each in an amount of 0.1 to 5% by weight based on the whole composition; (B) a condensation product of a branched chain fatty acid having 8 to 30 carbon atoms (e.g. isostearic acid) and an amine (e.g. tetraethylene-pentamine) in an amount of 0.05 to 2% by weight based on the same; and (C) a dialkyl hydrogenphosphite (e.g. dioleyl hydrogenphosphite) in an amount of 0.1 to 1% by weight based on the same, and optionally at least one member selected from viscosity index improvers, antioxidants, metal deactivators, defoaming agents, detergents, extreme pressure agents and rust preventives. The lubricating oil composition mentioned above is enhanced in the capacity of transmission torque, excellent in the performance of preventing shudder, and prolonged in the service lifetime of shudder prevention and capacity of transmission torque.

Lubricating oil composition for automatic transmissions

A wet paper friction material, mainly used for a slip lock-up of an automatic transmission, obtained by impregnating a paper material with a thermosetting resin, thermosetting, and molding under pressure, to attain compatibility between a good frictional characteristic and good fatigue strength under compression, wherein the paper material, in addition to a cellulose pulp and a filler, contains 30 to 80 wt % of aramid pulp with its drainability being adjusted to 250 to 440 ml in a total amount of pulp, and further contains, as a friction modifier, diatomaceous earth cylindrically formed so as to be net-like in the cylinder part and having its mean length 4 to 6 .mu.m.

Wet type paper friction material with combined improved friction

In order to prevent large amounts of liquid coolant from boiling over from a coolant jacket of an evaporative cooling system wherein coolant vapor is used as a vehicle for removing heat from the engine to the condenser in which the coolant vapor is condensed, a vapor manifold is arranged to collect any liquid coolant before it reaches the radiator and return same to a relatively cool section of the coolant jacket.

Cooling system for automotive engine or the like

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Yokohama, Japan

Yasuhiro Murakami