Anritsu Corporation

Yoshifumi Takahashi

Ken Shioiri

Shintaro Inagaki

Noriyuki Kodama

Masaru Honma

Takanori Saitoh

Kenichi Nakamura

Takahasi Iwamoto

Takahisa Iwamoto

An optical spectrum analyzer measures to-be-measured light while carrying out calibration processing for correcting wavelength information of spectrum data of the to-be-measured light by a wavelength information correction device through a storage device based on the spectrum data of reference light that is obtained by causing the reference light whose wavelength is known to be incident on a tunable wavelength filter from light incident devices at all times together with the to-be-measured light. Since the optical spectrum analyzer can continuously measure the to-be-measured light in a wide wavelength range at high speed while maintaining high wavelength accuracy, it can continuously obtain the spectrum data of the to-be-measured light with high wavelength accuracy even if it is installed in a place in which an environment intensely changes.

Optical spectrum analyzer

Apparatus for detecting foreign matter with high selectivity and high

Coin discriminating apparatus

The present invention relates to a coin discriminating apparatus for discriminating the thickness, material, diameter, and the like of a coin at high precision. A transmission coil (11) receives an AC signal generated by an AC signal generating unit (24) and applies an alternating magnetic field to a coin (C) to be discriminated. A reception coil (12) detects an electromotive force induced when the the transmission coil (11) applies the alternating magnetic field on the coin to be discriminated. A detection signal generating unit (27) generates a detection signal having a predetermined phase with respect to the AC signal generated by the AC signal generating unit (24). A phase detecting unit (26) phase-detects the electromotive force detected by the reception coil (12) in accordance with the detection signal generated by the detection signal generating unit. Discriminating units (28-31) discriminate at least one of the thickness, material, and diameter of the coin to be discriminated on the basis of a signal output from the phase detecting unit (26). Since the thickness, material, and diameter of the coin are independently separately detected, the denomination of the coin can be discriminated at high precision.

Coin diameter discriminating apparatus

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Isehara, Japan

Yoshifumi Takahashi