Hitachi, Ltd.

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Hitachi Chemical Company, Ltd.

Toyoda Koki Kabushiki Kaisha

Yukio Maeda

Tomohisa Ohta

Masato Taya

Takehisa Yoshikawa

Makoto Satoh

Isao Ishizawa

Masami Masuda

Nobuo Abe

Toshio Yamanaka

Tatsuo Horie

Minoru Tateno

Kazuya Kato

Takao Taniguchi

Hidetaka Shigi

Tetsuya Yamazaki

Masashi Nishiki

Akira Tsuboi

Takehiko Hasebe

Naoya Kitamura

Masayuki Kyooi

Masashi Sawa

Eiji Shamoto

Toshimichi Moriwaki

Fumitaka Nishioka

Ryu Itoh

Tetsuji Oasaka

Kazuhiko Nagayama

A component including a part having a concave and convex configuration for one of the enabling one of light convergence, light diffusion and light diffraction, being formed as a reflective film. The outline of the concave and convex configuration viewed from a right angle relative to a horizontal face has a half moon-shape, and a direction of a straight line part of the half moon-shape of each concave and convex configuration matches a direction of the horizontal face, and a plurality of the concave and convex configurations are combined.

Microlens array, a method for making a transfer master pattern for microlens array, a concave and convex pattern obtained from the transfer master pattern, a laminate for transfer, a diffuse reflection plate and a liquid crystal display device

A microlens array having a substrate and microlenses of a substantially circular profile provided on the substrate and each arranged such that a major axis and a minor axis thereof, which pass through a center of the substantially circular profile and intersect at 90 degrees, are substantially equal in length to each other, and sectional forms at faces vertical to an axis parallel to the major axis or the minor axis are, respectively, made of the same curved shape at any position.

MICROLENS ARRAY, A METHOD FOR MAKING A TRANSFER MASTER PATTERN FOR MICROLENS ARRAY, A CONCAVE AND CONVEX PATTERN OBTAINED FROM THE TRANSFER MASTER PATTERN, A LAMINATE FOR TRANSFER, A DIFFUSE REFLECTION PLATE AND A LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY DEVICE

A microlens configuration having a substantially circular form is constituted of a part of one circle or aspheric curve at any section when a section is taken at a face which is vertical to a major axis or a minor axis of the microlens configuration. A laminate for transfer includes a concave and convex pattern having concave and convex forms of a transfer master pattern, in which a number of such configurations as mentioned above are arranged, transferred to a substrate to be transferred, and a thin film layer laminated on the concave and convex surface thereof wherein a surface of the thin film layer opposite to a surface in contact with a provisional support is used as a bonding face to an application substrate. Moreover, a method for making a diffuse reflector plate comprises the steps of holding the laminate for transfer against the application substrate in contact with the bonding face of the thin film layer, separating the provisional support, and forming a reflective film on the concave and convex surface of the thin film layer.

A multi-layer wiring substrate capable of high density packaging, and a method of manufacturing the same, in which a carrier substrate, in which through holes can be easily formed in high density corresponding substantially to a pitch of connecting terminals in a semiconductor chip, and build-up layers are formed on the substrate with the application of a conventional build-up technique. When the build-up technique for repeatedly forming insulating layers and wiring layers on a carrier substrate is used to manufacture a multi-layer wiring substrate, the carrier substrate is formed in the following manner. First, an insulating resin layer is formed in a copper foil, in which a plurality of first windows are regularly provided, to cover the copper foil, and the resin layer fills the interior of the windows. Subsequently, second windows of a particular shape are provided in regions of layers of the insulating resin filled in the windows, and independent conducting paths are formed through the second windows to extend from front sides of the second windows to back sides thereof. The conducting paths are formed radially to be spaced a substantially equal distance from centers of the respective second windows.

Multi-layer wiring substrate and manufacturing method thereof

An oscillating piston type compressor has a piston formed integral with a blade. The compressor accommodates in a casing a compression mechanism section and a motor section, the mechanism including the piston having a plate-shaped blade integrally formed on a cylindrical portion is fitted onto an eccentric portion of a crankshaft to perform orbital motion relative to an inner peripheral surface of a cylinder, the plate-shaped blade being formed at its radial end surface with a recess or a protrusion, which serves as a reference of position.

Oscillating piston type compressor and method of manufacturing piston thereof

A scroll compressor has an Oldhams ring made of sintered metal operating as a rotation-prevention mechanism for holding the rotation scroll. The Oldhams ring is formed to a size to accommodate the cutting work or the grinding work of the surface processing during the forming of the sintered metal, and, as a result, the productivity of the Oldhams ring can be improved and the wear resistance becomes excellent. A scroll compressor that is inexpensive and has a high reliability may be made of a hard sintered metal which has an excellent wear resistance. A first groove 3a and the second groove 3b are formed in the end face 3 of the ring 2 of the Oldhams ring into the sintered metal. And, after the processing, the first groove 3a is deepest, and the depth is progressively reduced in order of the second groove 3b and the end face 3 in the Oldhams ring. The wear on the corner part of the tool, which is easiest to wear being used to process the side face of the keys is reduced due to the presence of these grooves.

Scroll compressor

An apparatus for machining a workpiece which has a non-revolute symmetrical and aspherical surface with a rotating grinding wheel. The apparatus comprises a workpiece supporting member supporting the workpiece and a wheel head providing the grinding wheel an outer peripheral surface of which takes a form of a part of a spherical shape. The workpiece and the grinding wheel are relatively moved by a first drive mechanism in an infeed direction, the workpiece supporting member and the wheel head are relatively moved by a second drive mechanism in a traverse feed direction perpendicular to the infeed direction, and the workpiece supporting member and the wheel head are relatively moved by a third drive mechanism in a pitch feed direction perpendicular to both of the infeed direction and the traverse feed direction. A truing device is moved by the second drive mechanism in the traverse feed direction relative to the grinding wheel, and has a truing element rotatable about an axis perpendicular to a rotational axis of the grinding wheel through a spherical center thereof. The first, second and third drive mechanisms are controlled by a control device based upon the aspherical shape data for the workpiece.

Apparatus for machining a workpiece to non-revolute symmetric and

Herein disclosed is a feed system which comprises: a moving body; a plurality of sets of support blocks arranged at the two sides of the moving body and along the moving direction of the moving body; a plurality of clamping members supported through elastically deformable members by the respective sets of the support blocks to engage with the sides of the moving body; clamping actuators mounted on the individual sets of the support blocks for displacing the clamping members toward the sides of the moving body to clamp the moving body; moving actuators mounted on the individual sets of the support blocks for displacing the clamping members in the moving direction of the movable member; and control means for operating the clamping actuators and the moving actuators with phases offset from each other.

Feed system

A diamond tool for the mirror-finish cutting of non-ferrous materials and a method of manufacturing the same are provided. The diamond tool has a main cutting edge and minute side cutting edges formed at the opposite ends of the main cutting edge so as to intersect the main cutting edge at an angle. The dept .DELTA. of chamfer of the side cutting edge is 1.5 to 5 times the depth of tears formed in the machined surface (0.1 .mu.m.ltoreq..DELTA..ltoreq.1 .mu.m) and the length l.sub.2 of the side cutting edged is 1.5 to 10 times the feed of the diamond tool (0.02 mm.ltoreq.l.sub.2 .ltoreq.0.8 mm). The rake face of the diamond tool comprises two rake faces and two side rake faces. A tool grinding surface plate for manufacturing the diamond tool has a flat surface for grinding the rake faces, and a circumferential tapered surface for grinding the side rake faces. The end relief surface and the rake face of the diamond tool is in the (001) zone of the single crystal diamond tip thereof, and the crystal orientation of the end relief surface is in the range of (150) and (010) or a crystallographic equivalent.

Diamond tool

In effecting positioning of a workpiece relative to a working tool, indexing is carried out by obtaining precision measurement of the relative distance between the workpiece and the working tool by using a laser beam. Positioning can be effected with improved precision and working can be achieved with improved dimensional accuracy.

Precision positioning device

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Yokohama, Japan

Yukio Maeda