Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Yuzo Mizobuchi

Tomoaki Ikeda

Tomizo Namiki

Fumiaki Shinozaki

Akira Nahara

Yoshihiro Ono

Masao Kitajima

Takeshi Tomotsu

Shigeo Harada

Masatoshi Tabei

Akio Higashi

Kazuhiro Kawashiri

Yasuo Washizawa

Kiyotaka Kobayashi

Hiroshi Tamura

Satoshi Yoshida

Hideo Sato

Masashi Ogawa

Masamichi Sato

Osamu Seshimoto

Masayoshi Nagata

Keiji Takeda

Minoru Wada

Kikuo Kubotera

Hisatake Ono

Masakazu Hashiue

Toshio Iijima

Akira Kashiwabara

Tsunehiko Takahashi

Sadaharu Ikeda

Kazuhiro Kawaziri

Kotaro Sato

Madoka Arashi

The invention provides an image forming medium and method, and a recording and playback apparatus in which signals can be recorded on the medium sequentially, similar to a magnetic tape or the like, or simultaneously two dimensionally, similar to a photographic film. The recording medium includes a laminate formed on the surface of a semiconductor substrate having a conductive layer on the undersurface thereof. The laminate is formed of an oxide film, a nitrided film, a photoconductive semiconductor layer and a transparent conductive layer. For recording, an optical image is directed onto the transparent conductive layer while applying a predetermined potential between the transparent conductive layer and the conductive layer.

Image forming medium, method and apparatus

A method for compensating changes which would otherwise be produced in a video output signal when the shutter speed exceeds a certain value, even though the same light level of the received image is maintained on the image pickup. In one embodiment, the shutter speed and/or aperture setting are adjusted to compensate. The amplification factor of the output video signal can also be adjusted. In other embodiments, gamma correction is effected separately for each primary color signal to compensate for the changes which affect the color signals in different amounts as the shutter speed is increased.

Sensitivity compensating method for solid-state image pickup element

An element for electrophoresis suitably employable for electrophoresis of biopolymers such as proteins, as well as for the determination of the base sequence of DNA, RNA, their fragments, and their derivatives, which comprises a plastic support, a nonconductive metal oxide layer, and an electrophoresis medium layer comprising an aqueous polyacrylamide gel formed by crosslinking polymerization of an acrylamide compound and a crosslinking agent in the presence of water, which are superposed in this order. The electrophoresis medium layer may contain a water-soluble polymer and agarose. The medium layer may contain a modifier such as an anionic surfactant, formamide or urea.

Element for electrophoresis

A thermal recording element comprising a support having formed thereon a recording layer, a first protective layer comprising an organic high molecular weight material having a softening point below about 70.degree. C. formed on the recording layer, and a second protective layer comprising an organic high molecular weight material having high mechanical strength.

Thermal recording elements

An electrophotographic light-sensitive element and process for the production thereof are described, wherein the element comprises an electrically conductive support coated with a photoconductive layer composed of a silicon- and carbon-based amorphous material doped with hydrogen and fluorine.

Electrophotographic element with alpha -Si and C material doped with H

A function separated type electrophotographic light-sensitive member and a process for production thereof are described, said member comprising an electrically conductive support, a light-sensitive layer made of a hydrogen-doped amorphous silicon semiconductor, and an organic electric charge transport layer containing at least one positive charge transport carrier selected from the group consisting of pyrazolines, aryl-alkanes, arylketones, arylamines and chalcones.

Function separated type electrophotographic light-sensitive members and

A thermal recording element comprising a support, a recording layer formed thereon and a chlorinated polyolefin layer formed on said recording layer.

An image forming material comprising a support having thereon a layer composed of a Ge-S composition or a Ge-S-X composition wherein X represents at least one element selected from the group consisting of Al, Si, Mg, Ti, V, Mn, Co, Ni, Sn, Zn, Pd, In, Se, Te, Fe, I, P and O which undergoes a structural change capable of being detected optically, electrically or chemically upon exposure imagewise to light wherein the Ge-S or Ge-S-X composition layer has a thickness of at least about 300 A and contains therein at least one element selected from the group consisting of Ag, Cu and Pb in an amount of more than 2 atoms of Ag, Cu and/or Pb based on 100 atoms of the Ge-S composition or the Ge-S-X composition.

Image forming materials and image forming process

A thermal recording element comprising a support having formed thereon a recording layer, a first protective layer of a halogenated polyolefin, polystyrene, polystyrene derivative, halogenated rubber or styrene-vinyltoluene copolymer formed on the recording layer; and a second protective layer of a polymer having strong film strength formed on the first protective layer.

A thermal recording element comprising a support having formed thereon a recording layer and formed on the recording layer, a protective layer containing a polymer, and a higher fatty acid having 10 or more carbon atoms or an amide thereof present in or on the protective layer.

A disk-recording plate is produced by successively forming an etching layer and a laser-sensitive layer on a substrate. The assembly is exposed to the irradiation of laser beams to selectively remove the laser-sensitive layer and is then subjected to a sputter-etching treatment in an atmosphere of a reactive gas to remove the etching layer at portions corresponding to the removed portions of the laser-sensitive layer. The method permits monitoring of recording, and thus ensures accurate recording with good resolution.

Method for producing disk-recording plates

A mono- or multi- layer recording member, suitable for recording using e.g., a laser, comprising a support having a recording layer thereon wherein the recording layer contains (a) a metal selected from the group consisting of Sn, Bi and In and (b) a halide capable of being thermally or photo-chemically activated by high energy density light irradiation and which thereby can promote a thermally initiated phase or structure change of the metal (a).

Recording member

A composition for a recording material comprising a bismuth-sulfur series material or a bismuth-germanium-sulfur series material.

Compositions for recording materials

An image forming material comprising a support having thereon a layer composed of a Ge--S composition or a Ge--S--X composition wherein X represents at least one element selected from the group consisting of Al, Si, Mg, Ti, V, Mn, Co, Ni, Sn, Zn, Pd, In, Se, Te, Fe, I, P and O which undergoes a structural change capable of being detected optically, electrically or chemically upon exposure imagewise to light wherein the Ge--S or Ge--S--X composition layer has a thickness of at least about 300A and contains therein at least one element selected from the group consisting of Ag, Cu and Pb in an amount of more than 2 atoms of Ag, Cu and/or Pb based on 100 atoms of the Ge--S composition or the Ge--S--X composition.

A planographic printing plate material comprising a support and a light sensitive layer provided on the support, the light-sensitive layer being composed of (A) an inorganic material; (B) at least one metal and/or metal compound [(A)/(B) are capable of reacting with each other upon application of electromagnetic radiation] and (C) an organic compound capable of affecting the reaction between the inorganic material (A) and the metal and/or metal compound (B), wherein the inorganic material (A), the metal or metal compound (B), and the organic compound (C) are in contact with each other. When the light-sensitive layer is exposed to electromagnetic radiation, a difference in the hydrophilic or oleophilic nature of the exposed areas and the unexposed areas results, whereby a planographic printing plate is obtained which can be mounted on a printing machine and printed without any other treatments.

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Asaka, Japan

Yuzo Mizobuchi