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Hitachi, Ltd.

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Hitachi-high-technologies Corporation

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Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd.

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Years Active: 1979-2005

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1. 6875984 - Bio electron microscope and observation method of specimen (2005-04-05),

2. 5767516 - Electron microscope and sample observing method using the same (1998-06-16),

3. 5746826 - Method and apparatus for forming microstructure body (1998-05-05),

4. 5698798 - Method and apparatus for dynamic observation of specimen (1997-12-16),

5. 5689494 - Surface atom fabrication method and apparatus (1997-11-18),

6. 5585722 - Apparatus for measuring physical properties of micro area (1996-12-17),

7. 5572122 - Apparatus including a specimen tilt mechanism for measuring (1996-11-05),

8. 5436448 - Surface observing apparatus and method (1995-07-25),

9. 5431055 - Surface measuring apparatus using a probe microscope (1995-07-11),

10. 5416331 - Surface atom fabrication method and apparatus (1995-05-16),

11. 5393983 - Magnetic electron lens and elctron microscope using the same (1995-02-28),

12. 5256876 - Scanning tunnel microscope equipped with scanning electron microscope (1993-10-26),

13. 5229607 - Combination apparatus having a scanning electron microscope therein (1993-07-20),

14. 5222396 - Tunnelling acoustic microscope (1993-06-29),

15. 5162653 - Scanning tunneling microscope and surface topographic observation method (1992-11-10),

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