Abstract:
In a clutch, when a driving-side rotator is rotated, the driving-side rotator engages a driven-side rotator in a rotational direction and transmits a rotational force of the driving-side rotator to the driven-side rotator. When the driven-side rotator is rotated by an external force, a rolling element is clamped between the driven-side rotator and an inner circumferential surface of a housing. At the same time the driven-side rotator is allowed to rotate while generating a desired frictional force between the rolling element and the inner circumferential surface of the housing, so that the rotation of the driven-side rotator is not transmitted to the driving-side rotator.
Abstract:
A rotary magnetic head inspection method for a double azimuth head where two magnetic heads of different azimuthal angles are arranged on a head base, includes the steps of: recording an inspection signal on a running tape by a magnetic head; reproducing the inspection signal by the magnetic head for checking the level of the reproducing signal; and reproducing the inspection signal by the other magnetic head for checking whether the magnetic head is correctly assembled onto a head base through judgement of the reproducing signal.
Abstract:
An apparatus for optical master disk exposure for exposing guide grooves and pre-pits with laser beams has a reference signal generator which generates a reference signal for being supplied to a groove reference voltage generator that generates a groove reference voltage according to the reference signal. A pre-pit designation signal generator generates a pre-pit designation signal designating formation of the pre-pits. A pre-pit region voltage generator generates a pre-pit region voltage with a power of level of 70 to 75% of the groove reference voltage according to the pre-pit designation signal. A bias voltage generator generates a bias voltage with a power level of 80 to 90 of the groove reference voltage when no pre-pit is formed according to the pre-pit designation signal. A guide groove exposure voltage supplier adds together the groove reference voltage, the pre-pit region voltage and the bias voltage and outputs a guide groove exposure voltage to a laser beam modulating means which modulates the laser beams according to the guide groove exposure voltage received from the guide groove exposure voltage supplier. The guide grooves are uniformly formed thereby enabling the reduction of cross-talk.
Abstract:
A laser beam type distance measuring device comprises a laser beam emitter; a returning laser beam detector; a polygon mirror rotated about a first axis for reflecting a going laser beam from the laser beam emitter toward a remote object and reflecting a returning laser beam from the object toward a given optical track along which the returning laser beam travels to the returning laser beam detector; and a nodding mechanism for pivoting the polygon mirror about a second axis which is perpendicular to the first axis. These parts are housed in a case which has a window opening through which the going and returning laser beams pass. An outwardly swelled transparent cover covers the window opening in such a manner that a depressed inner surface thereof faces toward the polygon mirror in the case. A shielding plate is installed in the case near the polygon mirror to prevent the going laser beam from entering the given optical track.
Abstract:
A space probing apparatus is provided that can further enhance its thermal protective function for electronic apparatuses and batteries that are apparatuses each having a narrow range of permissible temperature.The space probing apparatus includes, as a vehicle body 1 that is an apparatus body, an inner housing 13 that accommodates an electronic apparatus 11 and a battery 12, and an outer housing 15 that accommodates the inner housing 13 supporting the inner housing 13 afloat therein. A thermal insulating layer 16 is formed between the inner housing 13 and the outer housing 15 using a space therebetween. A heat dissipating body 17 is included in an upper portion of the inner housing 13. A lid 18 is included in an upper portion of the outer housing 15. The whole outer faces of the inner and the outer housings 13 and 15 are each covered with a thermal insulating material 20. Thereby, in the nighttime, the temperature of the battery 12 is maintained using the least necessary amount of heat generated and, thereby, the electronic apparatus 11 and the battery 12 are protected from an ultralow temperature. In the daytime, the lid 18 is opened and heat is discharged using the heat dissipating body 17 and, thereby, the electronic apparatus 11 and the battery 12 are protected from a high temperature.
Abstract:
A printer driver conserves recording paper by removing blank space formed at the top and bottom of each page when printing. The printer driver acquires the coordinates of the top and bottom of the part of the print image, and calculates the page length required to print the middle area between the top and bottom blank space areas based on these coordinates. The print data for printing this middle area is then extracted and printed. When printing is completed, the recording paper is conveyed only the difference between the page length and the transportation distance of the recording paper to set the print head to a position separated only the page length from the printing start position of the area print data, that is, to a position touching the middle area. As a result, blank space between the middle areas of consecutively printed pages is eliminated.
Abstract:
The refrigerator includes a vegetable compartment (107) thermally insulated by a rear partition (111), and a mist generation department (139) for atomizing a mist into the vegetable compartment (107), and the mist generation department (139) includes a atomizing electrode (135) for atomizing the mist into the vegetable compartment (107), a voltage applicator (133) for applying a voltage to the atomizing electrode (135), and a cooling pin (134) coupled to the atomizing electrode (135), in which the atomizing electrode (135) is cooled to a temperature lower than the dew point by a outlet air-duct for freezer compartment (141), and the moisture in the air is cooled to condense dew on the atomizing electrode (135), and is atomized as a mist into the vegetable compartment (107), and dew can be condensed from moisture onto the atomizing electrode (135) stably and in a simple configuration, and the freshness of the food is enhanced while the reliability of the refrigerator is enhanced.
Abstract:
The refrigerator includes a vegetable compartment (107) thermally insulated by a rear partition (111), and a mist generation department (139) for atomizing a mist into the vegetable compartment (107), and the mist generation department (139) includes a atomizing electrode (135) for atomizing the mist into the vegetable compartment (107), a voltage applicator (133) for applying a voltage to the atomizing electrode (135), and a cooling pin (134) coupled to the atomizing electrode (135), in which the atomizing electrode (135) is cooled to a temperature lower than the dew point by a outlet air-duct for freezer compartment (141), and the moisture in the air is cooled to condense dew on the atomizing electrode (135), and is atomized as a mist into the vegetable compartment (107), and dew can be condensed from moisture onto the atomizing electrode (135) stably and in a simple configuration, and the freshness of the food is enhanced while the reliability of the refrigerator is enhanced.
Abstract:
Differences in the output of the printed barcode caused by differences interpreting the barcode generating code of an application program are absorbed so that the barcode desired by the user can be printed. The printer driver 32 of the host computer 11 extracts the character data contained in plural blocks of input barcode generation data, combines the extracted character data to generate a character data array, and based on the generated character data array generates and outputs a single barcode generation command CMB to the printer 12.
Abstract:
A printer driver conserves recording paper by removing blank space formed at the top and bottom of each page when printing. The printer driver 9 acquires the coordinates of the top and bottom of the part of the print image that is not blank space from the print image B of the print data for one page, and calculates the page length L required to print the middle area H between the top and bottom blank space areas based on these coordinates. The area print data for printing this middle area H is then extracted and printed. When printing is completed, the recording paper 11 is conveyed only the difference N between the page length L and the transportation distance M of the recording paper 11 to set the print head 10 to a position separated only the page length L from the printing start position of the area print data, that is, to a position touching the middle area H. As a result, only the middle area H for each page is printed to the recording paper 11. Blank space between the middle areas H of consecutively printed pages is also eliminated.