公开(公告)号：USD423928S

公开(公告)日：2000-05-02

申请号：US106399

申请日：1999-06-15

申请人： Katsuhiko Kumakura ,  Tadashi Ono

设计人： Katsuhiko Kumakura ,  Tadashi Ono

公开(公告)号：US5787221A

公开(公告)日：1998-07-28

申请号：US850263

申请日：1997-04-29

申请人： Chiyoko Matsumi ,  Tatsuro Juri ,  Akira Iketani ,  Makoto Goto ,  Susumu Yamaguchi ,  Hideki Otaka ,  Shigeru Awamoto ,  Masakazu Nishino ,  Takao Kashiro ,  Tadashi Ono

发明人： Chiyoko Matsumi ,  Tatsuro Juri ,  Akira Iketani ,  Makoto Goto ,  Susumu Yamaguchi ,  Hideki Otaka ,  Shigeru Awamoto ,  Masakazu Nishino ,  Takao Kashiro ,  Tadashi Ono

IPC分类号： H04N5/7826 ,  H04N5/783 ,  H04N5/917 ,  H04N9/79 ,  H04N9/804 ,  H04N9/806 ,  H04N9/82 ,  H04N9/825 ,  H04N5/782 ,  H04N5/92

CPC分类号： H04N9/8047 ,  H04N5/78266 ,  H04N9/7921 ,  H04N9/8063 ,  H04N9/8205

摘要： The digital signal recording apparatus of the invention for recording a video signal on a recording medium, includes: a mode setting section for setting a recording mode, the recording mode being one of a standard recording mode and a long-time recording mode having a longer recording time than that of the standard recording mode; a sampling section for sampling the video signal at a sampling number corresponding to the recording mode set by the mode setting section, the sampling number when the selected recording mode is the long-time recording mode being smaller than the sampling number when the selected recording mode is the standard recording mode; a coding section for coding the video signal sampled by the sampling section at a compression rate corresponding to the recording mode set by the mode setting section, the compression rate when the selected recording mode is the long-time recording mode being higher than the compression rate when the selected recording mode is the standard recording mode; and a recording section for recording the video signal coded by the coding section on a recording medium.

摘要翻译： 本发明的用于在记录介质上记录视频信号的数字信号记录装置包括：模式设置部分，用于设置记录模式，记录模式是标准记录模式和长时间记录模式之一 录制时间高于标准录音模式; 采样部分，用于以对应于由模式设置部分设置的记录模式的采样数采样视频信号，当所选择的记录模式是长时间记录模式时，当所选择的记录模式 是标准录音模式; 编码部分，用于以与由模式设置部分设置的记录模式对应的压缩率对采样部分采样的视频信号进行编码，当所选择的记录模式是长时间记录模式时的压缩率高于压缩率 当所选择的记录模式是标准记录模式时; 以及记录部分，用于将由编码部分编码的视频信号记录在记录介质上。

公开(公告)号：US5407530A

公开(公告)日：1995-04-18

申请号：US150405

申请日：1993-11-10

申请人： Shigemitsu Watanabe ,  Masaki Kasahara ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Akira Shiga ,  Tsukasa Yamada ,  Kiyohide Sakihama ,  Shin-ichi Sakaguchi ,  Masato Shimoyama

发明人： Shigemitsu Watanabe ,  Masaki Kasahara ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Akira Shiga ,  Tsukasa Yamada ,  Kiyohide Sakihama ,  Shin-ichi Sakaguchi ,  Masato Shimoyama

IPC分类号： C23F4/00 ,  G11B5/17 ,  G11B5/31 ,  H01L21/3205 ,  B44C1/22 ,  C03C15/00

CPC分类号： G11B5/313 ,  G11B5/17

摘要： An object of the invention is to provide a method of forming a fine conductive pattern. The method allows the fine conductive pattern whose thickness is relatively large to be formed easily, accurately, and surely. An insulating layer is formed on a substrate. A pattern resist is formed on the insulating layer. Then, the insulating layer is etched downward based on a profile of the pattern resist in a first etching step, and sidewalls of each of groove portions formed by the etching step of the insulating layer are etched sideways in a second etching step, so that overhang portions are defined at the lower edges of the pattern resist portions. Then, conductive film portions are formed by depositing a conductor on the pattern resist, and conductive films that are on the pattern resist are lifted off, so that a fine conductor pattern can be prepared.

摘要翻译： 本发明的目的是提供一种形成精细导电图案的方法。 该方法允许容易，精确和可靠地形成厚度相对较大的细导电图案。 在基板上形成绝缘层。 在绝缘层上形成图案抗蚀剂。 然后，在第一蚀刻步骤中，基于图案抗蚀剂的轮廓向下蚀刻绝缘层，并且通过绝缘层的蚀刻步骤形成的每个沟槽部分的侧壁在第二蚀刻步骤中被侧向蚀刻，使得突出部 部分限定在图案抗蚀部分的下边缘处。 然后，通过在图案抗蚀剂上沉积导体来形成导电膜部分，并且剥离在图案抗蚀剂上的导电膜，从而可以制备精细的导体图案。

公开(公告)号：US4958956A

公开(公告)日：1990-09-25

申请号：US099958

申请日：1987-09-23

申请人： Masahiro Tanaka ,  Takumi Ohyama ,  Akihiko Hirayama ,  Tetsushi Kiyokawa ,  Seiji Ichii ,  Yutaka Katsura ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Katsunori Shimizu

发明人： Masahiro Tanaka ,  Takumi Ohyama ,  Akihiko Hirayama ,  Tetsushi Kiyokawa ,  Seiji Ichii ,  Yutaka Katsura ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Katsunori Shimizu

IPC分类号： E02B3/06

CPC分类号： E02B3/06

摘要： A resilient wave reducing structure which reduces waves propagating on liquid surface from propagating over the reducing structure and a method of constructing the wave reducing structure. The wave reducing structure of the present invention may be used to form a calm water surface region for harbors, for areas where construction work is being done or for areas where marine sports are to be performed etc. The resilient wave reducing structure includes at least one energy absorbing device having a resilient body constructed on a bottom of the liquid bounding the region where waves have to be reduced and filled with surrounding ambient liquid. This reduces the amplitude of waves passing over it by consuming the wave energy while it deforms according to the pressure distribution change caused by the waves and by radiating its kinetic energy into the liquid and the ground surrounding it. Because the wave reducing structure is resilient and deeply submerged under water, it does not hinder ships from passing over it. Therefore, it becomes possible to create a calm region on a liquid surface without hindering a navigation of ships and without creating a danger of wrecking the ships.

公开(公告)号：US08464020B2

公开(公告)日：2013-06-11

申请号：US13144594

申请日：2010-12-01

申请人： Masayuki Toyama ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Shinichiro Nishioka

发明人： Masayuki Toyama ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Shinichiro Nishioka

IPC分类号： G06F13/00

CPC分类号： G06F9/4403

摘要： In a memory system including a host device and one or more nonvolatile memory devices, the host device reads, from a nonvolatile memory device connected in the system, a boot code used to operate a CPU of the host device before the CPU is activated. The boot code reading process is required to be performed with a simple method. A host device (2) transmits a first symbol including a synchronous code to a nonvolatile memory device (1). The nonvolatile memory device (1) receives the first symbol from the host device (2), and transmits a first symbol that is identical to the received first symbol to the host device (2), and then transmits a boot code to the host device (2). In this manner, the host device (2) reads a boot code from the nonvolatile memory device 1 with a simple method.

摘要翻译： 在包括主机设备和一个或多个非易失性存储设备的存储器系统中，主机设备从连接在系统中的非易失性存储设备中读取用于在CPU被激活之前操作主机设备的CPU的引导代码。 引导代码读取过程需要以简单的方法执行。 主机设备（2）将包括同步码的第一符号发送到非易失性存储设备（1）。 非易失性存储器件（1）从主机（2）接收第一符号，并将与接收到的第一符号相同的第一符号发送到主机（2），然后将引导代码发送到主机 （2）。 以这种方式，主机设备（2）以简单的方法从非易失性存储设备1读取引导代码。

公开(公告)号：US20110103224A1

公开(公告)日：2011-05-05

申请号：US12674045

申请日：2009-06-11

申请人： Shinichiro Nishioka ,  Hiroshi Suenaga ,  Tsutomu Sekibe ,  Isao Kato ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Hideyuki Yamada

发明人： Shinichiro Nishioka ,  Hiroshi Suenaga ,  Tsutomu Sekibe ,  Isao Kato ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Hideyuki Yamada

IPC分类号： H04L5/14 ,  H04L12/26

CPC分类号： H04L25/0272 ,  H04L5/14 ,  H04L5/1438 ,  H04L5/16

摘要： A data communication system for starting transmission and reception of target data for processing upon recognition that switching between communication modes is completed. The data communication system includes a master communication device and a slave communication device that continuously perform, at a time of switching from half-duplex communication to full-duplex communication, (i) a handshake using a directional control code indicating the switching and a preamble code indicating completion of the switching and (ii) a handshake using the preamble code and an acknowledge code indicating receipt of the preamble code, whereby each of the devices recognizes that the switching between communication modes by the opposite device is completed and starts transmission and reception of the target data.

摘要翻译： 一种数据通信系统，用于在识别出完成通信模式之间的切换的情况下开始用于处理的目标数据的发送和接收。 数据通信系统包括在从半双工通信切换到全双工通信时连续执行主通信设备和从通信设备，（i）使用指示切换的方向控制代码的握手和前导码 指示切换完成的代码和（ii）使用前导码的握手和指示接收前导码的确认代码，由此每个设备识别出相对设备的通信模式之间的切换完成并开始发送和接收 的目标数据。

公开(公告)号：US20100115185A1

公开(公告)日：2010-05-06

申请号：US12376648

申请日：2007-08-07

申请人： Tadashi Ono ,  Tatsuya Adachi ,  Masahiro Nakanishi ,  Takuji Maeda

发明人： Tadashi Ono ,  Tatsuya Adachi ,  Masahiro Nakanishi ,  Takuji Maeda

IPC分类号： G06F12/00 ,  G06F12/02

CPC分类号： G06F12/0246 ,  G06F2212/7201 ,  G06F2212/7202

摘要： Without corresponding to different address spaces between an access device (100) and a nonvolatile memory device (200), the access device (100) designates a file ID to manage a data storing state only in a physical address space in the nonvolatile memory device (200). The access device (100) sends the nonvolatile memory device (200) a transfer rate through a transfer rate transmitting unit (121). A filling-up rate calculating unit (251) calculates a filling-up rate of a physical block corresponding to an assurance speed required by the access device (100). A remaining amount corresponding to the transfer rate is sought by using the calculated rate and is transmitted to a remaining amount receiving unit (122) of the access device (100).

摘要翻译： 在不对应于访问设备（100）和非易失性存储设备（200）之间的不同地址空间的情况下，访问设备（100）指定仅在非易失性存储设备中的物理地址空间中管理数据存储状态的文件ID（ 200）。 接入设备（100）通过传输速率发送单元（121）向非易失性存储设备（200）发送传送速率。 填补率计算单元计算与访问装置（100）所需的保证速度相对应的物理块的填充率。 通过使用计算出的速率来寻找与传送速率对应的剩余量，并将其发送到接入设备（100）的剩余量接收单元（122）。

公开(公告)号：US07209634B2

公开(公告)日：2007-04-24

申请号：US10871281

申请日：2004-06-21

申请人： Tadashi Ono ,  Tatsuro Juri

发明人： Tadashi Ono ,  Tatsuro Juri

IPC分类号： H04N7/00 ,  H04N7/26

CPC分类号： H04N5/781 ,  G06T1/0007 ,  H04N7/01 ,  H04N7/0135

摘要： When inputting moving image data into a personal computer for display or for recording on a recording medium, there often occur cases where processing cannot catch up with the input, resulting in interruption of the processing. Also, when performing conversion from an input digital signal having an arbitrary number of samples to an output digital signal having an arbitrary number of samples, prior art methods entail the possibility that the memory capacity and the amount of computation may become enormous. In view of this, according to the present invention, if the image processing cannot catch up with the input, the data is re-input for processing by utilizing information concerning the recorded position, the recorded time, or the time at which playback is to be performed; this achieves the same effect as processing continuous moving image data without interruption.

摘要翻译： 当将运动图像数据输入到用于显示或记录在记录介质上的个人计算机时，经常发生处理不能赶上输入的情况，导致处理中断。 此外，当从具有任意数量的样本的输入数字信号执行到具有任意数量样本的输出数字信号的转换时，现有技术的方法需要存储器容量和计算量可能变得巨大的可能性。 鉴于此，根据本发明，如果图像处理不能赶上输入，则通过利用关于记录位置，记录时间或播放时间的信息重新输入数据以进行处理 被执行 这实现了与中断处理连续运动图像数据相同的效果。

公开(公告)号：US07162144B1

公开(公告)日：2007-01-09

申请号：US09692312

申请日：2000-10-20

申请人： Tadashi Ono ,  Tatsuro Juri

发明人： Tadashi Ono ,  Tatsuro Juri

IPC分类号： H04N5/93 ,  H04N5/91

CPC分类号： G11B20/00768 ,  G11B20/00 ,  G11B20/00086 ,  G11B20/10

摘要： A data recording apparatus that sequentially input: data configured in units that cannot be recorded across different files and records the data in a file having a predetermined volume, has: size detecting unit for deciding when data is sequentially recorded in file, whether next unit of the data to be recorded can be fully recorded in the same file, or not; file creation controlling unit for recording said next data to be recorded in another file or stopping recording if the case where the result of the decision by said size detecting unit shows that recording is not possible; and file writing unit for writing data in a file according to the control from said file creation controlling unit.

摘要翻译： 一种数据记录装置，其顺序地输入：以不能被记录在不同文件之外的单元配置的数据并将数据记录在具有预定音量的文件中的数据记录装置具有：尺寸检测单元，用于决定何时数据被顺序记录在文件中， 要记录的数据可以完全记录在同一个文件中; 文件创建控制单元，用于如果所述尺寸检测单元的判定结果显示不能进行记录的情况，则记录要记录在另一文件中的下一个数据或停止记录; 以及文件写入单元，用于根据来自所述文件创建控制单元的控制在文件中写入数据。

公开(公告)号：US20060109495A1

公开(公告)日：2006-05-25

申请号：US10530389

申请日：2003-10-06

申请人： Sekine Fukutarou ,  Akihiro Miyazaki ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Shigenori Maeda ,  Toshimasa Takaki ,  Joerg Vogler ,  Gerald Pfeiffer

发明人： Sekine Fukutarou ,  Akihiro Miyazaki ,  Tadashi Ono ,  Shigenori Maeda ,  Toshimasa Takaki ,  Joerg Vogler ,  Gerald Pfeiffer

IPC分类号： G06F3/12

CPC分类号： G06F1/04

摘要： It is an object of the invention to time independent common times for a plurality of processing system groups, respectively. It is another object of the invention to take a synchronization in the vicinity of the start of reproduction also when a difference is made over a time taken to prepare for the processing of each processing system. Counting unit (12) manages the common times of a plurality of processing system groups (16) and (17) to time a common time for each of the processing system groups, and time supply unit (13) supplies the common time obtained by the counting of the counting unit (12) to each of processing systems (161), (162), (171) and (172). Moreover, counting control unit (14) controls to start and stop the counting based on notices given from the processing systems (161), (162), (171) and (172) of the processing system groups (16) and (17). The processing system groups (16) and (17) carry out synchronous data transmission processings with each other based on the common time supplied from the counting supply unit (13) in relation to data received from data supply unit (151) and (152). Then, the data transmitted synchronously are reproduced in data reproducing unit (181) and (182).

摘要翻译： 本发明的目的是分别对多个处理系统组进行时间独立的公共时间。 本发明的另一个目的是在对准备每个处理系统的处理所花费的时间进行差异时，在再现开始附近也进行同步。 计数单元（12）管理多个处理系统组（16）和（17）的公共时间以对每个处理系统组进行公共时间的时间，并且时间提供单元（13）提供由 将计数单元（12）计数到处理系统（161），（162），（171）和（172）中的每一个。 此外，计数控制单元（14）基于处理系统组（16）和（17）的处理系统（161），（162），（171）和（172）给出的通知来控制开始和停止计数， 。 处理系统组（16）和（17）相对于从数据提供单元（151）和（152）接收的数据，基于从计数提供单元（13）提供的公共时间彼此进行同步数据传输处理， 。 然后，在数据再现单元（181）和（182）中再现同步传输的数据。