Abstract:
To reduce the effect of directly reflected light on a contact-surface side of a contact member, a biological information detector includes a light-emitting part, a light-receiving part, a reflecting part, a protecting part for protecting the light-emitting part, and a substrate. The protecting member is formed from a material that is transparent with respect to a wavelength of the light emitted by the light-emitting part and has a contact member provided with a contact surface in contact with the detection site. Light emitted from the light-emitting part is inhibited from reflecting once on a contact-surface side of the contact member of the protecting part and being incident on a light-receiving region of the light-receiving part.
Abstract:
A biological information detector including a light-emitting part for emitting a light directed at a detection site of a test subject, a light-receiving part for receiving a light having biological information, the light produced by the light emitted by the light-emitting part being reflected at the detection site, a reflecting part for reflecting the light emitted by the light-emitting part or the light having biological information, a protecting part, having a transparent surface in contact with the test subject, for protecting the light-emitting part or the light-receiving part, and a substrate held between the reflecting part and the protecting part, the light-emitting part being positioned on a side of the substrate towards one of either the reflecting part or the protecting part, and the light-receiving part being positioned on a side of the substrate towards another of either the reflecting part or the protecting part.
Abstract:
The present invention makes an objective lens easier to handle during disinfection or sterilization and protects the objective lens during, for example, transport, storage, or handling. The present invention provides an objective-lens protector including a substantially ring-shaped mounting portion surrounding a circumference of an objective lens, the mounting portion detachably mounted on the objective lens such that a threaded mount formed on the objective lens for mounting the objective lens to a microscope main body is exposed; a protecting member fixed to the mounting portion, extending substantially along the entire length of the objective lens mounted on the mounting portion, and arranged at a distance outwardly in a radial direction of the objective lens so as to surround the objective lens; and a locking mechanism provided on the mounting portion to prevent the objective lens from moving relative to the mounting portion in a circumferential direction.
Abstract:
Provided is a transmissive screen and display device capable of seeking an improved contrast with a simple structure. This transmissive screen comprises a light-permeable sheet in which the thickness on the incident light side is 2 Å or more and 5 μm or less and a colored layer having an OD value of 0.2 or more is provided thereto. Preferably, the OD value is 0.3 to 3.0, and, preferably, the thickness of the colored layer is 3 μm or less. The light-permeable sheet, for example, may be formed from polycarbonate or acrylic resin.
Abstract:
To provide a thermopile infrared detecting element capable of accurate temperature measurement at low cost. An infrared detecting element 1 using a silicon nitride film as a first structure layer 22 constituting a structure of a membrane portion 4 is provided. Unlike silicon oxide, the first structure layer 22 has internal stress in the tensile direction, and can thus prevent the occurrence of bending. Also, diodes D1 and D2 can be formed in a silicon substrate 2 by using the first structure layer 22 as an element isolation region, and thus deformation of a thermopile 12 due to a change in the environment can be prevented to suppress measurement error of the thermopile 12. Furthermore, a high accuracy infrared detecting element capable of accurately detecting the temperature of cold junctions using the diodes D1 and D2 can be provided.
Abstract:
A two-wavelength antireflection film to prevent light in two-wavelength regions of a deep-ultraviolet region and a region from a visible region to the near-infrared region on a surface of a substrate by coating the two-wavelength antireflection film on the surface of the substrate which penetrates light from the deep-ultraviolet region to the near-infrared region, comprising a first thin film which is formed on the substrate, and has a refractive index of 1.6 to 2.0 and optical film thickness of 0.4&lgr; to 0.7&lgr; for design main wavelength (&lgr;), a second thin film which is formed on the first thin film, and has a refractive index of 1.35 to 1.55 and an optical film thickness of 0.05&lgr; to 0.6&lgr; for the design main wavelength &lgr;, a third thin film which is formed on the second thin film, and has a refractive index of 1.6 to 2.0 and an optical film thickness of 0.1&lgr; to 0.5&lgr; for the design main wavelength &lgr;, and a fourth thin film which is formed on the third thin film, and has a refractive index of 1.35 to 1.55 and an optical film thickness of 0.2&lgr; to 0.35&lgr; for the design main wavelength &lgr;.
Abstract:
An optical unit includes a lens and a lens frame to support the lens. The lens frame includes a cylindrical portion and a U-shaped portion. The U-shaped portion has a U-shaped cross-section. The cylindrical portion has an edge and an inner surface in contact with an outer surface of the lens. The U-shaped portion is formed integrally with the edge of the cylindrical portion and holds the lens. With the lens held, the U-shaped portion is adhesively bonded to the cylindrical portion and then is removed from the cylindrical portion.
Abstract:
A biological information detector includes a first sensor unit for detecting composite information including biological information of a test subject and first noise information originating in external light, having a first light-emitting part for emitting toward there, a first light-receiving part for receiving it including the biological information, reflected there, and the light including the first noise information obtained from the external light, transmitted through there, and a first reflecting and leading part for reflecting the light including the biological and the first noise information, leading it to the first light-receiving part, and a second sensor unit for detecting second noise information originating in the external light, having a second light-receiving part for receiving the light including the second noise information, obtained from the external light and transmitted through there, and a second reflecting, leading part for reflecting the external light and leading it to the second light-receiving part.
Abstract:
A biological information detector includes a light-emitting part for emitting light in an emission wavelength band that includes a wavelength of interest, a light-receiving part for receiving light R1′ having biological information; a reflecting part for reflecting the light R1′ having the biological information at a reflecting surface towards the light-receiving part; and a filter for transmitting the wavelength of interest, the filter being provided between a detection site and the light-receiving part. The filter inhibits light in a wavelength band from a maximum wavelength of incident light to at least a maximum wavelength in the reception wavelength band, and the reflecting surface is configured so that only light having an angle of incidence that is equal to or less than the predetermined angle reaches the light-receiving part.
Abstract:
A biological information detector includes a light-emitting part subjected to emit a first light directed at a detection site of a test subject and a second light directed in a direction other than a direction of the detection site, a first reflecting part subjected to reflect the second light and directing the second light towards the detection site, a light-receiving part subjected to receive light having biological information, where the light produced by the first light and the second light is reflected at the detection site, and a second reflecting part subjected to reflect the light having biological information from the detection site and directing the light having biological information towards the light-receiving part.