Abstract:
An optical receptacle includes an incidence surface and an emission surface. R1/|R2|>1.5 (Equation 1) and T/(R1+R2)>1.5 (Equation 2) are satisfied, where R1 is a curvature radius of a center of the incidence surface, R2 is a curvature radius of a center of the emission surface, and T is a light path length between the center of the incidence surface and the center of the emission surface.
Abstract:
A marker according to the present invention is formed of a translucent material, and comprises at least: a plurality of protruding surfaces arranged in a first direction; and a plurality of portions to be detected which are arranged at positions on the reverse side to the plurality of protruding surfaces and which are projected, as optically detectable images, onto the plurality of protruding surfaces. Each of the cross-sectional shapes of the plurality of protruding surfaces in a cross section in the height direction of the marker along the first direction is a curved line having a curvature radius which increases with increase in a distance from the vertex of the curved line.
Abstract:
In a light flux controlling member (140), light emitted from a light-emitting element enters from an incidence region (141), and is emitted from an emitting region (142). The light-incidence region (141) includes a plurality of protrusions. The protrusions have ridgelines that are connected between two of four virtual lines that are adjacent to each other, the virtual lines joining an intersecting point and a vertex point of diagonal lines of a first virtual quadrangle. Valleys are formed between the plurality of protrusions. The planar shape of the ridge lines is an arc, and the radius of curvature of the ridge lines is greater than the distance from the intersection point of the diagonal lines of the first virtual quadrangle to the midpoint of the ridge lines.
Abstract:
A light flux controlling member of the present invention includes an incidence area and an emission area. The incidence area includes a plurality of protrusions each having an incidence surface, a reflection surface, and a ridge line. The reflection surface disposed outermost includes a plurality of split reflection surfaces that reflects light having entered the light flux controlling member toward the emission area, and one or two or more stepped surfaces disposed between the two adjacent split reflection surfaces and at a dead angle position relative to a traveling direction of the light having entered the light flux controlling member. The protrusion disposed outermost has a projection part projecting in a direction along a central axis, with a tip portion thereof being closer to the emission area than an end portion of the light flux controlling member on a light emitting element side is in the direction along the central axis.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a laminated body assembly kit with which two substrates can be easily aligned even when, for example, facing surfaces thereof have high-density pattern portions. A laminated body assembly kit with an alignment function of the present invention includes a first substrate 10 and a second substrate 20 that are to be laminated together. The first substrate 10 has a lens portion 11 on a surface thereof opposite to a facing surface thereof that faces the second substrate 20. The second substrate 20 has an alignment mark portion 21 on at least one surface thereof. The first substrate 10 and the second substrate 20 respectively have the lens portion 11 and the alignment mark portion 21 such that, in a set laminated state, the alignment mark portion 21 of the second substrate 20 is located at a focal position of the lens portion of the first substrate 10. An image of the alignment mark portion 21 that is formed in the lens portion 11 in the set laminated state is an image indicating that the set laminated state has been achieved.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a new marker unit that can improve the detection accuracy and the installation accuracy, for example. The marker unit (1) of the present invention includes: a laminate in which two or more substrates are laminated, wherein the laminate has a detection target portion detectable from an upper surface side thereof, at least at a part of a side surface of the laminate, a boundary between a first substrate (10) which is an uppermost layer of the laminate and a second substrate (11) which is in contact with a lower surface of the uppermost first substrate (10) is covered with a side surface protrusion (121) of any of the substrates constituting the laminate.
Abstract:
The marker according to the present invention comprises: a first surface which has light transmissivity, and in which a plurality of cylindrical projection surfaces each having a first ridge line oriented in a first direction are arranged in a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction; and a second surface which has a plurality of to-be-detected parts that are projected onto the plurality of projection surfaces, and a reflection part that is a region other than the to-be-detected parts and includes a plurality of depressions or a plurality of protrusions. The reflection part has either a plurality of depressions which are arranged such that second ridge lines are disposed periodically or a plurality of protrusions which are arranged such that second trough bottom lines are disposed periodically. The second ridge lines or the second trough bottom lines are slanted with respect to the first ridge lines.
Abstract:
A light-emitting device includes: a light emitting element; and a light flux controlling member configured to allow incidence of light from the light emitting element and emit light incident on the light flux controlling member. The light flux controlling member includes an incidence region and an emission region. The incidence region includes a fresnel lens part having a plurality of projected lines formed to surround a central axis of the light flux controlling member. The projected line includes an incidence surface configured to allow incidence of the light from the light emitting element, and a reflecting surface paired with the incidence surface and configured to reflect the light incident on the incidence surface toward the emission region. An angle between the incidence surface and a line parallel to the central axis is greater than an angle between the reflecting surface and a line parallel to the central axis.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a marker unit that can be easily installed in the same target object under the same installation condition, for example. The marker unit of the present invention includes: an upper substrate; and a lower substrate, wherein the upper substrate is laminated on the lower substrate to form a laminate. The lower substrate has a lower substrate detection target portion exposed to an upper surface side of the laminate on an upper surface thereof, and the lower substrate has at least two positioning portions on a lower surface thereof. The detection target portion is detectable from an upper surface side of the laminate, and each positioning portion is visually recognizable from a side surface direction of the laminate and is visually unrecognizable from the upper surface direction of the laminate. When the laminate is installed in an installation target object, each positioning portion is disposed on the lower substrate at a position corresponding to an alignment mark with the marker unit in the installation target object by recognizing from the side surface direction of the laminate.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a marker mounting unit for mounting, for example, a marker such as a RAS marker, which can accurately detect the detection reference portion. A marker mounting unit (1) according to the present invention includes an upper substrate (10) and a lower substrate (11). The marker mounting unit (1) is a laminate in which the upper substrate (10) is stacked on the lower substrate (11). The upper substrate (10) has a through hole (102). The lower substrate (11) has a bump (112) serving as a detection reference portion at a position corresponding to the through hole (102) of the upper substrate (10). The bump (112) of the lower substrate (11) is inserted into the through hole (102) of the upper substrate (10). In the laminate, an upper surface (112a) of the bump (112) of the lower substrate (11) is positioned at the same height as or higher than an upper surface of the upper substrate (10).