公开(公告)号：US5839397A

公开(公告)日：1998-11-24

申请号：US860278

申请日：1997-06-17

申请人： Shigehisa Funabashi ,  Yoshihiro Takada ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Shinichi Shimode ,  Yoshio Tanito ,  Sotaro Tanaka ,  Zenji Kaneko ,  Ichiro Hirami ,  Toshio Takishita ,  Shinichi Mihara

发明人： Shigehisa Funabashi ,  Yoshihiro Takada ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Shinichi Shimode ,  Yoshio Tanito ,  Sotaro Tanaka ,  Zenji Kaneko ,  Ichiro Hirami ,  Toshio Takishita ,  Shinichi Mihara

IPC分类号： B60K11/04 ,  B60K11/08 ,  F01P1/00 ,  F01P5/02 ,  F01P5/06 ,  F01P11/10 ,  F04D17/16 ,  F04D29/58 ,  F04D29/66 ,  F01P7/14

CPC分类号： E02F9/0866 ,  B60K11/04 ,  B60K11/08 ,  F01P11/10 ,  F01P5/02 ,  F04D17/162 ,  F04D29/582 ,  F04D29/664 ,  F01P2001/005

摘要： First cooling air (50) enters an engine room (1) through a cooling air inlet port (7a) from the exterior of the engine room (1), and is throttled by a suction tube (8a) after passing heat exchangers such as an intercooler (6a), an oil cooler (6b) and a radiator (6c), followed by entering a centrifugal fan (4). The first cooling air (50) is then blown off toward an outer circumference of the centrifugal fan (4). Second cooling air enters the engine room (1) through cooling air inlet ports (7b, 7b) from the exterior of the engine room (1), and flows around an engine (5), various electric equipments such as an alternator (10), and an oil pan (14) while cooling them. The second cooling air is then throttled by a suction tube (8b) before entering the centrifugal fan (4), and blown off toward the outer circumference of the centrifugal fan (4). Two streams of the first and second cooling air (50, 51) are discharged to the exterior through an exhaust port (9). This arrangement enhances the degree of sealing on the engine (5) side to reduce noise, and improves the effect of cooling the electric equipments (10) for higher reliability of the electric equipments (10).

摘要翻译： PCT No.PCT / JP96 / 03025 Sec。 371日期：1997年6月17日 102（e）日期1997年6月17日PCT 1996年10月18日PCT PCT。 公开号WO97 / 14874 日期1997年04月24日第一冷却空气（50）通过从发动机室（1）的外部的冷却空气入口（7a）进入发动机室（1），并在通过后被吸管（8a）节流 诸如中间冷却器（6a），油冷却器（6b）和散热器（6c）之类的热交换器，随后进入离心风扇（4）。 然后将第一冷却空气（50）吹向离心式风扇（4）的外周。 第二冷却空气通过来自发动机室（1）的外部的冷却空气入口（7b，7b）进入发动机室（1），并且在发动机（5）周围流动，诸如交流发电机（10）等各种电气设备， 和油盘（14），同时冷却它们。 然后在进入离心风扇（4）之前，第二冷却空气被吸入管（8b）节流，并且向离心式风扇（4）的外周吹出。 第一和第二冷却空气（50,51）的两股流经排气口（9）排出到外部。 由此，能够提高发动机（5）侧的密封度，降低噪音，提高电气设备（10）的冷却效果，从而提高电气设备（10）的可靠性。

公开(公告)号：US08908829B2

公开(公告)日：2014-12-09

申请号：US13581498

申请日：2011-02-23

申请人： Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Taihei Mukaide ,  Kazuhiro Takada ,  Kazunori Fukuda

发明人： Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Taihei Mukaide ,  Kazuhiro Takada ,  Kazunori Fukuda

IPC分类号： G01T1/20 ,  G01N23/02 ,  G01T1/00 ,  A61B6/00

CPC分类号： G01T1/00 ,  A61B6/485 ,  G01N23/02 ,  G01N2223/505 ,  G01N2223/646 ,  G01T1/20 ,  G21K4/00

摘要： Provided is an X-ray imaging apparatus and an X-ray imaging method that offer an alternative for a refraction contrast method.A first scintillator and a second scintillator are used, the first scintillator generating first fluorescent light when X-rays separated by the separating element are incident thereon, and a second scintillator generating second fluorescent light when X-rays separated by the separating element are incident thereon. The second scintillator has a fluorescence emission intensity gradient such that an amount of emitted fluorescent light changes in accordance with a change in a position at which the X-rays are incident.

摘要翻译： 提供了提供折射对比度方法的替代方案的X射线成像装置和X射线成像方法。 使用第一闪烁器和第二闪烁体，当由分离元件分离的X射线入射时，第一闪烁体产生第一荧光，当由分离元件分离的X射线入射时产生第二荧光的第二闪烁体 。 第二闪烁体具有荧光发射强度梯度，使得发射的荧光的量根据X射线入射的位置的变化而改变。

公开(公告)号：US08854210B2

公开(公告)日：2014-10-07

申请号：US12746645

申请日：2008-12-12

申请人： Tomohiro Matsuo ,  Masato Ishio ,  Kohichi Tomiyama ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Kan Saito

发明人： Tomohiro Matsuo ,  Masato Ishio ,  Kohichi Tomiyama ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Kan Saito

IPC分类号： B60Q1/00 ,  F02D29/02

CPC分类号： F02D29/02 ,  B60K35/00 ,  B60K2350/1092 ,  B60R16/0236 ,  B60W40/09 ,  B60W50/14 ,  B60W2050/146 ,  F02D11/10 ,  Y02T10/84

摘要： An eco drive support apparatus which reports the eco degree of the driving operation of a vehicle by displaying a state relative to a judgment threshold which varies corresponding to the drive state of the vehicle. The apparatus has a power train ECU which computes the judgment threshold and an eco drive state amount expressing a ratio to the judgment threshold on the basis of the drive state of the vehicle and a meter ECU which indicates the eco drive state amount on the basis of information transmitted from the power train ECU. The power train ECU transmits the eco drive state amount to the meter ECU.

摘要翻译： 一种环保驱动器支持装置，其通过显示相对于根据车辆的驱动状态变化的判定阈值的状态来报告车辆的驾驶操作的生态程度。 该装置具有动力传动系ECU，其基于车辆的驾驶状态和表示基于生态驾驶状态量的仪表ECU来计算判定阈值和表示与判定阈值的比率的环保驾驶状态量 从动力传动系ECU发送的信息。 传动系ECU将生态驱动状态量发送给仪表ECU。

公开(公告)号：US08487266B2

公开(公告)日：2013-07-16

申请号：US12984515

申请日：2011-01-04

申请人： Hisato Yabuta ,  Nobuyuki Kaji ,  Ryo Hayashi ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Taihei Mukaide ,  Kazunori Fukuda

发明人： Hisato Yabuta ,  Nobuyuki Kaji ,  Ryo Hayashi ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Taihei Mukaide ,  Kazunori Fukuda

IPC分类号： G01T1/24

CPC分类号： G01T1/2928 ,  H01L31/085

摘要： An X-ray detector includes an X-ray photoelectric conversion layer configured to produce electric charges in proportion to X-ray irradiation incident on the layer, a collecting electrode configured to collect the electric charges produced by the X-ray photoelectric conversion layer, a common electrode disposed on a surface of the X-ray photoelectric conversion layer opposite to the collecting electrode, a storage capacitor configured to store the electric charges collected by the collecting electrode, and a readout unit configured to read out the electric charges stored in the storage capacitor. A voltage is to be applied between the collecting electrode and the common electrode. The X-ray photoelectric conversion layer is formed of a polycrystalline oxide.

摘要翻译： X射线检测器包括：X射线光电转换层，被配置为与入射在该层上的X射线照射成比例地产生电荷;收集电极，被配置为收集由X射线光电转换层产生的电荷; 配置在与集电电极相反的X射线光电转换层的表面上的公共电极，配置为存储由集电极收集的电荷的存储电容器，以及读出单元，其被配置为读出存储在存储器中的电荷 电容器。 在集电极和公共电极之间施加电压。 X射线光电转换层由多晶氧化物形成。

公开(公告)号：US08274078B2

公开(公告)日：2012-09-25

申请号：US12532185

申请日：2008-04-23

申请人： Naho Itagaki ,  Tatsuya Iwasaki ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Toru Den

发明人： Naho Itagaki ,  Tatsuya Iwasaki ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Toru Den

IPC分类号： H01L29/10

CPC分类号： H01L29/7869 ,  H01L29/247

摘要： Provided is an oxynitride semiconductor comprising a metal oxynitride. The metal oxynitride contains Zn and In and at least one element selected from the group consisting of Ga, Sn, Mg, Si, Ge, Y, Ti, Mo, W, and Al. The metal oxynitride has an atomic composition ratio of N, N/(N+O), of 7 atomic percent or more to 80 atomic percent or less.

摘要翻译： 提供了包含金属氮氧化物的氧氮化物半导体。 金属氮氧化物含有Zn和In以及选自Ga，Sn，Mg，Si，Ge，Y，Ti，Mo，W和Al中的至少一种元素。 金属氮氧化物的原子组成比为N，N /（N + O），为7原子％以上且在80原子％以下。

公开(公告)号：US08249767B2

公开(公告)日：2012-08-21

申请号：US12458945

申请日：2009-07-28

申请人： Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Masato Ishio ,  Kohichi Tomiyama ,  Tomohiro Matsuo ,  Kan Saito

发明人： Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Masato Ishio ,  Kohichi Tomiyama ,  Tomohiro Matsuo ,  Kan Saito

IPC分类号： G06F19/00

CPC分类号： B60K6/48 ,  B60W2050/146 ,  B60W2520/10 ,  B60W2550/402 ,  Y02T10/48 ,  Y02T10/6221

摘要： An eco-drive assist apparatus displays a quantity of eco-drive that indicates a degree of ecology and/or economy in driving in a hybrid vehicle equipped with an engine and a motor. The apparatus includes a first part configured to calculate the quantity of eco-drive on the basis of a vehicle power generated in the vehicle, and a second part configured to cause the quantity of eco-drive to be displayed in a graphic manner as a relative quantity to an eco-drive judgment threshold value that indicates whether the vehicle is in an eco-drive state and as a relative quantity to an engine startup threshold value that indicates whether the engine has been started up and configured to cause the quantity of eco-drive to be displayed on a boundary of the engine startup threshold value or displayed at a position where the quantity of eco-drive is worse than the engine startup threshold value when the engine has been started up. The second part causes the quantity of eco-drive to be displayed at a position where the quantity of eco-drive is better than the engine startup threshold value when the engine has been started up and a driver's operation needs no vehicle power.

摘要翻译： 生态驱动辅助装置在配备有发动机和电动机的混合动力车辆中显示表示生态学和/或经济性的生态驱动力的量。 该装置包括：第一部分，其被配置为基于在车辆中产生的车辆动力来计算环保驱动器的数量;以及第二部分，被配置为使生态驱动器的数量以图形方式显示为相对的 数量到生态驱动判定阈值，其指示车辆是否处于生态驱动状态，并且作为指示发动机是否已起动并被构造成使生态驱动状态的数量相对于发动机起动阈值的相对量， 驱动器显示在发动机起动阈值的边界上，或者在发动机起动时在环保驱动器的数量比发动机起动阈值差的位置处显示。 第二部分使得在发动机启动时，环境驱动器的数量比发动机启动阈值更好的位置显示生态驱动器的数量，并且驾驶员的操作不需要车辆动力。

公开(公告)号：US07927412B2

公开(公告)日：2011-04-19

申请号：US12175098

申请日：2008-07-17

申请人： Akira Kuriyama ,  Takayuki Teshima ,  Kazumichi Nakahama ,  Rie Ueno ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Takeo Suga

发明人： Akira Kuriyama ,  Takayuki Teshima ,  Kazumichi Nakahama ,  Rie Ueno ,  Masatoshi Watanabe ,  Takeo Suga

IPC分类号： C09D11/00 ,  C09D11/02

CPC分类号： C09D11/54 ,  C09D11/322

摘要： A pigment ink composition has high transparency and good color characteristics such as a high OD that are not inferior to those of dyes, even though pigment particles are used, and also has good weatherability and remaining ability on the coating and printing medium surface that are inherent to pigment particles. The pigment ink composition contains pigment particles including at least needle pigment particles, a dispersant, and a solvent. The needle pigment particles have a needle shape with an aspect ratio of at least 3, an average aspect ratio of at least 5 and at most 7, an average short dimension of at least 20 nm and at most 30 nm, and a distribution of short dimension with a standard deviation of 2.0 nm or less. The needle pigment particles are covered with the dispersant.

摘要翻译： 颜料油墨组合物即使使用颜料颗粒，也具有高的透明性和良好的颜色特性，例如高的OD，它们不劣于染料，并且具有良好的耐候性和在固有的涂料和印刷介质表面上的剩余能力 到颜料颗粒。 颜料墨水组合物含有至少包含针状颜料颗粒，分散剂和溶剂的颜料颗粒。 针状颜料颗粒具有纵横比至少为3，平均长宽比为至少5且至多为7，平均短尺寸为至少20nm且至多为30nm的针状，并且分布为短 标准偏差为2.0nm以下的尺寸。 针状颜料颗粒被分散剂覆盖。

公开(公告)号：US20100278304A1

公开(公告)日：2010-11-04

申请号：US12834355

申请日：2010-07-12

申请人： Taihei Mukaide ,  Kazuhiro Takada ,  Masatoshi Watanabe

发明人： Taihei Mukaide ,  Kazuhiro Takada ,  Masatoshi Watanabe

IPC分类号： G01N23/06

CPC分类号： G21K1/10 ,  A61B6/484 ,  G01N23/046 ,  G01N23/06 ,  G01N23/20 ,  G01N2223/419 ,  G21K2207/005

摘要： A simplified X-ray imaging apparatus is capable of computationally determining effective atomic numbers with small error factors even for light elements. The X-ray imaging apparatus has an X-ray generation unit 101 (400) for generating X-rays and a detector 105 (405) for detecting X-rays transmitted through an object of examination 104 (403). A computing unit 106 (406) computationally determines a quantity of an X-ray phase attributable to the object of examination and an X-ray transmittance of the object of examination from data detected by the detector. The computing unit also computationally determines an effective atomic number of the object of examination from ρet determined from the quantity of the X-ray phase and μt it determined from the X-ray transmittance.

摘要翻译： 简化的X射线成像装置能够计算确定即使对于轻元素也具有小的误差因子的有效原子数。 X射线成像装置具有用于产生X射线的X射线产生单元101（400）和用于检测通过检查对象104（403）传输的X射线的检测器105（405）。 计算单元106（406）根据由检测器检测到的数据，计算地确定归因于检查对象的X射线相位的数量和检查对象的X射线透射率。 计算单元还根据X射线相位的数量和从X射线透射率确定的μt来计算确定检查对象的有效原子序数。

公开(公告)号：US20050219071A1

公开(公告)日：2005-10-06

申请号：US11134448

申请日：2005-05-23

申请人： Kuniyuki Kajita ,  Takashi Toda ,  Hidetoshi Suzuki ,  Masatoshi Watanabe

发明人： Kuniyuki Kajita ,  Takashi Toda ,  Hidetoshi Suzuki ,  Masatoshi Watanabe

IPC分类号： H03M7/00 ,  H03M13/41 ,  H04B1/712 ,  H04L1/00 ,  H04L25/02

CPC分类号： H04L1/0046 ,  H04B1/712 ,  H04L1/0009 ,  H04L1/0054 ,  H04L1/0059 ,  H04L1/0061 ,  H04L1/0066 ,  H04L25/0262

摘要： Coding section 205 recodes decoded data stored in decoded data storage section 204, data conversion section 206 converts data “0” and “1” output from coding section 205 to “1” and “−1” respectively, sum-of-product calculation section 207 multiplies the data output from data conversion section 206 by the demodulated data (soft decision value) stored in demodulated data storage section 201 and then calculates the sum of the products for 1 TTI and stores the sum-of-product result for each data rate, data rate decision section 208 decides the data rate corresponding to a maximum value of the sum-of-product results as the data rate of the demodulated data. This makes it possible to improve the accuracy of data rate decision and reduce decoding errors of a received signal.

摘要翻译： 编码部分205对存储在解码数据存储部分204中的解码数据进行重新编码，数据转换部分206将从编码部分205输出的数据“0”和“1”分别转换为“1”和“-1”，产品总和计算部分 207将从数据转换部分206输出的数据乘以存储在解调数据存储部分201中的解调数据（软判定值），然后计算1 TTI的乘积之和，并存储每个数据速率的积和结果 ，数据速率决定部208将与乘积结果结果的最大值对应的数据速率决定为解调数据的数据速率。 这使得可以提高数据速率判定的精度并减少接收信号的解码错误。

公开(公告)号：US20050202812A1

公开(公告)日：2005-09-15

申请号：US10516536

申请日：2004-03-23

申请人： Noriaki Minamida ,  Masatoshi Watanabe

发明人： Noriaki Minamida ,  Masatoshi Watanabe

IPC分类号： H04W8/18 ,  H04Q7/20 ,  H04M1/00

CPC分类号： H04W8/18 ,  H04W8/183

摘要： A mobile apparatus that can perform roaming without being provided with a region preset table storing usable frequency information and so forth for each area. A service information provision apparatus that provides this mobile apparatus with various kinds of information necessary when roaming is performed. A roaming method associated with the movement of this mobile apparatus. A mobile apparatus 100 performs radio communication by means of a cellular method, and has an identification information storage section 101 that stores identification information of a network provider that provides a radio communication service by means of a cellular method, a specific frequency transmitting/receiving section 102 that transmits a signal containing identification information and receives a signal containing information on frequency and access technology corresponding to the identification information, and a frequency search section 103 that carries out a frequency search when roaming is performed using a frequency and access technology corresponding to identification information indicated by a signal received by specific frequency transmitting/receiving section 102.

摘要翻译： 一种移动装置，其能够进行漫游而不设置存储各个区域的可用频率信息等的区域预设表。 一种服务信息提供装置，为移动装置提供漫游时所需的各种信息。 与该移动装置的移动有关的漫游方法。 移动装置100通过蜂窝方式进行无线通信，具有识别信息存储部101，其通过蜂窝方式存储提供无线通信服务的网络提供者的识别信息，特定频率发送/接收部 102，发送包含识别信息的信号，并接收包含与识别信息对应的频率和接入技术的信息的信号;以及频率搜索部103，其使用与识别对应的频率和接入技术进行漫游时进行频率搜索 由特定频率发送/接收部分102接收的信号指示的信息。