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    • 3. 发明授权
    • Method for stretch blow molding and uniformly cooling a hollow
heat-resistant
    • 拉伸吹塑成型方法和中空耐热均匀冷却
    • US5085822A
    • 1992-02-04
    • US572407
    • 1990-08-27
    • Shinichi UeharaKouichi SatouSeigo Baba
    • Shinichi UeharaKouichi SatouSeigo Baba
    • B29C49/12B29C35/16B29C49/58B29C49/64B29C49/66B29L22/00
    • B29C49/58B29C49/66B29C2035/165B29C2049/6027B29C2049/6036B29C49/12Y10S264/904
    • A method for stretch blow molding a preform into a hollow container having a heat-resistant property, including the steps of heat setting the hollow container by maintaining the hollow container heated for a predetermined period of time within a blow mold and cooling the hollow container by the use of a cooling medium blown out from the forward end of a stretching rod at least during backward movement of the stretching rod. If the heat setting operation is to be performed in a heat setting mold separately of the blow mold, the hollow container is cooled by the cooling medium blown out from the forward end of a cooling medium introducing rod while being moved. Since the cooling medium outlet is axially moved, the hollow container can be cooled uniformly, even if the hollow container has a particularly increased rate of longitudinal stretch. If a cooling medium introducing tube for introducing the cooling medium along the central axis of the rod is thermally insulated, any sweating and/or freezing on the rod can be prevented.
    • 一种用于将预成型坯拉伸吹塑成具有耐热性的中空容器的方法,包括以下步骤:通过将吹塑模具中保持加热预定时间的中空容器进行热定形,并且通过 使用至少在拉伸杆的向后移动期间从拉伸杆的前端吹出的冷却介质。 如果在与吹塑模具分开的热定型模具中进行热定型操作,则中空容器由被驱动的冷却介质导入杆的前端吹出的冷却介质冷却。 由于冷却介质出口轴向移动,所以即使中空容器具有特别增加的纵向拉伸速率,也能够均匀地冷却中空容器。 如果用于沿着棒的中心轴引入冷却介质的冷却介质导入管是绝热的,则可以防止棒上的出汗和/或冷冻。
    • 4. 发明授权
    • Glass material for press molding, method for manufacturing optical glass element employing same, and optical glass element
    • 用于压制成型的玻璃材料,使用该玻璃材料的光学玻璃元件的制造方法以及光学玻璃元件
    • US08945713B2
    • 2015-02-03
    • US13321664
    • 2010-05-19
    • Kouichi SatouYuuichi Tokunaga
    • Kouichi SatouYuuichi Tokunaga
    • B32B17/06B32B17/00G02B1/00G02B3/04C03B11/08C03C3/068C03C3/21C03C17/34
    • G02B3/04C03B11/08C03C3/068C03C3/21C03C17/3417Y10T428/24612Y10T428/24942Y10T428/2495Y10T428/265
    • Disclosed is a glass material for press forming providing an optical element having a sufficient optical performance without surface cracks, cloudiness, scratches, and the like even when the glass material contains an easily reducible component. Also disclosed are an optical element having a sufficient optical performance without surface cracks, cloudiness, scratches, and the like and a method for manufacturing the same. Specifically disclosed are a glass material for press forming and a glass optical element each of which comprises a core portion composed of multiple component optical glass and a composite surface layer covering at least a region serving as an optical functional surface of the core portion. The core portion is composed of optical glass that contains an easily reducible component and does not contain Pb. The composite surface layer includes a first surface layer that covers the core portion and a second surface layer that covers the first surface layer. The first surface layer is composed of a component that does not react with the glass of the core portion at the press forming temperature and does not diffuse in the glass of the core portion. The second surface layer is composed of a component that improves formability during the press forming. Also specifically disclosed is a method for manufacturing the optical element.
    • 公开了一种用于压制成形的玻璃材料,即使当玻璃材料含有易于还原的组分时,也提供具有足够光学性能的光学元件,而没有表面裂纹,浑浊,划痕等。 还公开了具有足够的光学性能而没有表面裂纹,浑浊,划痕等的光学元件及其制造方法。 具体公开了一种用于压制成形的玻璃材料和玻璃光学元件,每个玻璃光学元件包括由多组分光学玻璃组成的芯部和至少覆盖用作芯部的光学功能表面的区域的复合表面层。 核心部分由含有易于还原的组分并且不含Pb的光学玻璃组成。 复合表面层包括覆盖芯部的第一表面层和覆盖第一表面层的第二表面层。 第一表面层由在压制成形温度下不与芯部的玻璃反应并且不会扩散到芯部的玻璃中的成分构成。 第二表面层由在压制成形期间提高成形性的成分构成。 还具体公开了一种用于制造光学元件的方法。
    • 5. 发明申请
    • Control Equipment with Communication Apparatus
    • 带通讯设备的控制设备
    • US20080016257A1
    • 2008-01-17
    • US11775357
    • 2007-07-10
    • Wataru NAGAURAKenji OhtaKouichi Satou
    • Wataru NAGAURAKenji OhtaKouichi Satou
    • G06F3/00
    • G06F13/24G06F13/102G06F13/105
    • A control equipment with a built-in communication apparatus is provided which realizes a delay required for communication without a software intervention while at the same time reducing a load of the communication processing.The control equipment with a communication apparatus comprises: a communication means to communicate with a plurality of destinations; and a decision means to determine a mode requiring a reception completion interrupt and a mode not requiring the reception completion interrupt; wherein if the decision means decides that the reception completion interrupt is not necessary, the communication means transmits data to one or more destinations and also virtually transmits data to a second destination different from the first intended destination.
    • 提供具有内置通信装置的控制设备,其实现通信所需的延迟而无需软件干预,同时减少通信处理的负担。 具有通信装置的控制设备包括:与多个目的地通信的通信装置; 以及决定装置,用于确定需要接收完成中断的模式和不需要接收完成中断的模式; 其中如果所述判定装置判定所述接收完成中断不是必需的,则所述通信装置将数据发送到一个或多个目的地,并且还将数据虚拟地发送到与所述第一目的地不同的第二目的地。
    • 9. 发明授权
    • Circuit for generating input transition detection pulse
    • 用于产生输入转换检测脉冲的电路
    • US5426390A
    • 1995-06-20
    • US323570
    • 1994-10-17
    • Tomoaki YabeMasataka MatsuiKouichi Satou
    • Tomoaki YabeMasataka MatsuiKouichi Satou
    • H03K5/1532H03K5/00H03K3/86
    • H03K5/1532
    • In input transition detection pulse generators used in semiconductor memory devices, etc., in order to permit a designer to arbitrarily design the power supply voltage dependency of an output pulse width in accordance with use, a scheme is employed such that the functional block for detecting transition of an input or inputs to generate a pulse signal or signals, or the functional block for setting the width of each pulse signal is caused to have a function to generate pulse signals having different power supply voltage dependencies of pulse widths to perform a predetermined logical operation by a logical operation unit on the basis of pulse signals from the input transition detection pulse generation block or the pulse width setting block, thus to output a pulse having a pulse width optimum for a power supply voltage used. In place of the logical operation unit, an approach may be employed to select any one of a plurality of units as the input transition detection pulse generation block or the pulse width setting block by using a control signal to output a pulse having any pulse width. Further, the input transition pulse generation block or the pulse width setting block may be constructed to set at least one pulse width of pulses generated therefrom on the basis of a delay time generated by using an RC delay line.
    • 在用于半导体存储器件等的输入转换检测脉冲发生器中,为了允许设计者根据使用任意地设计输出脉冲宽度的电源电压依赖性,采用一种方案,使得用于检测的功能块 导致用于产生脉冲信号或信号的输入或输入的转换或用于设置每个脉冲信号的宽度的功能块被用于产生具有不同的脉冲宽度的电源电压依赖性的脉冲信号,以执行预定的逻辑 基于来自输入转移检测脉冲发生块或脉冲宽度设定块的脉冲信号,通过逻辑运算部进行运算,从而输出对所使用的电源电压具有最佳的脉冲宽度的脉冲。 代替逻辑运算单元,通过使用控制信号输出具有任何脉冲宽度的脉冲,可以采用多种单元中的任意一个来选择输入转移检测脉冲生成块或脉冲宽度设定块的方法。 此外,输入转移脉冲产生块或脉冲宽度设置块可以被构造为基于通过使用RC延迟线产生的延迟时间来设置从其产生的脉冲的至少一个脉冲宽度。
    • 10. 发明申请
    • GLASS MATERIAL FOR PRESS MOLDING, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING OPTICAL GLASS ELEMENT EMPLOYING SAME, AND OPTICAL GLASS ELEMENT
    • 用于压制成型的玻璃材料,制造其使用的光学玻璃元件的方法和光学玻璃元件
    • US20120135199A1
    • 2012-05-31
    • US13321664
    • 2010-05-19
    • Kouichi SatouYuuichi Tokunaga
    • Kouichi SatouYuuichi Tokunaga
    • B32B17/06C03B11/00G02B1/00
    • G02B3/04C03B11/08C03C3/068C03C3/21C03C17/3417Y10T428/24612Y10T428/24942Y10T428/2495Y10T428/265
    • Disclosed is a glass material for press forming providing an optical element having a sufficient optical performance without surface cracks, cloudiness, scratches, and the like even when the glass material contains an easily reducible component. Also disclosed are an optical element having a sufficient optical performance without surface cracks, cloudiness, scratches, and the like and a method for manufacturing the same. Specifically disclosed are a glass material for press forming and a glass optical element each of which comprises a core portion composed of multiple component optical glass and a composite surface layer covering at least a region serving as an optical functional surface of the core portion. The core portion is composed of optical glass that contains an easily reducible component and does not contain Pb. The composite surface layer includes a first surface layer that covers the core portion and a second surface layer that covers the first surface layer. The first surface layer is composed of a component that does not react with the glass of the core portion at the press forming temperature and does not diffuse in the glass of the core portion. The second surface layer is composed of a component that improves formability during the press forming. Also specifically disclosed is a method for manufacturing the optical element.
    • 公开了一种用于压制成形的玻璃材料,即使当玻璃材料含有易于还原的组分时,也提供具有足够光学性能的光学元件,而没有表面裂纹,浑浊,划痕等。 还公开了具有足够的光学性能而没有表面裂纹,浑浊,划痕等的光学元件及其制造方法。 具体公开了一种用于压制成形的玻璃材料和玻璃光学元件,每个玻璃光学元件包括由多组分光学玻璃组成的芯部和至少覆盖用作芯部的光学功能表面的区域的复合表面层。 核心部分由含有易于还原的组分并且不含Pb的光学玻璃组成。 复合表面层包括覆盖芯部的第一表面层和覆盖第一表面层的第二表面层。 第一表面层由在压制成形温度下不与芯部的玻璃反应并且不会扩散到芯部的玻璃中的成分构成。 第二表面层由在压制成形期间提高成形性的成分构成。 还具体公开了一种用于制造光学元件的方法。