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    • 1. 发明授权
    • Flat pattern image generation of internal structure data
    • 平面图形图像生成内部结构数据
    • US5748193A
    • 1998-05-05
    • US514266
    • 1995-08-11
    • Noboru HigashiKoichi Sano
    • Noboru HigashiKoichi Sano
    • G06T3/00G06T1/00G06T15/00G06T19/00G06T15/10
    • G06T15/10
    • Three-dimensional image data of an object is generated by an x-ray CT or magnetic resonance imaging system, and used to produce a flat pattern of the whole surface image of the object. An imaginary slit is provided in a three-dimensional space of the three-dimensional image data, and the image seen through this slit is generated by volume rendering. The above operation is repeated as this imaginary slit is moved along the periphery of the object of the three-dimensional image data. The generated image data are arranged laterally to produce a flat pattern. All the three-dimensional image data are not processed by volume rendering, but only the portion limited to a depth is processed to prevent the structure information of the rear side of the object from being mixed in the flat pattern.
    • 物体的三维图像数据由X射线CT或磁共振成像系统产生,用于产生物体的整个表面图像的平坦图案。 在三维图像数据的三维空间中设置虚拟狭缝,并且通过体积绘制产生通过该狭缝看到的图像。 重复上述操作,因为该虚拟狭缝沿着三维图像数据的对象的周边移动。 生成的图像数据被横向布置以产生平坦图案。 所有三维图像数据都不会通过体绘制进行处理,而只处理限于深度的部分,以防止对象背面的结构信息在平面图案中混合。
    • 2. 发明授权
    • Method for determining median line
    • 方法确定中线
    • US5427100A
    • 1995-06-27
    • US12919
    • 1993-02-03
    • Noboru HigashiKoichi SanoTetsuo Yokoyama
    • Noboru HigashiKoichi SanoTetsuo Yokoyama
    • A61B5/055G01R33/48G01R33/54G01R33/56
    • G01R33/56
    • Disclosed is a method for automatically determining the median line of a selected region of a human body so as to simplify complex imaging required hithero for a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and, in the method, an artifact of the imaged selected region of the human body is utilized to automatically determine the median line. For example, two artifacts 1010 and 1020 intersecting each other appear from the superior sagittal sinus as shown in FIG. 1 when the direction of phase encoding is changed. By subtracting one of these artifacts 1010 and 1020 from the other and calculating the absolute value of the result of subtraction, the point 1030 of intersection of the artifacts determines the location of the superior sagittal sinus which is the source of apperance of the artifacts, so that the median line can be automatically determined on the basis of the result of determination of location of the superior sagittal sinus.
    • 公开了一种用于自动确定人体所选择的区域的中线的方法,以便简化对于磁共振成像设备所需的复合成像所需的触角,并且在该方法中,人体的成像选定区域的假象 用于自动确定中线。 例如,如图1所示,从上矢状窦出现两个彼此相交的假象1010和1020。 1当相位编码的方向改变时。 通过从另一个中减去这些伪影1010和1020中的一个并计算减法结果的绝对值,伪像的交点点1030确定作为人造物的外观源的上矢状窦的位置,因此 可以根据确定上矢状窦位置的结果自动确定中线。
    • 3. 发明授权
    • Electronic component mounting machine and operating instruction method for the same
    • 电子元件安装机及操作说明方法相同
    • US08712572B2
    • 2014-04-29
    • US13122231
    • 2009-10-01
    • Noboru HigashiMasahiro KiharaKazuo OkamotoHidehiko WatanabeKenichi KaidaHideki SumiMichiaki Mawatari
    • Noboru HigashiMasahiro KiharaKazuo OkamotoHidehiko WatanabeKenichi KaidaHideki SumiMichiaki Mawatari
    • G06F19/00G06F17/00
    • H05K13/0452H05K13/0417
    • A challenge to be met by the invention is to provide an electronic component mounting machine that makes up an electronic component mounting line and that standardizes an operation input method, to thus enable lessening of work load on an operator during performance of operation input action, and an operation instruction method for use with the electronic component mounting machine. In electronic component mounting machines that make it possible for a single machine to perform a plurality of types of works by replacement of a work head to be built into a common platform according to a type of work, a production start button to a model change button are provided as common individual input parts in a basic operation command input part of a display panel of an operation unit regardless of a work type. Control processing and computation processing commensurate with an operation instruction entered by way of the individual input part are performed according to a work program and a computation processing program corresponding to the work head recognized by a plug-in function.
    • 本发明要解决的一个挑战是提供组成电子部件安装线的电子部件安装机,并且使操作输入方法标准化,从而能够在执行操作输入动作期间减轻操作者的工作负荷,并且 与电子部件安装机一起使用的操作指示方法。 在电子部件安装机中,通过根据工作类型将单个机器更换为公用平台的工作头进行更换,能够实现多种类型的作业,将生产开始按钮设定为模型切换按钮 作为操作单元的显示面板的基本操作命令输入部分中的普通单独输入部件而不管工作类型如何。 根据与通过插件功能识别的工作头对应的工作程序和运算处理程序,执行与通过各个输入部输入的操作指令相对应的控制处理和计算处理。
    • 5. 发明授权
    • Device and method for mounting electronic components
    • 用于安装电子元件的装置和方法
    • US08646174B2
    • 2014-02-11
    • US13381245
    • 2010-05-07
    • Kenichi KaidaHideki SumiMasahiro KiharaKenichirou IshimotoNoboru Higashi
    • Kenichi KaidaHideki SumiMasahiro KiharaKenichirou IshimotoNoboru Higashi
    • H05K3/30H05K3/20
    • H05K13/0452H01L23/552H01L25/50H01L2924/0002H05K13/0812Y10T29/49128Y10T29/4913Y10T29/49131Y10T29/53022H01L2924/00
    • An object is to provide an electronic component mounting method in which an adequate component mounting work to which a check result is correctly reflected is enabled and it is possible to satisfy both reduction of the failure occurrence rate and improvement of the working efficiency. An electronic component mounting apparatus in which an appearance checking section which checks a board to detect existence or non-existence of a failure item, and a component mounting section which transfers and mounts an allocated mounting object component to the board in which the check is ended are integrally disposed includes a mounting availability determination processing section 28d which determines an availability of an execution of an operation of mounting the mounting object component, based on a result of detection of a failure item. In a mounting availability determining process, an availability of an execution of a mounting operation for the mounting object component is automatically determined based on preset failure patterns of the detection result.
    • 本发明的目的是提供一种电子部件安装方法,其中能够正确反映检查结果的适当部件安装工作,并且可以同时满足故障发生率的降低和工作效率的提高。 一种电子部件安装装置,其中检查板以检测故障项目的存在或不存在的外观检查部分以及将分配的安装对象部件传送并安装到检查结束的板的部件安装部分 一体地设置有基于故障项目的检测结果的安装可用性判定处理部28d,其确定安装对象部件的安装的动作的可行性。 在安装可用性确定过程中,基于检测结果的预设故障模式自动确定对安装对象部件的安装操作的执行的可用性。
    • 6. 发明授权
    • Method for attenuated total reflection far ultraviolet spectroscopy and an apparatus for measuring concentrations therewith
    • 衰减全反射远紫外光谱法及其浓度测定装置
    • US08390816B2
    • 2013-03-05
    • US12921066
    • 2009-03-03
    • Noboru HigashiNaomi KariyamaAkifumi Ikehata
    • Noboru HigashiNaomi KariyamaAkifumi Ikehata
    • G01N21/47G01N21/55
    • G01N21/33G01N21/552
    • In far ultraviolet spectroscopy using attenuated total reflection, total reflection light is measured by using evanescent waves of total reflection light. The penetration depth thereof is equal to or larger than 150 nm in a wavelength range in the far ultraviolet range wherein the penetration depth depends on a wavelength of the far ultraviolet light, refractive index of an object to be measured, refractive index of optical material of the probe and incident angle of the far ultraviolet light at an interface between the probe and the object. The attenuated total reflection probe is made of an optical material selected so as to have the penetration depth equal to or higher than 150 nm in far ultraviolet wavelength range, and the probe makes contact with the object to be measured at the interface, and the far ultraviolet light is incident on the interface at incident angle larger than critical angle in the wavelength range so as to have the penetration depth equal to or higher than 150 nm. The total reflection light from the interface is measured, and absorbance of the object to be measured is determined.
    • 在使用衰减全反射的远紫外光谱中,通过使用全反射光的消逝波来测量全反射光。 其穿透深度在远紫外范围的波长范围内等于或大于150nm,其中穿透深度取决于远紫外光的波长,待测物体的折射率,光学材料的折射率 探针和探针与物体之间的界面处的远紫外光的探测和入射角。 衰减的全反射探针由选择的光学材料制成,以便在远紫外线波长范围内具有等于或高于150nm的穿透深度,并且探针在界面处与待测量的物体接触,并且远 紫外光以大于临界角的入射角入射在界面上,使其具有等于或高于150nm的穿透深度。 测定界面的全反射光,测定被测定物的吸光度。
    • 7. 发明申请
    • ATTENUATED TOTAL REFLECTION OPTICAL PROBE AND APPARATUS THEREWITH FOR SPECTROSCOPIC MEASUREMENT OF AQUEOUS SOLUTION
    • 衰减的全反射光学探针和装置,用于光谱测量水溶液
    • US20090073436A1
    • 2009-03-19
    • US12293061
    • 2007-03-08
    • Noboru HigashiYukihiro OzakiAkifumi Ikehata
    • Noboru HigashiYukihiro OzakiAkifumi Ikehata
    • G01N21/33G02B27/56
    • G01N21/552G01N21/33
    • An optical probe consists of a first component made of a first optical material having a light transmission property in the far ultraviolet region, and a second component made of a second optical material arranged in contact with the surface of the first component. For example, the second optical material has a higher refractive index in the far ultraviolet region than the first optical material. The second component is provided, on a side in contact with a sample, with a surface totally reflecting light having incident angle equal to or larger than the critical angle. Alternatively, an optical probe has an optical material having a light transmission property in the far ultraviolet region, having a surface totally reflecting a ray of light of incident angle equal to or larger than the critical angle, at a side in contact with a sample, and the refractive index is higher near the surface than at the other parts in the far ultraviolet region. Consequently, a spectroscopic measurement becomes possible on very small solute components dissolved into water or the like in the far ultraviolet region.
    • 光学探针由在远紫外区域具有透光性的第一光学材料制成的第一部件和与第一部件的表面接触配置的第二光学材料制成的第二部件组成。 例如,第二光学材料在远紫外区域具有比第一光学材料更高的折射率。 第二部件在与样品接触的一侧具有全反射入射角等于或大于临界角的光的表面。 或者,光学探针具有在远紫外区域具有透光性的光学材料,具有在与样品接触的一侧上具有完全反射入射角等于或大于临界角的入射角的光的表面, 并且折射率在表面附近比在远紫外区域的其它部分高。 因此,在远紫外区域溶解于水等的非常小的溶质成分上,可以进行光谱测定。
    • 10. 发明授权
    • Attenuated total reflection optical probe and apparatus therewith for spectroscopic measurement of aqueous solution
    • 衰减全反射光探针及其装置用于水溶液的光谱测量
    • US07978331B2
    • 2011-07-12
    • US12293061
    • 2007-03-08
    • Noboru HigashiYukihiro OzakiAkifumi Ikehata
    • Noboru HigashiYukihiro OzakiAkifumi Ikehata
    • G01N21/55
    • G01N21/552G01N21/33
    • An optical probe consists of a first component made of a first optical material having a light transmission property in the far ultraviolet region, and a second component made of a second optical material arranged in contact with the surface of the first component. For example, the second optical material has a higher refractive index in the far ultraviolet region than the first optical material. The second component is provided, on a side in contact with a sample, with a surface totally reflecting light having incident angle equal to or larger than the critical angle. Alternatively, an optical probe has an optical material having a light transmission property in the far ultraviolet region, having a surface totally reflecting a ray of light of incident angle equal to or larger than the critical angle, at a side in contact with a sample, and the refractive index is higher near the surface than at the other parts in the far ultraviolet region. Consequently, a spectroscopic measurement becomes possible on very small solute components dissolved into water or the like in the far ultraviolet region.
    • 光学探头由在远紫外区域具有透光性的第一光学材料制成的第一部件和与第一部件的表面接触地布置的第二光学材料制成的第二部件组成。 例如,第二光学材料在远紫外区域具有比第一光学材料更高的折射率。 第二部件在与样品接触的一侧具有全反射入射角等于或大于临界角的光的表面。 或者,光学探针具有在远紫外区域具有透光性的光学材料,具有在与样品接触的一侧上具有完全反射入射角等于或大于临界角的入射角的光的表面, 并且折射率在表面附近比在远紫外区域的其它部分高。 因此,在远紫外区域溶解于水等的非常小的溶质成分上,可以进行光谱测定。