Abstract:
As shown in Fig. 2, an optical device 10 comprises an input optical member 11, an intermediate optical member 12, and an output optical member 13, in each of which a number of optical fibers 14 are arranged parallel to each other and integrally formed. The input optical member 11 has an entrance surface 11a and an exit surface 11b which are cut at an angle of 31 DEG and perpendicular, respectively, with respect to the optical axis; the intermediate optical member 12 has an entrance surface 12a and an exit surface 12b each of which is cut at an angle of 66 DEG with respect to the optical axis; and the output optical member 13 has an entrance surface 13a and an exit surface 13b which are cut at an angle of 31 DEG and perpendicular, respectively, with respect to the optical axis. The exit surface 11b of the input optical member 11 and the entrance surface 12a of the intermediate optical member 12 are in contact with each other, and the exit surface 12b of the intermediate optical member 12 and the entrance surface 13a of the output optical member 13 are in contact with each other.
Abstract:
As shown in Fig. 2, an optical device 10 comprises an input optical member 11, an intermediate optical member 12, and an output optical member 13, in each of which a number of optical fibers 14 are arranged parallel to each other and integrally formed. The input optical member 11 has an entrance surface 11a and an exit surface 11b which are cut at an angle of 31 DEG and perpendicular, respectively, with respect to the optical axis; the intermediate optical member 12 has an entrance surface 12a and an exit surface 12b each of which is cut at an angle of 66 DEG with respect to the optical axis; and the output optical member 13 has an entrance surface 13a and an exit surface 13b which are cut at an angle of 31 DEG and perpendicular, respectively, with respect to the optical axis. The exit surface 11b of the input optical member 11 and the entrance surface 12a of the intermediate optical member 12 are in contact with each other, and the exit surface 12b of the intermediate optical member 12 and the entrance surface 13a of the output optical member 13 are in contact with each other.
Abstract:
An optical element (10) which comprises as shown in the Figure an input optical member (11) molded to a unitary body by arranging a plurality of optical fibers (14) in parallel with each other, an intermediate optical member (12), and an output optical member (13), wherein the input optical member (11) has incident and emergent surfaces (11a, 11b) which are cut at 31 DEG and 90 DEG respectively with respect to an optical axis, the intermediate optical member (12) has incident and emergent surfaces (12a, 12b) which are cut at 66 DEG respectively with respect to an optical axis, the output optical member (13) has incident and emergent surfaces (13a, 13b) which are cut at 31 DEG and 90 DEG respectively with respect to an optical axis, and the emergent surface (11b) of the input optical member (11) and the incident surface (12a) of the intermediate optical member (12), and the emergent surface (12b) of the intermediate optical member (12) and the incident surface (13a) of the output optical member (13) are in contact with each other respectively.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a light source unit realizing a long service life by simply and surely preventing a reflector or a light-transmitting plate from cracking. SOLUTION: In this light source unit U1, an opening in a reflector R is covered with a light-transmitting plate 20 by fixing the light-transmissive plate 20 to an opening peripheral part A of the reflector R, and thus a structure suitable for explosionproof is obtained. During light emission, not only the reflector R but the light-transmissive plate 20 is exposed to a high temperature, and air inside the reflector R maintains at an extremely high temperature. Then, the reflector R and the light-transmitting plate 20 are thermally expanded by the high temperature, and they sometimes crack due to the difference in their coefficients of thermal expansion. To avoid such a situation, a part is cut out of the opening peripheral part A of the reflector R so that a light- transmissive plate housing part 21 is not formed over the entire circumference of the opening peripheral part A of the reflector R. By forming such a cutout in the opening peripheral part A, an escape for stresses due to thermal expansion can be creased, thus surely achieving the crack prevention of the reflector R and of the light-transmissive plate 20.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a light souce unit including a magnet for arc correction capable of being located certainly. SOLUTION: A light source unit 1 is structured so that a magent 22 for correction of arcs is fixed to a reflector R by reference to a terminal mounting part 14 installed on the reflector R for making wiring of a second lead wire 11, so that the magnet mounting works corresponding to the position of the terminal mounting part 14 can be made on the rear surface R1 side of the reflector R. The terminal mounting part 14 is fixed mechanically to the reflector R with the influence of high temp. originating from arc discharge and/or the focal position of reflector R taken into consideration, and generally the arc generating position is set to be at the focal position of the reflector R, so that mounting of the magnet 22 on the reflector R in the described manner ensures location of the magnet 22 with respect to the arc generating position.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cleaner by which dust such as the dead body, excrements, fine powder or the like of charged mite can be suction-removed efficiently. SOLUTION: A cleaner 10 is so constructed that a housing 12 for storing a rotary brush 11 for scraping out the dust, a dust collecting bag 14 for accumulating the sucked dust, and a suction hose 16 for transporting the dust from the housing 12 to the dust collecting bag 14 are accomodated in an enclosure 18. Two X-ray sources (front X-ray source 30 and rear X-ray source 32) for radiating X-rays to the rotary brush 11 are fixed to the inner wall of the housing 12, and the outer wall of the housing 12 is covered with a shielding plate 34 formed of polyvinylchloride. The suction hose 16 is provided with an X-ray source 38 for the hose, which is adapted to apply X-rays to the inner wall of the suction hose 16, and the outer wall of the suction hose 16 is covered with an X-ray shielding member 39.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a waste produce treating device for decomposing and gasifying organic matters and converting to substance capable of being reutilized. SOLUTION: This device is constituted so that the organic matters is thermally decomposed and gasified. In this case, this device is provided with a reaction furnace 10 consisting at least a portion of it of a transparent material, and a semiconductor laser 16 arranged at the vicinity of the reaction furnace 10, and the organic matters in the reaction furnace 10 are irradiated with laser light radiated from the semiconductor 16 via the portion of the reaction furnace 10 consisting of the transparent material.
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PURPOSE:To reduce a background noise and detect a minute amount of radioactive rays with a good signal-to-noise ratio by providing a radioactive ray shield close to the inner side of a sealing member to seal up the end opening of a cathode pipe. CONSTITUTION:An electron tube is composed by providing a cathode pipe 12, an anode pin 14 penetrating through the cathode pipe 12 in the axial direction, lead soft glasses 16 to seal the openings 12A and 12B on both ends of the cathode pipe 12, and the like, and it measures the radioactive ray amount incident into the cathode pipe 12. And at the inner side of the lead soft glasses 16 or the like to seal the both end openings 12A and 12B of the cathode pipe 12, radioactive ray shields 18 are provided to shield the radioactive rays generated spontaneously from the lead soft glasses 16 and the like, and their incidence to the measuring space in the cathode pipe 12 is prevented. Consequently, a background noise is reduced, and a minute amount of radioactive rays can be detected with a good SN(signal-to-noise) ratio.
Abstract:
PURPOSE:To considerably improve the performance of the high-sensitivity dark viewing device by embedding light sources, which successively emit plural infrared rays while turning on/off them, near the periphery of the image pickup center of an object while integrating them to a main body. CONSTITUTION:Plural infrared light emitting diodes 6, 6A and 6B are interally embedded in a main body 1, and the periphery of the image pickup center of an object 5 is successively irradiated with tuning on/off light. The timing of turning on/off the light overlaps the turn-on of the diodes 6 and 6A just for time t, and the light emission of a fluorescent plane 33 is continued without being interrupted. The infrared beams reflected from the object 5 are made incident to an objective lens 2, an image is formed, and the optical image is divided into picture elements by a fiber plate 30 and converted to an electronic image by a photocathode 31. This electronic image is converted to the optical image again on the fluorescent plane 33.