| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | Indicator lighting device | US10546559 | 2003-12-12 | US07270434B2 | 2007-09-18 | Masato Obata; Naoji Shoji |
| An indicator lighting device in which light introduction efficiency into a indication portion can be improved, brightness is good and unevenness in lighting is small is provided; wherein an indicator 7 which has a translucent indication member (indication portion) 72 and a light introduction member (light introduction portion) 73 and is operated around an axis by a drive shaft 1 of a drive unit 2, light sources L which are disposed around the drive shaft 1 and illuminate the indication member 72 through the light introduction member 73 are provided, and the light introduction member 73 has a light receiving surface 73a for receiving light from the light sources L, a first reflective surface 73b for focusing light introduced from the light receiving surface 73a to a position of a rotation axis Va of the drive shaft 1, a second reflective surface 73c which is formed between the first reflective surface 73b and the rotation axis and reflects light from the first reflective surface 73b in a direction along the rotation axis Va, and a third reflective surface 73d which is formed on the rotation axis Va in a way of facing the second reflective surface 73c and reflects light from the second reflective surface 73c in a longitudinal direction of the indication member 72. | ||||||
| 202 | Calibration method and apparatus for pixilated solid state detector | US10595465 | 2004-10-06 | US20070145257A1 | 2007-06-28 | Michael Petrillo; Jinghan Ye |
| A system calibrates a solid state detector (20) for a radiation imaging device (10) in a single acquisition. A calibration phantom (40) emits radiation concurrently at at least first and second characteristic energy levels. A nuclear camera (16) generates associated sets of radiation data spanning both the first and second energy levels from the emitted radiation that is received by solid state detector (20). A means (64) determines associated centers of energy peaks and energy values of the generated data sets. A calibration means (80) calibrates at least one of gain, offset, performance and dead pixel correction based on the determined centers and peaks of the acquired data sets. | ||||||
| 203 | Method and apparatus for releasable fastening and for modification of the relative positions of two components with respect to one another | US10931859 | 2004-09-01 | US07186047B2 | 2007-03-06 | Peter Soppelsa; Waldemar Blüthgen |
| An apparatus for releasable fastening and for modifying the relative position of two components (1, 1′, Bf, G; 2, 2′, Bk, Br), which have a common connecting surface forming a contact surface (5, 5′), comprises two screws (3), which in coaction with specially configured V-shaped notch zones (9a1, 9a2; 9b1, 9b2; 9a3, 9a4; 9b3, 9b4) permit a relative positioning in zero-backlash and accurately aligned fashion, and serve as the fastening means. It is thereby possible to perform a linear displacement and/or a rotation and/or a tilt in simple fashion. | ||||||
| 204 | Method of calibrating a clamping mechanism so as to achieve a predetermined, precisely repeatable clamping force | US11107755 | 2005-04-18 | US20060231724A1 | 2006-10-19 | Anatoly Gosis; Richard Edwards; Howard Kimball; Anthony Marshall |
| A new and improved method for calibrating workpiece clamping mechanisms such that once a particular clamping mechanism is calibrated with respect to a particular workpiece to be clamped upon a support surface, the clamping mechanism will always clamp the workpiece with a predetermined, precisely repeatable clamping force. In addition, the method of the present invention may be utilized in conjunction with the calibration of a plurality of clamping mechanisms so as to enable the plurality of clamping mechanisms to always generate the same precise clamping force whereby the multiple clamping mechanisms, utilized to clamp a single workpiece upon a support surface, can in fact clamp different regions of the single workpiece with precisely the same predetermined clamping force such that all regions of the single workpiece are in fact securely clamped. | ||||||
| 205 | Glide testing of disks with calibration confirmation testing by inducing collision of the slider with production disk surface | US10931316 | 2004-08-31 | US20060042073A1 | 2006-03-02 | Bradley Baumgartner; Norman Chu; Patricia Galindo; Hang Ngo; Yu Lo; Nalin Zhou |
| A method is presented for glide testing a disk which tests the glide head fly-height by inducing a collision between the glide head and a disk under test. The glide test system is initially calibrated using calibration disks. The method of the invention periodically tests the calibration without interrupting the production testing by lowering the rotation rate until glide head collides with the rotating disk surface. The rotation rate at which the collision occurs is then compared with the value expected based on knowledge of disk samples and the initial calibration. Parameters for acceptable high and low values are established to detect changes in the glide test system performance to trigger automatic or manual recalibration. | ||||||
| 206 | Pointer | US11193360 | 2005-08-01 | US20060039130A1 | 2006-02-23 | Motohiro Takatsuka; Masaaki Nakamura |
| A pointer comprises an attached portion and a main body. The attached portion is attached to an instrument. The main body is fixed to the attached portion at a basic portion thereof and extending toward a free portion thereof. The main body has a reflective surface and a foil-stamping layer. The reflective surface is formed at an inclined surface of the basic portion and inclined to a traveling direction of light entering the main body. The foil-stamping layer is formed on a bottom surface of the main body and diffusely reflects light reflected by the reflective surface. The reflective surface is curved like a collective convex lens in a transverse direction of the inclined surface and a diffusive concave lens in a vertical direction of the inclined surface. | ||||||
| 207 | Integrated black body and lens cap assembly and methods for calibration of infrared cameras using same | US11085860 | 2005-03-22 | US20050205773A1 | 2005-09-22 | Mark Fauci; Matthew Salvitti; Marek Pawlowski |
| A black body assembly is provided for use in the calibration of infrared cameras. The assembly includes, among other things, a housing within which calibration components may be situated, and a lens guide for accurately positioning the assembly over a lens of the infrared camera. A heat emitter may be positioned within the housing for emitting a necessary amount of heat for calibration purposes. A heating element may also be provided within the housing for controlling the heating and cooling of the heat emitter. The assembly may also include a heat sink to remove excessive heat generated from the thermoelectric cooler during temperature cycling. An arm may be employed to hingedly connected to the assembly the camera to provide reliable and repeatable way to position the black body assembly at the front of the infrared lens. A method for calibrating an infrared camera is also provided. | ||||||
| 208 | Handling device, especially for positioning a test head on a testing device | US10482001 | 2002-07-04 | US06940273B2 | 2005-09-06 | Helmuth Heigl; Hubertus Heigl |
| Disclosed is a handling device, especially for positioning a test head on a testing device, including a holder for a test head and a column. Positioning apparatus adjustable in a vertical direction is connected to the test head on the column. The handling device advantageously has a simple and compact structure and an exactly reproducible, smooth movement of the test head, because the positioning apparatus has at least one pair of interspaced articulated arms in which one end thereof is respectively articulated on the holder and the other end thereof is articulated on a carriage which can be displaced in a horizontal direction. The articulated arms can be pivotably arranged around a vertical axis. The carriages can move independently from each other. | ||||||
| 209 | Sensor system for sensing movement | US10867608 | 2004-06-14 | US06933715B2 | 2005-08-23 | Stephen C. Jacobsen |
| A system for sensing movement comprising an elongate object having a restrained end and an unrestrained end which is free to move in at least two degrees of freedom in response to an applied force, the unrestrained end of the elongated object being configured to move in response to the applied force. An electrically conductive element is disposed on the elongate object and is configured to cooperate with the elongate object in producing a signal usable to determine the magnitude and direction of the movement of the unanchored end due to the applied force. Sensing circuitry is electrically coupled to the electrically conductive element and is configured for processing the signal from the electrically conductive element so as to determine a magnitude and a direction of deformation and produce a signal indicative of the magnitude and direction. | ||||||
| 210 | Illuminated pointer enabling independent pointing on two scales simultaneously | US10951090 | 2004-09-27 | US20050103254A1 | 2005-05-19 | Vyacheslav Birman; Werner Eckardt; Christian Tanguy |
| An illuminated pointer includes an outer pointer that surrounds an inner pointer. The outer pointer extends from a base and is generally elliptical. The inner pointer extends from the base into the void of the outer pointer. The illuminated pointer utilizes a single light source for illuminating both the outer and inner pointer. The inner pointer provides easier reading of a dual scale gauge such as with a speedometer having both English and Metric speed scales. | ||||||
| 211 | Stabilizer jig for distance measuring laser | US10921814 | 2004-08-20 | US20050102848A1 | 2005-05-19 | Dennis Murphy |
| A stabilizer jig for holding a distance measuring laser for determining distances measured along an angle. When an escalator is being installed in a construction site, the jig may be used to make difficult distance measurements between floors to ascertain that the construction distances are correct for the manufactured escalator system. A rotating pocket holds the laser and measures the angle while holding the laser steady as it makes the distance determination. | ||||||
| 212 | Bright pointer for instrument cluster | US10725684 | 2003-12-02 | US20040114340A1 | 2004-06-17 | Vyacheslav B. Birman; Werner Eckardt; Qi Tao; Marcus Moell |
| An instrument display for a vehicle dash includes a unique light source and light guide assembly. The light source is incorporated directly into the light guide. A non-contact magnetic coupling transfers power from a circuit board to the light source. A textured surface is formed on one portion of the external surface of the light guide to evenly illuminate the light guide. Also, surface roughness on an opposing external surface portion of the light guide is varied depending on the length of the light guide to provide similar luminance for light guides having different lengths. | ||||||
| 213 | Adjustment table | US10156251 | 2002-05-28 | US06727983B2 | 2004-04-27 | Erich Thallner |
| An adjustment table for aligning a body in a horizontal plane. The adjustable table includes an external frame, an intermediate frame moveable in a first horizontal direction in the external frame along a first path, and a holding unit for the body movable in a second horizontal direction that is perpendicular to the first horizontal direction in the intermediate frame along a second path. The intermediate frame can be positioned according to the external frame via a first adjustable device pivoted/hinged to the intermediate frame at a freely definable position along the first path. The holding unit can be positioned according to the intermediate frame via a second adjustment device pivoted/hinged to the holding unit at a freely definable position along the second path. | ||||||
| 214 | DOUBLE-SIDED METER | US10176688 | 2002-06-24 | US20030233973A1 | 2003-12-25 | Shen Mu Kao |
| A double-sided meter includes a case having two open ends, and a movement mounted in the case for measuring temperature, pressure, humidity, or other measurements. The movement is provided at front and rear surfaces with two sets of dial disc and pointer to enable observation of reading values at either side of the meter. The double-sided meter further includes at least one clip-on index that is so shaped that it has some extent of elasticity for fitly and movably attaching to a peripheral wall of the meter. Pointed free ends of the clip-on index are pointed toward scales on the dial discs at two sides of the meter to indicate a desired range of reading values. | ||||||
| 215 | Instrument reference system | US10220119 | 2002-11-12 | US20030102838A1 | 2003-06-05 | David McIntyre Fyfe |
| The invention provides a method and system for calibrating an instrument pointer driven by an electric motor against a mechanical stop without using feedback control. According to the invention, the system for calibrating said instrument pointer comprises a pointer (8) engageable with the electric motor (2) including an intermediate gear (3) for driving the pointer (8). A stop means (5) is positioned at a desired reference point where, in a first powered state, the motor (2) is accelerated at a maximum torque for a first predetermined radial distance to move said pointer (8) towards a position whereat said stop means (5) is engaged. The motor (2) is then re-accelerated at a reduced torque for a second predetermined radial distance, whereby the pointer (3) is caused to be moved and held against the stop means (5). | ||||||
| 216 | Movement actuator/sensor systems | US08744381 | 1996-11-07 | US06531861B1 | 2003-03-11 | Stephen L. Jacobsen; David L. Wells |
| A sensor system for sensing movement comprises a rod anchored at one end to a base and plurality of strain gauges circumferentially disposed about the rod. The free end of the rod may be subject to forces in various directions. The strain gauges produce signals whose magnitudes are an indication of the degree of strain occurring at the location of the strain gauges. The use of three or more strain gauges spaced circumferentially about the rod provide both direction and degree of bend of the rod. | ||||||
| 217 | Compact video inspection apparatus with Y, Z, X compounded measurement axes | US09256343 | 1999-02-22 | US06518996B1 | 2003-02-11 | Edward T. Polidor; Albert G. Choate |
| A yoke is supported on a frame for vertical movement in a Z direction above a transparent work support that is mounted on the frame for horizontal adjustment in a Y direction, normal to the Z direction. A carriage which is mounted for horizontal adjustment on the yoke in an X direction, normal to the Y and Z directions, carries a video camera and lens system which overlies the work support to project an image of an inspected workpiece to the camera. A substage collimator which is mounted on the frame beneath the work support for adjustment in the X direction, has thereon a souce of collimated light that registers with the lens system. The collimator is connected to the carriage to be moved in unison therewith in the X direction, and always to maintain the light source in registry with the lens system. | ||||||
| 218 | Highly damped kinematic coupling for precision instruments | US09478143 | 2000-01-05 | US06325351B1 | 2001-12-04 | Layton C. Hale; Steven A. Jensen |
| A highly damped kinematic coupling for precision instruments. The kinematic coupling provides support while causing essentially no influence to its nature shape, with such influences coming, for example, from manufacturing tolerances, temperature changes, or ground motion. The coupling uses three ball-cone constraints, each combined with a released flexural degree of freedom. This arrangement enables a gain of higher load capacity and stiffness, but can also significantly reduce the friction level in proportion to the ball radius divided by the distance between the ball and the hinge axis. The blade flexures reduces somewhat the stiffness of the coupling and provides an ideal location to apply constrained-layer damping which is accomplished by attaching a viscoelastic layer and a constraining layer on opposite sides of each of the blade flexures. The three identical ball-cone flexures provide a damped coupling mechanism to kinematically support the projection optics system of the extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) system, or other load-sensitive apparatus. | ||||||
| 219 | Gauge assembly having an adaptable coil assembly | US09666671 | 2000-09-20 | US06300563B1 | 2001-10-09 | Robert B Kerchaert |
| A gauge assembly is provided including a terminal carrier including a base portion, a head portion extending from a first side of the base portion, and a plurality of legs extending from a second side of the base portion. The head portion includes a twist lock locking element disposed on a side thereof. A bobbin and coil assembly is supported by the terminal carrier. The bobbin and coil assembly further provides a coil wire component which can be coupled to the gauge assembly by snapping the coil wire component into place. The terminal ends of the coil wire component are connected to terminal pads. Therefore the coil wire components are connected to terminal pads. Therefore the coil wire component can be easily integrated by receiving the terminal pads and quickly establishing electrical contact. The bobbin and coil assembly rotatably supports a spindle and magnet. A plurality of electrical terminals extend through the base portion of the terminal carrier and terminate at one end into a bent contact portion adjacent to the head portion which engage electrical contact pads disposed on the printed circuit board. The electrical terminals have a second end electrically connected to a coil of the bobbin and coil assembly. A plurality of mounting bosses are mounted to the display panel and are provided with sloped surfaces for guiding the gauge assembly to a centered position when the display panel and printed circuit board are mounted together. One of the mounting bosses is attached to the printed circuit board. | ||||||
| 220 | Indicating instrument | US08552575 | 1995-11-03 | US06267072B1 | 2001-07-31 | Tatsuya Seto; Hirofumi Ikeuchi; Ryouichi Nishikawa; Masaaki Muraki; Hiroshi Niimi; Naoyuki Aoki; Kozo Ono |
| An indicating instrument includes a generally straight illumination lamp or cold cathode fluorescent lamp and a light conducting plate which are disposed on the back of a dial plate. The dial plate has plurality of trans-illuminous gauge or meter patterns. The cold cathode fluorescent lamp is disposed longitudinally at an upper side of the light conducting plate to guide the light of the lamp to the trans-illuminous gauge or meter patterns. | ||||||
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