Abstract: A counting scale includes a weighing pan, a weighing sensor connected to the weighing pan, a storage unit including a registered data table storing, as registered data, a unique identification number, an article name, and a unit weight with respect to one article, an arithmetic processing unit configured to urge placement of one piece of the target article on the weighing pan, calculate a unit weighed value of the one piece of the target article from the weighing sensor, narrow down registered data including a unit weight within a predetermined range with respect to the unit weighed value as candidate data from the registered data table, and obtain sorted candidate data by selecting and sorting the candidate data in ascending order of absolute value of deviation from the unit weighed value, and a display unit configured to display the sorted candidate data.

Abstract: A radiation detector comprising: a pixel array in which pixels each having a radiation detection element configured to convert radiation into charges and an amplification transistor configured to amplify a signal from the radiation detection element and output the amplified signal are arrayed in a matrix shape; and signal wiring provided for each pixel column, wherein the signal wiring does not overlap an active layer, in which the amplification transistor is arranged, in a plan view.

Abstract: A radiation detector comprising: a pixel array in which pixels each having a radiation detection element configured to convert radiation into charges and an amplification transistor configured to amplify a signal from the radiation detection element and output the amplified signal are arrayed in a matrix shape; and signal wiring provided for each pixel column, wherein a pixel isolation structure formed to surround the radiation detection element in a plan view is provided, and the amplification transistor is arranged inside a region defined by the pixel isolation structure in a plan view.

Abstract: An apparatus includes an extract unit configured to extract features of a first image based on an electromagnetic wave in a first frequency band, an acquire unit configured to acquire motion information about the features, a classify unit configured to classify the features into a first group and a second group based on the motion information, and a remove unit configured to remove, from the first image, a signal corresponding to the feature belonging to the first group.

Abstract: An apparatus includes an extract unit configured to extract features of a first image based on an electromagnetic wave in a first frequency band, an acquire unit configured to acquire motion information about the features, a classify unit configured to classify the features into a first group and a second group based on the motion information, and a remove unit configured to remove, from the first image, a signal corresponding to the feature belonging to the first group.

Abstract: A connector assembly, for electrically connecting electrical cables 7 to a test head 4, comprises a plurality of types of cable side connectors 8 respectively attached to one end of the electrical cable 7; and a intermediate connector 6 to which the plurality of types of cable side connectors 8 are connected in a detachable manner, and the intermediate connector 6 having a first engagement part 501 having a shape with which all types of cable side connectors 8 can be engaged and an output terminal 602 able to be engaged with a test head side connector 41 electrically connected to a pin electronics board of the test head 4.

Abstract: An interface apparatus 5 mounted on a test head 4 comprises: an electrical cable 54 having one end electrically connected to a socket board 66; a device side connector 541 attached to the other end of the electrical cable 54; and a intermediate connector 53 electrically connecting a test head side connector 41 provided on the test head 4 and the device side connector 541 and the intermediate connector 53 having a connector body 531 provided at a bottommost part of the interface apparatus 5; an engagement hole 532 provided at the connector body 531 and having the device side connector 541 detachably connected to it; and an output terminal 537 provided at the connector body 531 and having the test head side connector 41 detachably connected to it.

Abstract: A connector assembly, for electrically connecting electrical cables 7 to a test head 4, comprises a plurality of types of cable side connectors 8 respectively attached to one end of the electrical cable 7; and a intermediate connector 6 to which the plurality of types of cable side connectors 8 are connected in a detachable manner, and the intermediate connector 6 having a first engagement part 501 having a shape with which all types of cable side connectors 8 can be engaged and an output terminal 602 able to be engaged with a test head side connector 41 electrically connected to a pin electronics board of the test head 4.

Abstract: An interface apparatus 5 mounted on a test head 4 comprises: an electrical cable 54 having one end electrically connected to a socket board 66; a device side connector 541 attached to the other end of the electrical cable 54; and a intermediate connector 53 electrically connecting a test head side connector 41 provided on the test head 4 and the device side connector 541 and the intermediate connector 53 having a connector body 531 provided at a bottommost part of the interface apparatus 5; an engagement hole 532 provided at the connector body 531 and having the device side connector 541 detachably connected to it; and an output terminal 537 provided at the connector body 531 and having the test head side connector 41 detachably connected to it.

Abstract: A bit error measurement system provides means for generating test patterns, multiplexing means and means for specifying and recording a pattern position. In a first aspect, a bit error measurement system has a pattern generator having M channels of pattern generation and a pattern generation controller 10 for controlling the pattern generation in the M channels so that when one channel is selected to generate a pattern the other channels are controlled to be waiting. In a second aspect, a clock frequency difference detector 150 is provided for counting a frequency of an input clock 111 and comparing the results with the frequency at the time of previous switching to detect whether the frequency change is greater than a predetermined value to judge whether the system is in a measurement state and to permit or prohibit a switching operation of a clock switch circuit.