Abstract: According to one embodiment, a medical information processing apparatus includes processing circuitry configured to derive an index value with respect to noise included in data associated with magnetic resonance signals collected by each of a plurality of reception coils, adjust a degree to which noise is removed from the data associated with the magnetic resonance signals based on the derived index value, remove noise from the data associated with the magnetic resonance signals based on the adjusted degree, and perform compositing of the data associated with the magnetic resonance signals from which noise has been removed.

Abstract: Gain information in a read amplifier, which is recorded when data to be measured is reproduced, is stored in an AGC control memory circuit in advance. By reproducing the data using the gain information, reproduced data varied according to the amount of flotation of a magnetic head and the position of the magnetic head alone can be obtained. A variation in voltage amplitude of the reproduced data is detected by an envelope signal generating circuit and a variation in phase difference between a reading cycle in which the reproduced data is read and a reference cycle is detected by a phase difference signal generating circuit. A calculator calculates a float interval of the magnetic head and a variation in the position thereof based on these detected variations. As a result, a decision can be made as to whether the float interval of the magnetic head and the variation in the position thereof exceed an allowable range.

Abstract: An amplifier circuit in a display device for a monitor unit in a computer system or the like, includes first active element whose control electrode is supplied with a signal from an input terminal; a second active element cascade-connected to the first active element; a third active element so connected to the second active element that a junction thereof is connected to an output terminal; an impedance element disposed between the input terminal and the third active element and capable of changing the impedance in accordance with the frequency of the input signal; a first resistance element connected between the junction of the second and third active elements and the control electrode of the first active element; and a second resistance element connected between the input terminal and the control electrode of the first active element and serving to determine the signal amplification factor in cooperation with the first resistance element.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for adjustment of the white balance of a CRT display system enabling white balance adjustment to be performed in a short time and a television receiver using the same. The white balance adjustment apparatus has a level adjustment circuit, an attenuation resistor, a video signal output circuit, a coupling capacitor, and a synchronous-signal-tip level clamp circuit and is connected to the cathode electrode. The level adjustment circuit has a variable amplifier which amplifies only the video signal component V, a synchronous signal separation circuit, a variable amplifier for causing attenuation of the horizontal synchronous signal H-SYNC, a signal addition circuit, and an AND gate. In the white balance adjustment mode, the ratio of levels of the video signal and synchronous signal is changed from the usual 0.714:0.218 to, for example, 0.714:0.005.

Abstract: A display device testing circuit includes a false video signal generator for producing a false video signal from a blanking pulse of the display device in a state where no video signal is connected to an input terminal of the display device, so that such false video signal is supplied to the video amplifier. A false clamp pulse generating circuit produces a false clamp pulse from the blanking pulse and supplies the false clamp pulse to a pedestal clamper in the video amplifier, thereby realizing a simplified test of the video amplifier at low cost.

Abstract: A monitor interface circuit for adapting a color display monitor to a selected one of various types of computers which generate different types of color display data receives the display data and one of several horizontal scanning frequency signals from the computer and mixes the display data as a function of the one horizontal scanning frequency to thereby generate a proper display signal for the monitor.

Abstract: A magnetic disk storage device capable of avoiding the occurrence of vibration of magnetic disks and off-track of magnetic heads with respect to the magnetic disks, including an inner shroud enclosing a disk assembly composed of a multiplicity of magnetic disks stacked in superposed relation with spacers being interposed therebetween and formed at its outer peripheral wall with first ports for inserting access arms therethrough and at its top above a spindle supporting the disk assembly with a second port, a cylindrical filter for removing dust from air flowing through the second port of the inner shroud into the interior thereof, and a dust cover enclosing the inner shroud, actuators and filter. The provision of the inner shroud is conductive to prevention of development of turbulent air flow in the vicinity of the magnetic disks.