Abstract: An antenna structure obtains a snap-in antenna having a short signal transmission path, it being possible to switch between an antenna of a case and an outside antenna with low transmission loss. When an antenna side attachment section is inserted into an antenna attachment hole, a plunger is elastically forced so as to protrude in a direction intersecting with the insertion direction of a spring connector provided on a circuit board and elastically contacts a conductive member which is electrically connected to an antenna base. A small through-hole is provided in the conductive member at the contact position; a second spring connector is provided on the antenna attachment section and has a second plunger, one end of the plunger passing through the through-hole and being elastically forced toward the other side so as to project thereto; a coaxial connector containing section is provided at the other end and a coaxial connector can be inserted therein.

Abstract: A method is provided for driving a luminescent display which includes a plurality of luminescent units adapted to be selected for light emission, so as to display an image. This method is characterized in that during a predetermined period, a reverse voltage having a direction opposite to that of a voltage to be applied for light emission of a luminescent unit, is applied to each luminescent unit.

Abstract: An apparatus for driving a display panel having drive lines and capacitive light emitting elements.

Abstract: Improvement for extending the service life of a self-emitting panel and for reducing the power consumption thereof. The self-emitting panel is driven based on intensity-reduced data. The intensity-reduced data is obtained by applying intensity reduction processing on each frame of the image frame data to be displayed.

Abstract: In a luminous display method according to a simple matrix drive system and its driving method in which luminous elements are connected at the intersections of a plurality of anode lines and a plurality of cathode lines which are arranged in matrix form, the cathode lines or the anode lines are employed as scanning lines, while the others are employed as drive lines, and while the scanning lines are scanned with a predetermined period, in synchronization with the scanning operation drive sources are connected to desired drive lines thereby to cause luminous elements to emit lights which are connected at the intersections of the scanning lines and the drive lines; in which, during a period of time before, after the scanning of an optional scanning line is accomplished, the scanning is switched over to the scanning of the next scanning line, an offset voltage is applied to charge the luminous elements.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electroluminescent display which allows each of Red (R), Green (G), and Blue (B) light-emitting elements to be built up simultaneously for emitting light at predetermined instantaneous luminance in order to improve the reproducibility of gradations when addressed by a pulse-width modulation drive. The electroluminescent display has a charging means for charging at least any one of the R, G, and B light-emitting elements in the duration between the end of a scan and the start of the subsequent scan. The charging means charges different amounts of charge to each of the R, G, and B light-emitting elements. While scanning a scanning line, a power supply is connected to a predetermined drive line in response to the scan on the scanning line, hereby causing a light emission by the light-emitting element connected to the intersection of the scanning line and the drive line.

Abstract: A display apparatus having: an inputting device for inputting a first image signal generated for a first display device having a first coloring characteristic defined by a first color range shown in a chromaticity diagram; a converting device for converting the inputted first image signal into a second image signal for a second display device having a second coloring characteristic defined by a second color range shown in the chromaticity diagram, the second color range and the first color range are different from each other; a driving device for generating a driving signal on the basis of said second image signal; and the second display device for displaying an image on the basis of the driving signal.

Abstract: The present invention provides an electroluminescent display which allows each of Red (R), Green (G), and Blue (B) light-emitting elements to be built up simultaneously for emitting light at predetermined instantaneous luminance in order to improve the reproducibility of gradations when addressed by a pulse-width modulation drive. The electroluminescent display has a charging means for charging at least any one of the R, G, and B light-emitting elements in the duration between the end of a scan and the start of the subsequent scan. The charging means charges different amounts of charge to each of the R, G, and B light-emitting elements. While scanning a scanning line, a power supply is connected to a predetermined drive line in response to the scan on the scanning line, hereby causing a light emission by the light-emitting element connected to the intersection of the scanning line and the drive line.

Abstract: An organic EL full color display panel includes a plurality of transparent electrode lines formed in parallel on a base plate; an insulating layer formed on the base plate, the insulating layer covering respective edges of the transparent electrode lines and having openings formed correspondingly to pixel regions on the transparent electrode lines; at least one organic EL material layer formed so as to correspond to the pixel regions and having any light-emitting function of R, G and B, and a plurality of metallic electrode lines arranged in parallel perpendicularly to the transparent electrode lines, each of the metallic electrode entirely covering the pixel regions of the three pixels of R, G and B. The insulating layer insulates the transparent electrode lines and metallic electrode lines from each other in other regions than the pixel regions. In this configuration, the organic full color display panel can emit a specified color surely at low cost.

Abstract: Driving method and apparatus for a light emitting device have a simple configuration and are able to change the luminance even when a light emitting device which operates at a low speed is employed. The apparatus includes power supplies numbering n each generating different output, switches numbering n to turn the outputs of the power supplies on/off and an adder to add the outputs from the switches and drive the light emitting device. The control information to control the n switches for each divided section obtained by dividing a lighting period by k is stored in the control information storing part and the control information for each divided section is read out to turn on/off the n switches.

Abstract: A display device having light-emitting elements capable of maintaining high display quality without variation in emission comprises a display part having a plurality of light-emitting elements for emitting light at emission intensity in accordance with the amount of an input current, a reference table for storing control information associated with the amount of a driving current for each of the light-emitting elements, a driver for driving each of the light-emittlng elements of the display part by means of an electrical current, and a controller for controlling the amount of the driving current from the driver, the controller identifying control information associated with light-emitting elements to be driven for emiseion from the reference table and varies the amount of the driving current from the driver.

Abstract: A driving system and driving unit for driving luminous elements has a fast build-up speed from the application of voltage to the point of light emission, thereby allowing fast scanning, as well as the capacity for miniaturization of driving sources.

Abstract: A magnetic tape cleaner comprising a tape scraper engaging a recording face of a magnetic tape to scrape magnetic powder out of the recording face thereof and a magnet to attract and adhere thereto the magnetic powder scraped out of the recording face of the magnetic tape.

Abstract: Disclosed is a connector for integrated circuit packages. The connector generally includes a cover assembly having a metal framework for fixedly securing the integrated circuit package without projecting pin elements of the package from the backside of the cover assembly in order to prevent the pin element from the damage and a socket assembly for mounting contact elements to connect with the pin elements. The framework is hinged to the cover assembly at one of the side edges thereof. The cover assembly can be combined with the socket assembly by means of the first engage portion of the cover assembly and the second engage portion of the socket assembly at the side edge opposed to the hinged side edge. After combination the hinged side edge of the cover assembly can be pressed against the socket assembly so as to connect the pin elements with the corresponding contact elements from the side edge having the engage portion towards the hinged side edge of the socket assembly one by one.

Abstract: In an IC socket in which contactors are disposed along the inner wall surface of an insulating housing chamber into which a leg portion of an insulating cover is inserted, each contactor has one end portion bent in the direction of insertion of the leg portion to form a folded-back portion and has lugs which project out from both marginal edges of the contactor near the bent portion. In the inner wall surface of the chamber there are formed engaging recesses corresponding to the contactors. Each contactor is fixedly disposed with its bent portion held in contact with the inner wall surface of the chamber and with the lugs engaged with the engaging recesses in the inner wall surface of the chamber.

Abstract: A socket for an IC, which is made up of a cover having an insulating protrusion and an insulating housing having a recess for receiving the protrusion. The cover includes a flat member which has made therethrough a plurality of arrays of pin insertion holes for insertion of pins of the IC or the like, and the insulating protrusion provided on the underside of the cover and extending along the arrays of pin insertion holes, guide grooves communicating with the pin insertion holes, respectively, being formed in side wall surfaces of the insulating protrusion. Contact pieces are held on side walls of the insulating housing.

Abstract: In an automatic electronic component insertion machine for inserting electronic components into the inserting holes in a printed-circuit board, inserting operations for any shaped electronic components among taped axial electronic components, taped radial components and stick-packed electronic components can be conducted with a single electronic components insertion machine. Especially, in the machine, insertion spindles are mounted in a turret form to perform the inserting operations at the single fixed position.

Abstract: In a numerically controlled lathe, two guide bars are located in front of a headstock and extending parallel to the axis of a spindle to guide a saddle theroen. A cross slide is slidably supported by a guideway of the saddle to move a pair of turret heads in a direction perpendicular to the axis of the spindle. Turret indexing means allows indexing of one of the turret heads while a tool receiver fixed on the other turret head assumes in a predetermined cutting area relaive to the axis of the spindle. The saddle has a chip dropping wall formed between a guide bush and the pair of turret heads, with a front portion of the chip dropping wall downwardly slanting toward the front side of the lathe.

Abstract: A turret head for a lathe has an axis about which it can be rotated, the axis being in use inclined at about 45.degree. to the axis of a spindle of the lathe. The head has a plurality of pairs of tool mounting surfaces, the pairs being spaced around the axis of the turrent head. The surfaces of each pair are substantially mutually perpendicular, and arranged so that one is perpendicular to the axis of the spindle, and the other parallel thereto, when the pair is brought to a working location by indexing the turret head about its axis.

Abstract: A compound lathe in which a headstock is horizontally movable along a spindle axis to provide longitudinal feeding of a workpiece mounted for rotation with the spindle and a saddle carrying a turret is vertically movable to provide transverse feeding. The saddle is slidably disposed on vertical guideways which is formed on a column mounted on a bed at the back of the headstock rearwardly of cutting areas of the workpiece and which vertically extends in a plane parallel to the axis of the spindle. The turret supports tools for turning, milling, drilling and other operations. Numerically controlled servo motors preferably position the headstock and saddle. A secondary workpiece gripping means is provided to grip the end of the workpiece opposite the headstock and is releasably connected to the headstock for movement therewith. The gripping means allows accurate secondary machining of the cut-off portion of a parted workpiece by the tools on the turret.