Abstract: A display includes eight modules. A relay group includes eight relays provided for the respective modules. Each relay includes: a buffer; a memory writer for writing video data into the buffer; and a memory reader that, after the memory writer completes writing, reads the video data from the buffer at a speed lower than a speed of the writing and outputs the read video data to the corresponding module. A video data supplier sequentially sorts the video data to the eight relays in such a manner that, per line of line data, the line data from the buffer of one relay of the eight relays is read during a writing period of the line data to buffers of the other seven relays.

Abstract: A display includes eight modules. A relay group includes eight relays provided for the respective modules. Each relay includes: a buffer; a memory writer for writing video data into the buffer; and a memory reader that, after the memory writer completes writing, reads the video data from the buffer at a speed lower than a speed of the writing and outputs the read video data to the corresponding module. A video data supplier sequentially sorts the video data to the eight relays in such a manner that, per line of line data, the line data from the buffer of one relay of the eight relays is read during a writing period of the line data to buffers of the other seven relays.

Abstract: An image display apparatus comprising a display section provided by pixels arranged in a grid pattern, each of the pixels being formed of a light-emitting element, in which basic grids are repeatedly arranged in a grid pattern, each of the basic grids consisting of four pixels of a 2 by 2 matrix, each of the basic grids having a pattern in which one or two pixels of the four pixels being assigned a three-in-one element including three primary colors of R, G, and B and the remaining pixels being assigned a single-color light-emitting element, and the apparatus comprises processor for correcting a first color reproduction range provided by chromaticities of the three primary colors of R, G, and B to a second color reproduction range by light-emission intensity of the single-color light-emitting element and shifting chromaticity points for the three colors.

Abstract: An image display apparatus including a display section provided by pixels arranged in a grid pattern, each of the pixels being formed of a light-emitting element, in which basic grids (square grids) are repeatedly arranged in a grid pattern, each of the basic grids consisting of four pixels of a 2 by 2 matrix, each of the basic grids having a pattern in which at least one pixel of the four pixels being assigned a three-in-one element including three primary colors of R, G, and B and the remaining pixels being assigned a single-color light-emitting element, and the apparatus comprises color reproduction range correcting means (color converting section) for correcting a first color reproduction range provided by chromaticities of the three primary colors of R, G, and B to a second color reproduction range through adjustment of light-emission intensity of the single-color light-emitting element.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a gradation control method, for a display device, in which one frame is divided into a plurality of subframes and lighting times for pixels corresponding to the subframes are controlled based on the sum of respective light-emitting times in the subframes, so that gradations of the pixels are rendered; the frame is divided into n (positive integer) subframes (e.g., SF1? to SF4?) in each of which m (positive integer)-bit data is set and a subframe (SF5?) in which p (positive integer smaller than m)-bit data is set. As a result, increase in a data setting time can be suppressed, even if the number of subframes is increased in order to enable complicated gradation control.

Abstract: A continuous high-speed pickle injector is provided with improved productivity that can inject a liquid substance such as brine for curing, seasoning or the like into a block of meat such as pork, beef, livestock meat and the like continuously, and disperse the liquid substance uniformly. A pickle injector which can inject a liquid substance such as brine for curing and the like into a block of meat being conveyed continuously while gradually raising the injection pressure from 0 or a low pressure includes two or more injecting sections being able to repeat an injecting operation, that is, from the start to the completion of the injection of a liquid substance. The two or more injecting sections inject a liquid substance while moving at a speed synchronized with the conveying speed of a block of meat continuously being conveyed during the operation of injection. The timing of the injecting operation for each injecting section is controlled.

Abstract: A direct-contact type hot water heater includes a perforated plate having a slope allowing water to flow down from its top apex toward its lower surroundings along both or all sides of the slope in the form of a water film. The perforated plate is provided with a number of apertures capable of forming the water film by surface tension. An endothermic material is arranged in a state where it does not project from the lower surface of the perforated plate.