Abstract: In a method of recycling iron and steel industry waste by processing the waste as an object substance by the use of a rotary kiln, the object substance is changed into a valuable material while the object substance travels within the rotary kiln from an upstream side to a downstream side. The object substance is heated on the upstream side of the rotary kiln within a reducing atmosphere to be reduced and molten into a reduced and molten product. The reduced and molten product is quickly sent to the downstream side without being adhered to an internal wall of the rotary kiln. The valuable material is extracted from the reduced and molten product which may be directly discharged out of the rotary kiln or which may be discharged after the reduced and molten product is once kept in a basin formed in the vicinity of the downstream side of the rotary kiln.

Abstract: A picture image display apparatus has a flat type vacuum enclosure having a transparent face panel. A row of parallelly disposed linear thermionic cathodes are provided with an electron beam extractor electrode which produces a predetermined number of two dimensionally disposed electron beams out of the electron emission from the linear thermionic cathodes. A row of control electrodes is disposed parallelly in a direction perpendicular to those of the linear thermionic cathodes. A row of vertical deflection electrodes and a row of horizontal deflection electrodes are provided. A phosphor screen formed on the inner force of the face panel has an anode of thin metal film formed on its surface. A horizontal deflection signal generator issues a horizontal deflection signal having, in 1 cycle, a first scanning period wherein voltage increases and a second scanning period of the same length wherein voltage decreases.

Abstract: An electroosmotic ink printer comprising a head having an array of recording electrodes successively arranged to define a print line along one edge of the head. A common electrode is provided in spaced overlying relation with the recording electrodes. Between the electrode array and the common electrode is a means for electroosmotically moving ink in a direction toward the print line and in an opposite direction depending on an electrical potential applied to the recording electrodes with respect to the common electrode. A memory stores a video input signal in a plurality of storage locations corresponding to the recording electrodes for delivery in parallel form to a modulator for generating individual recording signals corresponding to the recording electrodes.

Abstract: The picture image display apparatus in accordance with the present invention comprises:a flat type vacuum enclosure having a transparent face panel,an electron beam emitter which emits a predetermined number of electron beams disposed in a row in selected positions,a row of control electrodes to control intensities of said electron beams,a row of parallel deflection electrodes, every other one of them being first electrodes commonly connected each other, the other ones of them being second electrodes commonly connected to each other,a phosphor screen formed on the inner face of said face panel and,an anode of thin metal film formed on said surface of said phosphor screen,wherein the apparatus is characterized in thatevery gap defined by one of said first electrodes and one of said second electrode neighboring thereto form deflection electric fields of opposite directions to each other, and said gaps are disposed in a manner that said electron beams simultaneously pass through every said deflection gap.

Abstract: A drive circuit drives a liquid crystal display device of the type in which liquid crystal fills a space between an X-Y matrix substrate having a number of picture elements each including a switching element, and a common electrode plate. The drive circuit provides an optimum picture displayed to an observer in accordance with ambient conditions such as light and temperature. To this end, a DC bias voltage to determine the operating point of the liquid crystal display device is applied to the common electrode. The brightness of the displayed picture may be controlled by adjusting the DC bias voltage. The DC bias is changed in accordance with a change in an amount of ambient light or ambient temperature. Furthermore, in accordance with the fall of the ambient temperature the DC voltage applied to the common electrode is made to oscillate at a frequency to which the liquid crystal is insensitive, with respect to the bias point. At this time, the amplitude of the oscillation is made large.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a driving method for displaying television signals on an X-Y matrix type liquid crystal display panel having both switching elements and memory elements for respective picture elements which utilizes the phenomenon that high frequencies reduce the erasing time of the liquid crystals. According to the present invention, when a panel is driven by means of a line at a time process, each horizontal scanning period is divided into two periods, a video signal period and a erasing signal period, thereby to provide a composite signal having a video signal portion and an erasing signal portion so that a first pulse corresponding to the video signal period writes the video signal on that panel and a plurality of second pulses corresponding to the erasing signal period applies the erasing signal to the panel for erasing.

Abstract: A television receiver comprising a first printed circuit board having a helical resonator filter, an adjacent channel trap circuit and an impedance converter circuit for providing a reduced output impedance, the first printed circuit board being secured to the tuner casing, and a second printed circuit board having first and subsequent i-f amplifier stages, the two printed circuit boards being connected to each other, whereby good skirt characteristics can be simply obtained. Also, no overall adjustment is required but the tuner and i-f amplifier may be adjusted separately, thus providing improved serviceability.