Abstract: Provided is a charged particle beam system capable of preventing the data acquisition time from increasing. A control method for the system is also provided. The charged particle beam system includes: a beam blanker for blanking a charged particle beam; a sample stage on which a sample is tiltably held and thus can assume a tilt angle; a blanking controller for controlling the blanking of the charged particle beam and causing a pulsed beam having a duty ratio to be directed at the sample; and a tilt controller for controlling the tilt angle of the sample. The blanking controller sets the duty ratio of the pulsed beam based on the tilt angle of the sample.

Abstract: A system includes a processor and a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing machine instructions that cause the processor to perform a first fast Fourier transform (FFT) on received radar data to obtain a range-antenna data array and to perform a second FFT on the range-antenna data array to obtain a range-Doppler-antenna data cube. The processor performs peak detection on the range-Doppler-antenna data cube based on object information to obtain a subset that includes confirmed peaks and candidate peaks. The processor performs angle of arrival calculations for the subset of the range-Doppler-antenna data cube, and filters candidate peaks in the subset to obtain a point cloud representative of an environment. In some implementations, the confirmed peaks are detected based on a default threshold value, the candidate peaks are detected based on at least one adapted threshold value, and the at least one adapted threshold value is determined based on the object information.

Abstract: A tire includes a mounting direction indicator indicating a tire mounting direction with respect to a vehicle. Additionally, the tire includes a first circumferential groove and a second circumferential groove extending intermittently or continuously in a tire circumferential direction. Additionally, the second circumferential groove is located further on an inner side than the first circumferential groove in a vehicle width direction in a state in which the tire is mounted on a vehicle. In addition, a distance D1 from the tire equatorial plane to the groove center line of the first circumferential groove and a distance D2 from the second circumferential groove to the groove center line have the relationship D1<D.

Abstract: A tire includes a mounting direction indicator that indicates a tire mounting direction with respect to a vehicle. The tire includes a first circumferential groove and a second circumferential groove extending intermittently or continuously in a tire circumferential direction. Additionally, the second circumferential groove is located further on an inner side than the first circumferential groove in a vehicle width direction in a state in which the tire is mounted on a vehicle. Additionally, a groove volume V1 of the first circumferential groove and a groove volume V2 of the second circumferential groove have the relationship V1<V2.

Abstract: An image processing system includes one or more processors configured to, when a document as a scanning target travels and concurrently an image of the document being scanned in is formed on a medium, issue an instruction to start formation of the image on the medium after a transport distance traveled by the document or an elapsed time exceeds a threshold after scanning of the document starts, the threshold being set as a distance or a period for stabilizing transport of the document.

Abstract: A safety work device having a plurality of HEPA filters in an exhaust system suppresses leakage of contaminants. The work device includes: a work space; a front shutter covering part of a front opening surface of the work space; a work opening portion below the front shutter, through which a worker puts hands to perform work; a rear port provided at a lower portion of a back surface of the work space to suction air; and an exhaust flow path provided behind the back surface of the work space to exhaust the air in the work space. A first HEPA filter for exhaust is disposed in a vertical direction in the exhaust flow path and behind the rear port, and a second HEPA filter for exhaust is disposed in the vertical direction in the exhaust flow path and on a downstream side of the first HEPA filter.

Abstract: A contamination prevention irradiation device includes a generation unit and a mirror unit. The generation unit generates a laser beam. The mirror unit has a mirror surface for reflecting a laser beam. The laser beam reflected on the mirror surface is applied to a specimen disposed inside an objective lens. The laser beam is composed of a pulse train. Once a laser beam is applied to the specimen before observation of the specimen, deposition of contaminants on the specimen can be prevented for a predetermined subsequent period.

Abstract: A laminar flow at a high air speed can be maintained, and contamination caused by operation of a device or operation of the device by a person can be suppressed as much as possible. There is provided a safety cabinet that supplies clean air into a work room from above, the cabinet including: an opening portion in a front surface of the work room; a front shutter; partition plates provided on right and left side surfaces and a back surface on an upper side of the work room; and a partition on a front upper side of the work room.

Abstract: An image processing system includes one or more processors configured to: in an operation mode of causing a display device to display, for preview, image data acquired by scanning in a first document during transport by a transport mechanism, while the first document is previewed, save the image data being displayed for preview to a recording medium in response to detection of a document feeder of the transport mechanism being loaded with a second document.

Abstract: In a tire, each of first and second circumferential grooves include groove portions arranged discontinuously in a row in a circumferential direction. The groove portions are arranged in a staggered manner in the circumferential direction. A distance D1 from an equatorial plane to a center line of the first circumferential groove and a distance D2 from the equatorial plane to a center line of the second circumferential groove satisfy 0.90?D2/D1?1.10. A maximum groove width W1 of the groove portion of the first circumferential groove and a maximum groove width W2 of the groove portion of the second circumferential groove satisfy 0.90?W2/W1?1.10. A maximum circumferential length L1 of the groove portion of the first circumferential groove and a maximum circumferential length L2 of the groove portion of the second circumferential groove satisfy 0.90?L2/L1?1.10.

Abstract: A heat exchange core according to one embodiment includes: a header flow path that extends in a first direction; and a plurality of branching flow paths that are connected to the header flow path and extend in a second direction intersecting with the first direction. A first angle formed by the header flow path with respect to a virtual connection plane between the header flow path and the plurality of branching flow paths is less than a second angle formed by the branching flow paths with respect to the connection plane.

Abstract: A safety cabinet has an opening portion in the front surface of a work room and a front shutter and supplies clean air to the work room from above. A side slit is provided in the side surface of the work room, air from the provided side slit joins an air flow path suctioned from a front grille of a workbench forming the bottom surface of the work room, and the turbulence of an airstream can be prevented even when a device is installed in the work room.

Abstract: A safety cabinet that includes an opening portion in a front surface of a work space and a front shutter, and supplies purified air into the work space from above. The front shutter slides in an upward and downward direction to close a part or an entirety of the opening portion. The front shutter includes a small window shutter that slides in a lateral direction.

Abstract: Sample contamination is suppressed by strengthening the air barrier of a work opening portion. A safety cabinet includes: a work room; a front surface door covering a part of a front opening portion of the work room; and a work opening portion on a lower side of the front surface door allowing a worker to work with his or her hand in. An intake port suctions air in the work room and outside air through the work opening portion on a front surface side of a workbench in a lower portion of the work room. A straightening plate drawing an air flow and a linear light source are provided on the work room side of the front surface door and above a front portion of the work room.

Abstract: A pass box delivering an article with respect to a clean room includes a blower provided in an upper portion of the pass box, a first door on the clean room side, a first handle provided on the clean room side and opening and closing the first door, a first handle receiving portion rotating with the first handle in the pass box, a first handle receiving seat engaging with the first handle receiving portion in the pass box, and a storage stand provided in a lower portion of the pass box. The storage stand has a slit allowing air from the blower to be exhausted from an inner portion of the pass box.

Abstract: A laminar flow at a high air speed can be maintained, and contamination caused by operation of a device or operation of the device by a person can be suppressed as much as possible. There is provided a safety cabinet that supplies clean air into a work room from above, the cabinet including: an opening portion in a front surface of the work room; a front shutter; partition plates provided on right and left side surfaces and a back surface on an upper side of the work room; and a partition on a front upper side of the work room.

Abstract: A safety cabinet includes a work space where work is performed; a front panel disposed in a front surface of the work space; and an air cleaner that cleans air to be supplied to the work space. An imaging device is disposed on one side surface side of side surfaces of the work space, and a connection opening is disposed on the other side surface side facing one side surface.

Abstract: During both invasive and non-invasive treatments and therapies, inaccuracies in locating the areas of interest mean that not all the area is treated, or the treatment is incomplete. A magnetic field probe 100, 1010, 102, 103 is provided that improves determination of a disposition of an implantable magnetic marker 200, the probe comprising a first 110, 120 and second 110, 120 magnetic sensor, substantially disposed along a transverse axis intersecting the longitudinal axis of the probe 150. The first 110, 120 and second 110, 120 magnetic sensors are close to the distal end 160 of the probe, and are separated by a minor sensor separation. A third 120, 130 magnetic sensor is provided close to the proximal end 165, separated by a major sensor separation from the second magnetic sensor 110, 120 close to the distal end 160, the major sensor separation being larger than the minor sensor separation; and the ratio of the major sensor separation to the minor sensor separation is in the range 1.

Abstract: An electron microscope includes an irradiation optical system that focuses electron beams and scans a specimen with the focused electron beams; a deflector that deflects the electron beams transmitted through the specimen; a detector that detects the electron beams transmitted through the specimen; and a control unit that controls the irradiation optical system and the deflector The control unit causes the irradiation optical system to scan the specimen with the electron beams so that the electron beams have a plurality of irradiation positions on the specimen. The control unit causes the deflector to repeatedly deflect the electron beams transmitted through each of the irradiation positions, so that a plurality of electron beams which have the same irradiation position and different incident angle ranges with respect to the specimen are caused to sequentially enter the detector.