Abstract: A steam valve control device of this embodiment controls a steam valve. The steam valve has: an upper cover in whose through hole a bush is installed; and a valve rod which is installed so as to penetrate through the through hole of the upper cover via the bush. The valve rod has a contact surface which is formed so as to come into mechanical contact with the bush when the steam valve is opened to a maximum opening degree. The steam valve control device has a control part. When a governor free operation is performed, the control part controls the steam valve by setting a limited opening degree limited to be smaller than the maximum opening degree as an upper limit. When a load limiter operation is performed, the control part controls the steam valve by setting the maximum opening degree as the upper limit.

Abstract: A steam valve control device of this embodiment controls a steam valve. The steam valve has: an upper cover in whose through hole a bush is installed; and a valve rod which is installed so as to penetrate through the through hole of the upper cover via the bush. The valve rod has a contact surface which is formed so as to come into mechanical contact with the bush when the steam valve is opened to a maximum opening degree. The steam valve control device has a control part. When a governor free operation is performed, the control part controls the steam valve by setting a limited opening degree limited to be smaller than the maximum opening degree as an upper limit.

Abstract: Provided is an optical module including: an optical assembly incorporating a light emitting or receiving device for converting one of an electrical signal and an optical signal into another of the electrical signal and the optical signal; a circuit board electrically connected to the optical assembly; an optical fiber optically connected to the optical assembly; a tray for winding the optical fiber therein and pulling out the optical fiber therefrom; and a case receiving the optical assembly, the circuit board, the optical fiber, and the tray. In the optical module, the tray is fixed with respect to the case so as to be reciprocatingly movable only within a restricted range, and the tray is moved from a position to another position within the restricted range so as to be moved away from an electrical connection section between the optical assembly and the circuit board.

Abstract: Provided are an optical communication module which are capable of reducing a risk that an optical fiber may be detached from the optical fiber support fixture. The optical fiber support fixture includes a cylindrical body portion in which a through hole allowing an optical fiber to pass therethrough is formed. The cylindrical body portion has a circumferential surface portion in which a gap that the optical fiber crosses at a time of allowing the optical fiber to pass through the through hole is formed. The cylindrical body portion has an arbitrary point and another point on a center axis of the cylindrical body portion, the arbitrary point and the another point having different positional correspondence relationships with the gap on planes perpendicular to the center axis passing through the arbitrary point and the another point.

Abstract: Provided is an optical module including: an optical assembly incorporating a light emitting or receiving device for converting one of an electrical signal and an optical signal into another of the electrical signal and the optical signal; a circuit board electrically connected to the optical assembly; an optical fiber optically connected to the optical assembly; a tray for winding the optical fiber therein and pulling out the optical fiber therefrom; and a case receiving the optical assembly, the circuit board, the optical fiber, and the tray. In the optical module, the tray is fixed with respect to the case so as to be reciprocatingly movable only within a restricted range, and the tray is moved from a position to another position within the restricted range so as to be moved away from an electrical connection section between the optical assembly and the circuit board.

Abstract: A phase interpolator circuitry is composed of a delay line, and a phase blender circuit. The delay line delays a first input clock signal to develop a delayed clock signal. The phase blender circuit includes a first inverter receiving the delayed clock signal, and a second inverter receiving a second input clock signal phased away from the first input clock signal. The outputs of the first and second inverters are commonly coupled together. The phase interpolator circuitry additionally includes at least one of constant current sources: first one connected between a power terminal of the first inverter and a power supply, second one connected between a ground terminal of the first inverter and ground, third one connected between a power terminal of the second inverter and a power supply, and fourth one connected between a ground terminal of the second inverter and ground.

Abstract: A CAD system defines a higher-integrated area in a whole internal cell area, arranges a flexible macro block within the higher-integrated area, change the site definition of the area for the flexible macro block from a first definition for receiving higher-integrated logic gates to a second definition for receiving higher-speed logic gates, separately arranges and interconnects logic gates in respective areas, changes the arrangement and interconnections in the respective areas based on evaluation of electric characteristics in the respective area, to obtain embedded LSI having a higher-integrated circuit section and a higher-speed circuit section.