Abstract: The wiring board includes: a base material; a copper pattern which is formed in one surface of the base material, and made of a first metal; and a first nickel land and a second nickel land which are formed over the copper pattern in contact with the copper pattern, and made of a second metal having a higher ionization tendency than that of the first metal, wherein a groove reaching the base material is formed in the copper pattern around a region overlapping the first nickel land at least when seen in a plan view.

Abstract: A static eliminator that can adjust the balance in the quantities of positive and negative ions reaching a charged object. A static eliminator (1) includes: a first electrode (5) which is disposed inside a housing (2) having at least one open end (2a) and is connected to a positive terminal of a power supply (3); a second electrode (4) which is disposed inside the housing (2) by being spaced a prescribed distance away from the first electrode (5) and is connected to a negative terminal of the power supply (3); and an air provider (6) for producing a stream of air by which the positive ions emitted from the first electrode (5) and the negative ions emitted from the second electrode (4) are delivered to a charged object. At least one of the first and second electrodes (4) and (5) is disposed in such a manner one electrode is linearly movable relative to the other electrode in at least one of forward and backward directions along a direction in which the stream of air flows.

Abstract: In an embodiment of the present invention, an ionizer and an electrostatic charge eliminating system are provided in which optional functions can be operated without increasing a current consumption when a timing of operating the optional functions is shifted in a case where a plurality of ionizers having optional functions such as a cleaning function are simultaneously used or an ionizer having a plurality of optional functions is used. According to an embodiment of the present invention, an ionizer includes: control portion 7; cleaning portion 10 operated when a command is given from control portion 7; first timer 5 for measuring a waiting time from a time at which a power source is turned on to a time at which cleaning portion 10 executes an operation at a first time; and second timer 6 for measuring a cycle time so that cleaning portion 10 can repeatedly execute the operation at a second time or later by a predetermined cycle time.

Abstract: To improve the effect and the safety of Kaatsu training. A training system includes a tight fitting device which is intended to be placed around a compressed range of an arm or a leg and which has a pneumatic bag, and a training device adapted to control the compression pressure that is applied to a compressed range by the tight fitting device by means of supplying air to the pneumatic bag of the tight fitting device or removing the air from the pneumatic bag. The training device supplies the air to the pneumatic bag and removes the air from the pneumatic bag in such a manner that the compression pressure that is applied by the tight fitting device to the compressed range oscillates between an upper peak and a lower peak within a range lower than an appropriate pressure.

Abstract: To provide a pressure muscle strength increasing apparatus that allows accurate adjustment of the degree of blood flow restriction when a pressure muscle strength increasing method is carried out. The pressure muscle strength increasing apparatus is comprised of a tight fitting device 100, a pressure setting segment 200, quantification segments 300, and a control segment 400. The tight fitting device 100 is wrapped around a predetermined range on a limb. The tight fitting device 100 has an air-tight gas bag. The compression force applied to the limb can be varied by supplying the air to and removing the air from the gas bag. The pressure setting segment 200 controls the supply and removal of the air into and from the gas bag. The quantification segment 300 is intended to be rest on the limb which the tight fitting device 100 is wrapped around on the distal side thereof to quantify a quantification target that varies depending on the increase and decrease of the compression force.

Abstract: To ensure easy and secure placement of a belt for KAATSU muscle training on a target compressed site near the proximal portion of a limb. A belt 100B has a longer first band-shaped member 110 and a shorter second band-shaped member 120 both of which have a band shape and are connected to a ring-shaped joint member 130 at their respective ends. In order to place the belt 100B on the target compressed site, the limb (right leg in this case) on which the belt 100B is expected to be placed is inserted into a loop of the first band-shaped member 110 formed by passing the end of the first band-shaped member 110 through an opening in the joint member 130, and the belt is moved up to the target compressed site. Then, the first band-shaped member 110 and the second band-shaped member 120 are pulled with both hands in the opposite directions. The belt 100B is placed on the target compressed site with the belt 100B being tensioned appropriately.

Abstract: To provide a therapeutic system which is based on the KAATSU training and which is suitable for treating metabolic syndrome. A therapeutic system is comprised of a tight fitting device 100, a body segment 200, a measuring segment 300, and a control segment 400. The tight fitting device 100 is wrapped around a predetermined range on the limb. The tight fitting device 100 has an air-tight gas bag and can change a compression pressure to be applied to the limb by means of introducing and removing air into and from the gas bag. The body segment 200 controls the flow of the air into and from the gas bag. The measuring segment 300 is attached to the limb around which the tight fitting device 100 is wrapped and measures the amplitude of pulse wave.

Abstract: A diagnosis system composed of a fluoroscopic apparatus for obtaining a fluoroscopic image of an internal body be radiating x-rays to the body, and an endocopic apparatus for obtaining an optical image of the internal body part to be observed by inserting an insertion section of the endoscope into the body. In an operating section of the endoscope, a fluoroscope operating section for operating the fluoroscopic apparatus is disposed. Operation signals from the fluoroscope operating section are sent from a communication I/F of an endoscopic processor to the fluoroscopic apparatus. The fluoroscoptic apparatus receives the operation signals with a fluoroscopic processor and controls a fluoroscopic table.

Abstract: The wiring board includes: a base material; a copper pattern which is formed in one surface of the base material, and made of a first metal; and a first nickel land and a second nickel land which are formed over the copper pattern in contact with the copper pattern, and made of a second metal having a higher ionization tendency than that of the first metal, wherein a groove reaching the base material is formed in the copper pattern around a region overlapping the first nickel land at least when seen in a plan view.

Abstract: To provide a training apparatus for effective and safe performance of KAATSU training. A training apparatus is made up of a tight fitting band 100, a main device 200, a measuring segment 300, and a control segment 400. The tight fitting band 100 is wrapped around a predetermined region of a limb. The tight fitting band 100 has an air-tight inflatable bag. The compression force applied to the limb can be varied by supplying the air to and removing the air from the inflatable bag. The main device 200 controls the supply and removal of the air into and from the inflatable bag. The measuring segment 300 is attached to the limb around which the tight fitting band 100 is wrapped to measure the magnitude of a pulse wave.

Abstract: A method of connecting circuit boards capable of easily accomplishing the connection maintaining reliability. A method of connection comprising the steps of obtaining a laminated body of a first circuit board, an adhesive sheet and a second circuit board, and accomplishing electric conduction between the first circuit and the second circuit by applying heat and pressure to the laminated body of the first circuit board, the adhesive sheet and the second circuit board, wherein an end of the circuit formed on at least either the first circuit board or the second circuit board is terminated at a position separated away from an end of the substrate, and the adhesive of the adhesive sheet is partly arranged between the end of the substrate of the circuit board and the end of the circuit so as to be adhered to the opposing circuit board.

Abstract: A hybrid system using a wind-power generator and a battery energy storage system includes a unit to set a system constant output value, a unit to control power generated from the wind-power generator, a unit to gradually change an output target value between an output constant operation and a regulation control operation, and a control unit to secure a charged ampere-hour of a battery in the output constant operation.

Abstract: Disclosed are crystals of the compound represented by Formula (1), which has A?-production-reducing effects and is a prodrug of compounds effective in treating neural degenerative diseases of which A? is the cause, for example, diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, Down syndrome, etc., and salts thereof or crystals of salts thereof. These are particularly useful as stock for pharmaceutical products.

Abstract: A training system includes a tight fitting device 100 having an inflatable tube which is intended to be wrapped around a compression target range of an arm or a leg, a pressure regulating segment 200 that controls an applied pressure applied by the tight fitting device 100 to the compression target range by means of supplying air into the inflatable tube of the tight fitting device 100 or removing the air from the inflatable tube, a measuring segment 300, and a control segment 400. The measuring segment 300 measures a measurement target value which is one of a heart beat rate, a pulse wave value, and an oxygen saturation value, of a user who is receiving KAATSU training. When the measurement target value measured by the measuring segment 300 indicates that the KAATSU training should not be continued, then the control segment 400 notifies it to the pressure regulating segment 200 and terminates the KAATSU training.

Abstract: An ultrasonograph is provided with a frequency component adjuster that adjusts spatial frequency components of original image data RAW0 of an ultrasonotomographic image. The frequency component adjuster is constituted of an unsharp image data generator, a subtraction circuit, a weighting circuit, an integration circuit, a multiplication circuit and an addition circuit. The unsharp image data generator circuit generates unsharp image data RAWi (i=1 to 5) by reducing the spatial frequency components of the original image data RAW0 in five steps. The subtraction circuit generates differential image data ?RAWj (j=1 to 4) by subtracting the unsharp image data RAW1 from RAWi-1. The weighting circuit weights the differential image data ?RAWj by multiplying them by respective coefficients kj (?1<kj<1). The integration circuit integrates the differential image data ?RAWj to generate adjusted image data RAW_En.

Abstract: A method for connecting circuit boards, comprising: (i) preparing a first circuit board having connection parts assigned to end parts of a plurality of conductor wirings, and a second circuit board having connection parts assigned to corresponding end parts of a plurality of conductor wirings; (ii) disposing the connection parts of the first circuit board to face the connection parts of the second circuit board with a thermosetting adhesive film between the connection parts of the circuit boards; and (iii) applying heat and pressure to the connection parts and to the thermosetting adhesive film sufficiently high to thoroughly push away the adhesive film so as to establish electrical contact between connection parts of the circuit boards facing each other and to allow for curing of the adhesive; wherein the conductor wirings constituting the connection parts of at least one of the first and second circuit boards contain non-linear wirings.

Abstract: To provide a nonconductive adhesive film, for electrically connecting a flexible printed circuit board to a circuit board, which is superior in both storage stability and curability and which suppresses the formation of air bubbles at the time of press bonding. A nonconductive adhesive film substantially comprising a heat-curable epoxy resin, a latent curing agent, and organic elastic fine particles of an average particle size of approximately 1 ?m or less, a film being formed by aggregation of the organic elastic fine particles, is provided.

Abstract: Crystals of 5-[2-amino-4-(2-furyl)pyrimidin-5-yl]-1-methylpyridin-2(1H)-one having a diffraction peak at a diffraction angle (2?±0.2°) of 9.7° and/or 21.9° in a powder X-ray diffraction are suitable for an active ingredient of a preventing and therapeutic agent for diseases such as constipation. Crystals of 5-[2-amino-4-(2-furyl)pyrimidin-5-yl]-1-methylpyridin-2(1H)-one hydrate and amorphous 5-[2-amino-4-(2-furyl)pyrimidin-5-yl]-1-methylpyridin-2(1H)-one hydrate are also suitable for an active ingredient of a preventing and therapeutic agent for diseases such as constipation.

Abstract: The present invention provides a salt of 5-[2-amino-4-(2-furyl)pyrimidin-5-yl]-1-methylpyridin-2(1H)-one and a crystal thereof.

Abstract: A manufacturing method of a clad material composed of a bronze alloy and a steel is provided, including: scattering a bronze alloy powder on a steel back metal; sintering the bronze alloy powder to obtain a bilayer material having a porous bronze alloy layer on the steel; dry-rolling and a sintering the bilayer material so that the bronze alloy layer has a porosity of 3% or less; and wet-rolling the bilayer material with supplying a rolling oil to surfaces of rolling rolls. The clad manufactured according to this method can be heat-treated without an disadvantage in a conventional wet-rolling that entering rolling oil vaporizes in the bronze alloy layer during the heat treatment to form new voids. Therefore, it becomes possible to make a bronze alloy layer high in density in small times of rolling, thus enabling an increase in production efficiency.