Abstract:
Toothed belt comprises teeth and bottoms which are alternately formed at one surface of the toothed rubber layer of the toothed belt. A fabric is provided at the outer surface of the teeth and the bottoms. A back rubber layer is integrally provided at the other surface of the toothed rubber layer. A plurality of cords are interposed at the interface between the toothed rubber layer and the back rubber layer. A large number of modified microfibers are intermixed throughout the toothed rubber layer. The modified microfibers consist of a copolymer of polyolefin and nylon fiber. The modified microfibers are oriented in the length direction of the toothed belt as a whole.
Abstract:
A toothed belt includes a toothed rubber layer having teeth formed on a surface thereof and containing a plurality of short fibers entirely distributed therein. The surface of the toothed rubber layer, on which the teeth are formed, is covered with a cover fabric. A back rubber layer is integrally applied to the other surface of the toothed rubber layer. A plurality of cord elements is disposed across a width of the belt and is intervened between the toothed rubber layer and the back layer in such a manner that a portion of each cord element is embedded in the toothed rubber layer, and the remaining portion thereof is embedded in the back rubber layer. The short fibers are entirely distributed in the toothed rubber layer and are regularly oriented.
Abstract:
A toothed belt includes a front rubber layer having teeth formed in the front rubber layer. A plurality of short fibers are entirely distributed in the front rubber layer. A first side of the front rubber layer is covered with a cover fabric. A back rubber layer contacts a second side of the front rubber layer. A plurality of cord elements extend along a length of the belt and are interposed between the front rubber layer and the back rubber layer in such a manner that a portion of each cord element is embedded in the front rubber layer, and the remaining portion of each cord element is embedded in the back rubber layer. Additionally, that portion of the plurality of short fibers that is positioned in a peripheral area of the front rubber layer adjacent to the upper surface of the front rubber layer is substantially parallel to an upper surface of each tooth of the front rubber layer, and another portion of the short fibers that is positioned in a central area of each tooth of the front rubber layer is substantially perpendicular to the lower surface of the front rubber layer.
Abstract:
A stock rubber is provided with chopped aramid fibers and chopped polyester fibers blended in the rubber component, which is EPDM. The chopped polyester fibers are longer than the chopped aramid fibers. A transmission V-belt is obtained and molded from the stock rubber. When molding, the chopped aramid fibers and the chopped polyester fibers are oriented in a width direction of a belt body of the V-belt.
Abstract:
A stock rubber is provided with chopped aramid fibers and chopped polyester fibers blended in the rubber component, which is EPDM. The chopped polyester fibers are longer than the chopped aramid fibers. A transmission V-belt is obtained and molded from the stock rubber. When molding, the chopped aramid fibers and the chopped polyester fibers are oriented in a width direction of a belt body of the V-belt.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel and a drive method therefor, which can enhance a representation capability when displaying a dark image. The plasma display panel includes fluorophor layers containing magnesium oxide. The drive method includes a reset step to initialize all the pixel cells into states of one of a light-up mode and a light-off mode, and an address step in which the pixel cells are caused to perform address discharges selectively in accordance with pixel data, which are successively executed in each of a head subfield and a second subfield within a one-field display period. In reset step, a voltage that sets row electrodes on one side, in the row electrode pairs as an anode and sets the column electrodes set as a cathode is applied between the row electrodes on the one side and the column electrodes.
Abstract:
A display panel includes a plurality of unit light emission areas (light emission elements) arranged in a matrix. Each unit light emission area is defined by a first discharge cell and a second discharge cell. The second discharge cell has a light-absorbing layer. When the display panel is driven to express an image having a plurality of gradation levels, address discharge is selectively caused in the second discharge cells in accordance with an input image signal. Light leaks to the first discharge cell from the second discharge cell upon the address discharge. This light is used to express the gradation of low luminance. Since luminance difference between gradation levels of a low luminance image is reduced, it is possible to display a high quality, low luminance image.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel capable of improving dark contrast. A unit light emission region is comprised of a display discharge cell in which a discharge is produced between portions of row electrodes X, Y of each row electrode pair (X, Y) opposing each other, and a reset and address discharge cell arranged in parallel with the display discharge cell, in which a discharge is produced between portions of the row electrode Y and a row electrode X of another adjacent row electrode pair (X, Y). The display discharge cell and reset and address discharge cell are communicated with each other. A light absorbing layer is formed in a portion of the reset and address discharge cell opposing the display surface. According to another aspect, the unit light emission region in the display panel comprises a first discharge cell and a second discharge cell comprising a light absorbing layer. A sustain discharge for emitting light for displaying an image is produced in the first discharge cell, while a variety of control discharges causing light emission not associated with a displayed image are produced in the second discharge cell. According to a further aspect, unit light emission regions are formed at intersections of each of a plurality of first row electrodes and second row electrodes alternately formed on the front substrate such that the first row electrode and the second electrode in each pair are arranged in a reverse order to the preceding pair, and each of a plurality of column electrodes.
Abstract:
The object is to provide a method for driving a plasma display panel, the method being capable of providing improved display quality. A display cell of the plasma display panel is reset to a light-emitting cell state (or a non-light-emitting cell state) only in the head subfield during the display period of one field. Then, in each subfield, executed is a data write process for applying successively a scanning pulse, for generating a selective erase discharge, to each of the row electrodes in order to change selectively each of the display cells from the light-emitting cell state (non-light-emitting cell state) to the non-light-emitting cell state (light-emitting cell state) in accordance with an input video signal. Also executed in each subfield is a light emission sustain process for applying a train of sustain pulses to each of the row electrodes in conjunction with the scanning pulse, the train of sustain pulses generating a sustain discharge to allow only a display cell in the light-emitting cell state to emit light for the number of times corresponding to a weight of each of the subfields.
Abstract:
An object of the present invention is to provide a plasma display device that enables high-luminosity display while keeping consumption of power low. After causing reset discharge to form a wall charge in the dielectric layer of all discharge cells of a plasma display panel, pixel data are written by causing selective erasure discharge to erase, in accordance to pixel data corresponding to an input video signal, the wall charge formed in each discharge cell, and sustaining pulses, with a voltage value of at least 200 volts, are applied alternately to each row electrode of each row electrode pair of the plasma display panel to repeatedly cause sustained discharge to occur only in discharge cells having residual wall charge.