Yoshitaka Sawa
University of Hyogo
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international symposium on micro-nanomechatronics and human science | 2009
Takaya Fujimoto; Yuta Okayama; Kenji Yamashita; Satoshi Nishida; Yoshitaka Sawa; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
LEDs are attracting attention as a light source for a new form of lighting, taking the place of the fluorescent lamp and the light bulb. They are not suitable for lighting use by themselves, as LEDs are a point light source. However, it is possible to convert them into plane emission form by combining them with light guide plate technology used for the liquid crystal displays. It is therefore possible to use them as lighting devices through the plane emission method. In this laboratory, a minute dot was formed at the bottom of a light guide plate, and light hitting the dot was emitted from the luminescence side of the light guide plate. The amount of light emitted from the luminescence side also increased, if the number of these dots was increased from previous research results. It was thought that a high luminance plate or a plate guiding more light could be created. A method of piling thin light guide plates was proposed as a method of increasing the number of dots, with the piled light guide plates being designed using an optical simulator.
international symposium on micro-nanomechatronics and human science | 2008
Yoshitaka Sawa; Kenji Yamashita; Takeshi Kitadani; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
The LIGA is a total process for fabricating the metal mold of microstructure using deep X-ray lithography, electroforming a micro metal mold, and precise molding. This advantage is that it could reliably fabricate high-accuracy microscopic parts at a high speed and lower cost by using a micro mold to transfer a high aspect ratio pattern. Nickel electroforming is used as a fabrication technology of micro metal mold including LIGA process. However, neither the strength nor peelability of electroformed nickel is enough. A higher hardness is required for extending mold service life and improving the releasability of injection-molded parts. There are several methods to improve strength of metal mold alloying, and using additive composition agent of electroplating bath, for example. We obtained the surface hardness of 601 Hv at room temperature and 580 Hv even at 250degC using the sodium-allylsulfonate-containing high-concentration nickel sulfamate bath. But, an organic additive added to nickel plating bath has a stress decreasing effect. In this research, with an aim of increasing the hardness and relieving the internal stress of nickel micro mold, we have fabricated a 4 mm thick mold in two stages. One is a thin hard nickel layer deposited over the electroformed mold surface using an organic-additive-containing nickel plating bath. Another one is conventional nickel electroforming bath for producing warp free surface, thereby completing a double layer nickel micro mold.
Microsystem Technologies-micro-and Nanosystems-information Storage and Processing Systems | 2010
Yoshitaka Sawa; Kenji Yamashita; Takeshi Kitadani; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
Microsystem Technologies-micro-and Nanosystems-information Storage and Processing Systems | 2008
Yoshitaka Sawa; Takanori Tanaka; Takeshi Kitadani; Hiroshi Ueno; Koichi Itoigawa; Kenji Yamashita; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
Microsystem Technologies-micro-and Nanosystems-information Storage and Processing Systems | 2010
Yuta Okayama; Kenji Yamashita; Yoshitaka Sawa; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. C | 2009
Yoshitaka Sawa; Kenji Yamashita; Takeshi Kitadani; Tadashi Hattori
Journal of Solid Mechanics and Materials Engineering | 2009
Yoshitaka Sawa; Kyo Tanabiki; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
The Proceedings of the Machine Design and Tribology Division meeting in JSME | 2008
Yoshitaka Sawa; Megumi Katori; Kenji Yamasita; Daiji Noda; Tadashi Hattori
The Proceedings of the Machine Design and Tribology Division meeting in JSME | 2008
Yoshitaka Sawa; Takeshi Kitadani; Teppei Kimura; Kenji Yamashita; Tadashi Hattori
Archive | 2008
Yoshitaka Sawa; Kenji Yamashita; Takeshi Kitadani; Daiji Noda