This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Victor Company of Japan, Limited. Active years: 1988-1989.
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Location History:
- Yachiyo, JP (1988)
- Ibaraki, JP (1989)
Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1988-1989
Title: Fumitaka Miyamoto: Video Signal Processing Inventor
Introduction
Fumitaka Miyamoto is an inventor associated with Yachiyo, Japan, and Victor Company of Japan, Limited. His work includes inventions for processing and identifying video signals. He is credited with 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Miyamoto’s listed patents address video signal processing and signal detection.
- **Video Signal Processing Apparatus.** This invention mixes a superimposing video signal, which represents a shape, with a background video signal at a variable rate. The mixing rate changes while the superimposing signal corresponds to an edge of the shape. The superimposing signal and mixing-rate information may be stored in memory.
- **Video Signal Discriminating Apparatus.** This apparatus measures the width and period of a vertical or horizontal synchronizing pulse in a composite video signal. It determines whether a video signal is present by checking whether both measurements fall within specified ranges.
Career Highlights
Miyamoto’s patent work reflects a focus on practical video technologies, including controlled image compositing and reliable detection of synchronizing signals. He is associated with Victor Company of Japan, Limited.
Collaborations
Miyamoto’s listed coworkers include Daisaku Kato and Kenji Kaneko.
Conclusion
Fumitaka Miyamoto’s two patents highlight contributions to video signal processing, from shaping the blend between foreground and background images to determining whether a valid video signal is present.
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