Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2013
Title: Hidetaka Arai - Innovator in Signal Exchange Technologies
Introduction
Hidetaka Arai is an inventor based in Minamiawaji-shi, Japan. He has made significant contributions to the field of signal exchange technologies. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his innovative ideas are reflected in his patent applications.
Latest Patent Applications
Hidetaka Arai's notable patent application includes the "METHOD OF SIGNAL EXCHANGE, METHOD OF BIT-SEQUENCE TRANSMISSION, AND BATTERY PACK." This application describes a method for transmitting a first bit-sequence from a control section to an authentication chip using a specific encoding scheme. The encoding scheme transmits each one and zero by a pulse width of 200 μsec and 100 μsec, respectively. The first bit-sequence is converted to a second bit-sequence for transmission according to NRZ encoding. The converted second bit-sequence is stored in a register, aligning the MSB of the second bit-sequence with the MSB of the register. The timing for setting the pulse width for transmission is performed repeatedly, and at the start of each timed interval, the signal transmission level output to the authentication chip is set according to the value of the bit stored in the MSB of the register. After setting the signal transmission level, the register is shifted left by one bit.
Conclusion
Hidetaka Arai's work in signal exchange technologies showcases his innovative approach to solving complex problems in communication systems. His patent applications reflect a commitment to advancing technology in this field.