Junya Yuguchi

Title: Junya Yuguchi and His Semiconductor Module Patent

Introduction

Junya Yuguchi is an inventor associated with Saitama, Japan, and Shindengen Electric Manufacturing. His work includes a patent for a semiconductor module designed with a symmetrical arrangement of chips, wiring patterns, and power terminals.

Latest Patents

Yuguchi is listed with 1 patent. His patent, “Semiconductor module,” describes first and third chips positioned symmetrically around a center line, as are the second and fourth chips. The first and third wiring patterns and the second and fourth wiring patterns are also arranged symmetrically. Two intermediate points and two second power terminals likewise occupy corresponding positions on opposite sides of the center line.

The intermediate points are adjacent to each other on one side of the module, while all power terminals are located on the other side. A first power terminal sits above, without contacting, a fifth wiring pattern and connects the first and third wiring patterns. This layout defines the module’s arrangement of components and electrical connections.

Career Highlights

Yuguchi’s documented patent activity highlights his contribution to semiconductor module design. The patent’s symmetrical component layout and specified terminal connections are its central features.

Collaborations

Yuguchi is associated with Shindengen Electric Manufacturing. The available information identifies the company but does not specify particular collaborators or joint research projects.

Conclusion

Junya Yuguchi’s recorded invention is a semiconductor module patent that details a symmetrical arrangement of chips, wiring patterns, and power terminals.