Kazuki Miyazaki

Title: Kazuki Miyazaki: Inventor of an Image Sensor Unit

Introduction

Kazuki Miyazaki is an inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, associated with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. His patent work includes an image sensor unit designed to manage visible and ultraviolet light in an imaging system.

Latest Patents

Miyazaki is listed as an inventor on one patent, titled “Image Sensor Unit.” The invention describes a visible-light-cut filter positioned between a first light source and a first light guide, which blocks light that includes visible wavelengths longer than ultraviolet wavelengths. A lens body gathers light from a reading target illuminated by first and second light guides, and a line sensor receives the condensed light. An ultraviolet-light-cut filter between the lens body and the line sensor blocks ultraviolet light. This arrangement separates light filtering functions within the sensor unit.

Career Highlights

Miyazaki’s recorded patent activity connects him with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and focuses on image-sensing technology. His listed contribution addresses optical filtering and light collection in a sensor system.

Collaborations

Kazuya Makabe and Hideki Matsui are identified as Miyazaki’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Kazuki Miyazaki’s listed invention combines visible-light and ultraviolet filtering with light collection and sensing, reflecting a focused contribution to image sensor technology.