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Average Co-Inventor Count = 5.2

ph-index = 9

Forward Citations = 195(Granted Patents)

Location History:

Kokubunji, JP (1988 - 1995)
Akishima, JP (1993 - 2010)

Company Filing History:

Hitachi Device Engineering Co., Ltd.

patents

5 out of 3,781

Renesas Technology Corp.

patents

4. 5 out of 336

Hitachi Ulsi Systems Co., Ltd.

6. 9 out of 832,891

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Years Active: 1988-2010

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30 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7685455 - Semiconductor integrated circuit which generates internal clock signal for fetching input data synchronously with the internal clock signal without decrease of timing margin (2010-03-23),

2. 7296173 - Semiconductor integrated circuit (2007-11-13),

3. 7233045 - Semiconductor device and system (2007-06-19),

4. 6998878 - Semiconductor integrated circuit and semiconductor logic circuit used in the integrated circuit (2006-02-14),

5. 6954401 - Semiconductor memory device integrating source-coupled-logic (SCL) circuit into an address buffer and a decoder (2005-10-11),

6. 6842394 - Semiconductor device using SCL circuit (2005-01-11),

7. 6826109 - Semiconductor integrated circuit device with a RAM macro having two operation modes for receiving an input signal at different timings (2004-11-30),

8. 6807115 - Method of testing a semiconductor integrated device (2004-10-19),

9. 6806516 - Semiconductor device and system (2004-10-19),

10. 6677782 - Semiconductor integrated circuit and semiconductor logic circuit used in the integrated circuit (2004-01-13),

11. 6617610 - Semiconductor integrated circuit (2003-09-09),

12. 6476644 - Clocked logic gate circuit (2002-11-05),

13. 6438050 - Signal transmission circuit and semiconductor memory using the same (2002-08-20),

14. 6369617 - Semiconductor integrated circuit and semiconductor logic circuit used in the integrated circuit (2002-04-09),

15. 6356493 - Signal transmission circuit and semiconductor memory using the same (2002-03-12),

Title: Kazuo Kanetani: Innovator in Semiconductor Technology

Introduction

Kazuo Kanetani is a prominent figure in the field of semiconductor technology, based in Akishima, Japan. With an impressive portfolio of 30 patents, he has made significant contributions to the evolution of integrated circuits, particularly in enhancing the efficiency and reliability of data fetching processes.

Latest Patents

Among his latest innovations is a semiconductor integrated circuit designed to generate an internal clock signal that fetches input data synchronously without compromising timing margins. This innovative circuit addresses the challenges posed by clock signals with duty ratios differing from the standard 50%. The design incorporates a clock input terminal for receiving the clock signal and a data input terminal for incoming data, alongside internal clock generating circuits that ensure precise switching of the internal clock signal at intermediate timings. This breakthrough ensures that the data signal is latched synchronously, maintaining the integrity and speed of data processing.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Kazuo Kanetani has worked with esteemed organizations, including Hitachi, Ltd. His time at this company has served as a foundation for his substantial achievements in semiconductor technology, where he focused on the development and optimization of integrated circuits.

Collaborations

Kanetani collaborated with distinguished colleagues such as Hiroaki Nambu and Takeshi Kusunoki. These partnerships have facilitated the exchange of ideas and expertise, contributing to the advancement of innovative semiconductor solutions.

Conclusion

Kazuo Kanetani’s work exemplifies the essence of innovation in the semiconductor industry. His continuous contributions through patents and collaboration have played a crucial role in shaping modern integrated circuit technology, making him a revered inventor in his field. As technology advances, Kanetani’s inventions will likely continue to influence future developments in semiconductor applications.

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