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Tokyo, Japan

Keita Kawamori

USPTO Granted Patents = 26 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.8

ph-index = 8

Forward Citations = 250(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal26 out of 7,952 
 
Tdk Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2010-2025

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26 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 12282076 - Sensor (2025-04-21),
2. 12235334 - Sensor including at least one inclined surface (2025-02-25),
3. 12105163 - Magnetic sensor (2024-10-01),
4. 12000910 - Sensor including protruding surface (2024-06-04),
5. 11867779 - Sensor (2024-01-09),
6. 11573122 - Resistive element array circuit, resistive element array circuit unit, and infrared sensor (2023-02-07),
7. 9025422 - Plasmon generator having flare shaped section (2015-05-05),
8. 8964514 - Plasmon generator and thermally-assisted magnetic recording head having the same (2015-02-24),
9. 8873185 - Thermally-assisted magnetic recording head (2014-10-28),
10. 8767348 - Thermally-assisted magnetic recording head including first and second cladding sections having different characteristics (2014-07-01),
11. 8675457 - Near-field light generator including a plasmon generator and a waveguide (2014-03-18),
12. 8503270 - Thermally-assisted magnetic recording head including a plasmon generator and a magnetic pole (2013-08-06),
13. 8432773 - Thermally-assisted magnetic head having bank layer between magnetic pole and plasmon generator (2013-04-30),
14. 8369048 - CPP-type thin film magnetic head provided with side shields including a pair of antimagnetically exchanged-coupled side shield magnetic layers (2013-02-05),
15. 8325570 - Thermally-assisted magnetic recording head including a protruding member (2012-12-04),

Title: Keita Kawamori - Innovator in Magnetic Sensor Technology

Introduction

Keita Kawamori is an esteemed inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, known for his contributions to the field of magnetic sensor technology. With an impressive portfolio of 25 patents, he has been at the forefront of innovation in this advanced area of research and development.

Latest Patents

Kawamori's latest patents include innovative designs for magnetic sensors that enhance functionality and performance. One notable patent describes a magnetic sensor that features an insulating layer comprising both first and second layers, along with first and second inclined surfaces. This design integrates two magnetoresistive (MR) elements, each having a magnetization pinned layer and a free layer, strategically placed on the inclined surfaces to optimize magnetic sensing.

Another significant patent presents a magnetic sensor with a coil element and an insulating layer that includes inclined surfaces. The intricacies of its design ensure that the coil element's first side surface intersects with these inclined surfaces, creating a sophisticated arrangement that improves the sensor's efficiency.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career at TDK Corporation, Kawamori has significantly advanced the capabilities of magnetic sensors. His work has not only emphasized the importance of precision in design but has also paved the way for innovative applications in various technological fields.

Collaborations

Kawamori has worked alongside talented colleagues such as Daisuke Miyauchi and Susumu Aoki. Their collaboration has resulted in groundbreaking advancements in magnetic sensor technologies, contributing to the overall success and innovation culture at TDK Corporation.

Conclusion

As a prominent figure in the world of magnetic sensor technology, Keita Kawamori continues to drive innovation with his extensive patent portfolio. His latest works signify the advancement in sensor technologies, proving that creativity and technical prowess can lead to significant breakthroughs in the industry.

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