Kenji Hamada

Title: Kenji Hamada and Battery Management Innovation.

Introduction

Kenji Hamada is an inventor associated with Toyohashi, Japan, and Musashi Seimitsu Industry Co., Ltd. His work includes a patent for managing a series-connected storage battery assembly. The available information lists 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Hamada’s listed patent is “Storage Battery Management Device and Method for Managing Battery Device.” The invention describes a device that controls activation and monitoring for multiple storage batteries connected in series.

When an external activation signal indicates that the system should start, the device turns on a line switch and begins sending an activation-maintenance signal. When the signal indicates that the system should stop, the device monitors changes in each battery’s voltage at set intervals. Once those changes fall below a specified threshold, it records the batteries’ voltages as open-circuit voltages (OCVs) and stops the activation-maintenance signal.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Hamada’s work on battery-management controls, including system activation, continued operation, and voltage measurement. These functions are designed to support orderly monitoring of a battery assembly.

Collaborations

Hamada is associated with Musashi Seimitsu Industry Co., Ltd. The provided information does not specify particular collaborators or describe the company’s role in developing the patent.

Conclusion

Kenji Hamada’s listed invention focuses on managing activation and voltage monitoring in series-connected storage batteries, highlighting a practical contribution to battery-management technology.