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Seiko Epson Corporation

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Years Active: 2008-2023

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1. 11584320 - Physical quantity detection circuit, physical quantity sensor, electronic apparatus, vehicle, and method for malfunction diagnosis on physical quantity sensor (2023-02-21),

2. 11422154 - Physical quantity detection circuit, physical quantity sensor, and failure diagnosis method of physical quantity sensor (2022-08-23),

3. 11333526 - Physical quantity detection circuit, physical quantity sensor, electronic device, vehicle, and failure diagnosis method of physical quantity sensor (2022-05-17),

4. 10746549 - Physical quantity detection apparatus, electronic device, and mobile body that count a number of times a vibrator begins to oscillate (2020-08-18),

5. 10677610 - Circuit device, physical quantity detection device, electronic apparatus, and vehicle (2020-06-09),

6. 10520316 - Circuit for physical quantity detection device, physical quantity detection device, electronic apparatus, and moving object (2019-12-31),

7. 10318370 - Circuit device, physical quantity detection device, oscillator, electronic apparatus, vehicle, and method of detecting failure of master clock signal (2019-06-11),

8. 10289498 - Memory device system (2019-05-14),

9. 9791276 - Circuit for physical quantity detection device, physical quantity detection device, electronic apparatus, and moving object (2017-10-17),

10. 8296642 - Signal judgement circuit, integrated circuit device and electronic equipment (2012-10-23),

11. 7714607 - Resistor circuit, interface circuit including resistor circuit, and electronic instrument (2010-05-11),

12. 7432732 - Integrated circuit device including interface circuit and electronic apparatus (2008-10-07),

Title: Kiminori Nakajima: Innovator in Physical Quantity Detection Technology

Introduction

Kiminori Nakajima is a prominent inventor based in Fujimi, Japan. He has made significant contributions to the field of physical quantity detection, holding a total of 12 patents. His work focuses on developing advanced technologies that enhance the accuracy and reliability of physical quantity sensors.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents are innovations such as a physical quantity detection circuit, a physical quantity sensor, an electronic apparatus, a vehicle, and a method for malfunction diagnosis on physical quantity sensors. One notable patent describes a physical quantity detection circuit that includes a detection signal generation circuit, which generates a detection signal based on an output signal from a physical quantity detection element. This circuit also features an analog/digital converter that converts the detection signal into a digital format, along with a malfunction diagnosis circuit that identifies issues within the system.

Another patent outlines a physical quantity detection circuit that incorporates a reference voltage generation circuit. This circuit monitors the reference voltage and performs failure diagnosis at specific timings, ensuring the reliability of the analog/digital conversion process. These innovations reflect Nakajima's commitment to improving sensor technology and enhancing diagnostic capabilities.

Career Highlights

Kiminori Nakajima has worked with notable companies such as Seiko Epson Corporation and Denso Corporation. His experience in these organizations has allowed him to develop and refine his expertise in physical quantity detection technologies. His contributions have been instrumental in advancing the capabilities of the products developed by these companies.

Collaborations

One of Nakajima's key collaborators is Takashi Aoyama. Their partnership has led to the development of innovative solutions in the field of physical quantity detection.

Conclusion

Kiminori Nakajima is a distinguished inventor whose work in physical quantity detection technology has resulted in numerous patents and advancements in the field. His contributions continue to influence the development of reliable sensor technologies, showcasing his dedication to innovation and excellence.

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