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Renesas Technology Corp.

Hitachi Microcomputer Engineering, Ltd.

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Years Active: 1992-2008

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1. 7361530 - Method of fabricating a semiconductor integrated circuit that includes patterning a semiconductor substrate with a first photomask that uses metal for blocking light and patterning the same substrate with a second photomask that uses organic resin for blocking light (2008-04-22),

2. 7205222 - Method of fabricating a semiconductor integrated circuit that includes patterning a semiconductor substrate with a first photomask that uses metal for blocking light and patterning the same substrate with a second photomask that uses organic resin for blocking light (2007-04-17),

3. 6958292 - Method of manufacturing integrated circuit (2005-10-25),

4. 6936406 - Method of manufacturing integrated circuit (2005-08-30),

5. 6902868 - Method of manufacturing integrated circuit (2005-06-07),

6. 6849540 - METHOD OF FABRICATING SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DEVICE AND METHOD OF PRODUCING A MULTI-CHIP MODULE THAT INCLUDES PATTERNING WITH A PHOTOMASK THAT USES METAL FOR BLOCKING EXPOSURE LIGHT AND A PHOTOMASK THAT USES ORGANIC RESIN FOR BLOCKING EXPOSURE LIGHT (2005-02-01),

7. 6846598 - Manufacturing method of photomask and photomask (2005-01-25),

8. 6794207 - Method of manufacturing integrated circuit (2004-09-21),

9. 6665858 - Manufacturing method of semiconductor device (2003-12-16),

10. 6656644 - Manufacturing method of photomask and photomask (2003-12-02),

11. 6622292 - Design method for logic circuit, design support system for logic circuit and readable media (2003-09-16),

12. 6596656 - Manufacturing use of photomasks with an opaque pattern comprising an organic layer photoabsorptive to exposure light with wavelengths exceeding 200 NM (2003-07-22),

13. 5159664 - Graphic display apparatus (1992-10-27),

Title: Innovations of Ko Miyazaki: A Pioneering Inventor in Semiconductor Fabrication

Introduction: Ko Miyazaki, hailing from Kokubunji, Japan, has established himself as a significant figure in the field of semiconductor technology. With a total of 13 patents to his name, Miyazaki's contributions have been instrumental in advancing the efficiency and productivity of semiconductor integrated circuits. His innovative approaches reflect a deep understanding of materials and processes critical to the semiconductor manufacturing industry.

Latest Patents: Among his latest achievements, Miyazaki has developed a method for fabricating semiconductor integrated circuits that involves the use of a first photomask made of metal to block light, alongside a second photomask utilizing organic resin. This dual-photmask approach significantly enhances the productivity of semiconductor integrated circuit devices. The method strategically considers the frequency of photomask usage, integrating an opaque pattern of metal with a resist film for optimized exposure treatments. This innovation not only boosts efficiency but also streamlines the fabrication process.

Career Highlights: Throughout his career, Ko Miyazaki has been associated with prominent companies, including Renesas Technology Corporation and Hitachi, Ltd. His work in these organizations has allowed him to refine his skills and apply his inventive ideas to real-world applications, resulting in numerous patents that showcase his prowess in the field.

Collaborations: Collaboration has been a key aspect of Miyazaki's success. He has worked alongside esteemed colleagues such as Norio Hasegawa and Toshihiko Tanaka. These partnerships have enriched his research and development efforts, fostering a collaborative environment that promotes innovation.

Conclusion: Ko Miyazaki's journey as an inventor exemplifies the spirit of innovation in the semiconductor industry. His methods for improving semiconductor fabrication not only address present challenges but also pave the way for future advancements. With a solid foundation of patents and collaborative efforts, Miyazaki continues to influence the landscape of semiconductor technology.

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