Company Filing History:

12 out of 5,729

Olympus Optical Company, Ltd.

The University of Tokyo

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 1989-2019

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

14 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 10290823 - Photodetector (2019-05-14),

2. 8424111 - Near-field optical microscope, near-field optical probe, and sample observation method (2013-04-16),

3. 5475518 - Apparatus for optically transmitting data (1995-12-12),

4. 5224382 - Transmission type scanning acoustic microscope (1993-07-06),

5. 5121634 - Ultrasonic microscope (1992-06-16),

6. 5042304 - Ultrasonic microscope (1991-08-27),

7. 5016975 - Electronic endoscope provided with a sample-hold circuit (1991-05-21),

8. 4989454 - Scanning apparatus for a scanning microscope (1991-02-05),

9. 4986125 - Ultrasonic microscope (1991-01-22),

10. 4977779 - Ultrasonic microscope having a focusing mechanism (1990-12-18),

11. 4977544 - Ultrasonic microscope (1990-12-11),

12. 4966038 - Ultrasonic microscope (1990-10-30),

13. 4938067 - Low temperature ultrasonic microscope (1990-07-03),

14. D303267 - Ultrasonic microscope (1989-09-05),

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