Kosei Kinuta

Title: Kosei Kinuta and His Solid Capacitor Invention.

Introduction

Kosei Kinuta is an inventor associated with Uji, Japan. His work includes a patent for a solid non-polar capacitor designed to provide strong electrical performance, including high capacitance.

Latest Patents

Kinuta’s listed patent, “Solid capacitor,” describes a capacitor with an electrode made from a conductor with a porous surface. An insulating polymer thin film forms the dielectric layer on that surface, while an electrically conductive layer serves as the counter electrode. The patent also describes a preferred counter electrode made with both a chemically oxidized, conductive polymer film and an electrolytically polymerized conductive polymer layer. Kinuta is associated with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Kinuta’s listed professional affiliations include Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. and The Japan Carlit Co., Ltd. His patented capacitor design focuses on combining a porous electrode surface with polymer-based dielectric and counter-electrode layers.

Collaborations

Kinuta’s listed coworkers include Isao Isa and Isamu Ishikawa.

Conclusion

Kosei Kinuta’s patent documents a solid capacitor design that uses porous electrode construction and conductive polymer layers to pursue high capacitance and other strong electrical characteristics.