Manabu Yano

Title: Manabu Yano: Inventor of a Resilient Work-Machine Power System.

Introduction

Manabu Yano is an inventor associated with Nagareyama, Japan, and Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. His listed patent concerns a work-machine electrical system designed to support reliable precharging of a capacitor.

Latest Patents

Yano is credited with 1 patent: “Work machine.” The invention describes a controller-powered first electrical circuit and a second circuit that supplies power to the machine’s electric drive source. A capacitor in the second circuit can be precharged using either of two devices: one draws power from the first power supply, and the other draws power from the second. The controller uses one precharge device when it determines that the other cannot perform the precharge.

Career Highlights

Yano’s listed work is connected to Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. The patent addresses an important operational consideration for electrically powered work machines: providing an alternative way to precharge the capacitor if one method is unavailable.

Collaborations

Yasunori Ota and Yusuke Imai are identified as Yano’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative projects.

Conclusion

Manabu Yano’s listed invention focuses on flexible capacitor precharging for work machines, reflecting an engineering approach intended to support dependable operation.