Masashi Asakawa

Title: Masashi Asakawa: Memory Circuits and Information Search

Introduction

Masashi Asakawa is an inventor associated with Fujitsu Corporation in Kawasaki, Japan. His work includes inventions related to memory-data readout and information-search methods. He is credited with 4 patents.

Latest Patents

Two of Asakawa’s latest patent titles are “Data Readout Circuit of Memory Cells, Memory Circuit and Method of Reading Out Data from Memory Cells” and “Method of and Computer Program for Searching Information.”

The first invention describes a circuit that reads data from multiplexed memory cells and identifies valid data when the readout contains differing values. It determines which data was not inverted in the specified inversion direction and outputs that data as the memory cells’ stored information.

The second invention concerns an information-search database that stores causes, related questions, and correlation levels between them. A search-control unit selects questions based on those correlation levels, uses the searcher’s answers to identify highly correlated causes, and presents the selected causes as search results.

Career Highlights

Asakawa’s listed work at Fujitsu Corporation reflects contributions to memory circuitry and computer-based information retrieval. These inventions address both the reliable interpretation of stored data and the structured search of knowledge databases.

Collaborations

Asakawa’s listed coworkers include Yasuo Kousaki and Noriyuki Matsui.

Conclusion

Masashi Asakawa’s patent work spans memory-data readout and information-search technologies, highlighting his contributions as an inventor associated with Fujitsu Corporation.