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1. 7906846 - Semiconductor device for implementing signal transmission and/or power supply by means of the induction of a coil (2011-03-15),

2. 7852101 - Semiconductor device testing apparatus and power supply unit for semiconductor device testing apparatus (2010-12-14),

3. 7548082 - Inspection probe (2009-06-16),

4. 7218131 - Inspection probe, method for preparing the same, and method for inspecting elements (2007-05-15),

5. 6906546 - Semiconductor device inspection apparatus and inspection method (2005-06-14),

6. 6667627 - Probe for inspecting semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same (2003-12-23),

7. 6486688 - Semiconductor device testing apparatus having a contact sheet and probe for testing high frequency characteristics (2002-11-26),

8. 6433410 - Semiconductor device tester and method of testing semiconductor device (2002-08-13),

9. 6426878 - Bare chip carrier utilizing a pressing member (2002-07-30),

10. 6396290 - Test carrier and method of mounting semiconductor device thereon (2002-05-28),

11. 6078229 - Surface acoustic wave device mounted with a resin film and method of (2000-06-20),

12. 6078123 - Structure and method for mounting a saw device (2000-06-20),

13. 6013953 - Semiconductor device with improved connection reliability (2000-01-11),

14. 5784264 - MCM (Multi Chip Module) carrier with external connection teminals BGA (1998-07-21),

15. 5668058 - Method of producing a flip chip (1997-09-16),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Michinobu Tanioka

Introduction

Michinobu Tanioka is a distinguished inventor based in Tokyo, Japan, known for his significant contributions to the field of semiconductor technology. With an impressive portfolio of 15 patents, Tanioka has made remarkable strides in innovations that enhance signal transmission and power supply systems.

Latest Patents

Tanioka's latest patents include a groundbreaking semiconductor device designed for implementing signal transmission and power supply through the induction of a coil. This invention features a plurality of LSI chips stacked on an interposer, with signal coils formed on the circuit formation surfaces of silicon substrate chips. The design connects the signal coils to circuits in the LSI chips, facilitated by through-holes at the center of the coils. Additionally, his patent for a semiconductor device testing apparatus presents a sophisticated system that incorporates a testing LSI, power supply unit, and intermediate substrate, showcasing his commitment to advancing semiconductor technology.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Michinobu Tanioka has played key roles in major companies, including NEC Corporation and Renesas Technology Corporation. His work has consistently focused on pushing the boundaries of semiconductor innovation, confirming his status as a leading figure in the industry.

Collaborations

Tanioka has collaborated with notable professionals such as Takahiro Kimura and Toru Taura. These partnerships have further enriched the development of cutting-edge technologies in semiconductor devices and systems.

Conclusion

Michinobu Tanioka's dedication to innovation in semiconductor technology reflects in his numerous patents and collaborations in the industry. His latest inventions promise to shape the future of signal transmission and power supply, demonstrating the impact of his work on both technology and engineering.

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