Mutsuhiko Matsumoto

Title: Mutsuhiko Matsumoto and Cooling Innovations for Electronic Equipment.

Introduction

Mutsuhiko Matsumoto is an inventor associated with Aichi, Japan. His patent work includes cooling technologies for rack-type servers and other rack-mounted electronic equipment. He is credited with 5 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Matsumoto’s latest patents, “Cooling Device for Cooling Rack-Type Server, and Data Center Provided with Same,” describes a system that transfers heat from electronic devices inside a server rack. An interior cooling unit circulates working fluid between a heat-receiving unit and a heat-dissipation unit. An exterior cooling unit then uses a circulated cooling medium to transfer heat from the working fluid to external air.

Another patent, “Cooling Device for Rack-Type Electronic Equipment and Data Centre,” addresses equipment whose circuit devices produce different amounts of heat. It describes heat pipes connected to an evaporator at the back of the enclosure and a condenser on its upper surface, helping cool the devices within the rack.

Career Highlights

Matsumoto’s listed professional affiliations include Panasonic Corporation and Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd. His patent work focuses on thermal management for electronic equipment and data-center infrastructure.

Collaborations

Matsumoto’s listed coworkers include Hiroshi Shibata and Naoyuki Funada. Their shared professional context connects them to work involving electronic equipment and cooling technologies.

Conclusion

Mutsuhiko Matsumoto’s patents address practical cooling challenges in rack-mounted electronics, with designs intended to manage heat in server and data-center environments.