Naoto Sano

Title: Naoto Sano: Inventor in Radio Communications and Power-Supply Design.

Introduction

Naoto Sano is an inventor associated with Otsu, Japan. His patent portfolio includes 7 patents and covers technologies in radio communication and switching power supplies.

Latest Patents

Sano’s listed recent inventions include “Radio communication device, oscillation circuit, and sensitivity suppression reduction method.” The invention describes a radio communication device that uses a phase-locked loop (PLL) controlled oscillation circuit and a modulation path. The path modulates a reference signal using a comparison-frequency signal as the modulation wave.

Another listed invention, “Switching power-supply module,” concerns circuit boards stacked with spacing between them. Conductor land patterns on the boards are aligned and connected by terminals, including terminals that provide interboard connections and external connections. This arrangement supports connections between power-conversion circuit sections on the respective boards.

Career Highlights

Sano has been associated with Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and JVC Kenwood Corporation. His listed patent work reflects contributions to electronic communications and power-supply module design.

Collaborations

Sano’s listed coworkers include Shingo Kunii and Yasuyuki Morishima, reflecting professional connections in the context of his inventive work.

Conclusion

Naoto Sano’s seven-patent portfolio spans radio communication and switching power-supply technologies, alongside professional associations with Murata Manufacturing and JVC Kenwood.