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24 out of 21,351

Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

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2 out of 15,844

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

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Years Active: 1982-1996

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26 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 5528565 - Magneto-optic recording system (1996-06-18),

2. 5481517 - Track jump control means for a disk apparatus (1996-01-02),

3. 5481508 - Magneto-optic recording medium method of manufacturing the same and (1996-01-02),

4. 5475666 - Optically modulated overwritable recording device (1995-12-12),

5. 5438557 - Optical disk storage which provides pull-in of focus servo and pull-in (1995-08-01),

6. 5369628 - Magneto-optic recording medium, magneto-optic recording system and (1994-11-29),

7. 5321675 - Pit spacing in the servo field of an optical disk for speed and (1994-06-14),

8. 5309415 - Information recording method for overwriting a magneto-optic recording (1994-05-03),

9. 5272684 - Information recording method and information recording apparatus for (1993-12-21),

10. 5251194 - Techniques for controlling beam position and focus in optical disk drives (1993-10-05),

11. 5218591 - Optical disk apparatus for shaping pits recorded on an optical disk (1993-06-08),

12. 5197048 - Magneto-optic recording medium, magneto-optic recording system and (1993-03-23),

13. 5185746 - Optical recording system with error correction and data recording (1993-02-09),

14. 5172364 - Magneto-optic recording apparatus with controlled magnetic field (1992-12-15),

15. 5153879 - Optical recording system (1992-10-06),

Title: The Innovative Work of Osamu Ito: A Leader in Magneto-Optic Technology

Introduction: Osamu Ito, based in Amagasaki, Japan, is a distinguished inventor with a remarkable portfolio of 26 patents. His innovative work focuses primarily on magneto-optic recording systems, which have the potential to revolutionize data storage technology.

Latest Patents: Among his latest patents, Ito has developed a magneto-optic recording system that utilizes a unique unit recording medium. This medium consists of a substrate with two distinct magnetic layers, each possessing different Curie temperatures. The system enhances the recording speed and capacity by employing two unit recording media that are superposed and formed integrally. Additionally, this system introduces a light-emitting device and a magnetic field generator, allowing for a compact and efficient magneto-optic recording system that operates with a low level of power consumption.

Career Highlights: Osamu Ito has had an illustrious career, contributing significantly to the field of magneto-optic technology while working for prestigious companies such as Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. His innovative spirit and technical expertise have made him a prominent figure in the industry.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Ito has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Kyosuke Yoshimoto and Kunimaro Tanaka. Together, they have pushed the boundaries of magneto-optic technology and contributed to the advancements in recording systems.

Conclusion: Osamu Ito's contributions to the field of magneto-optic technology have paved the way for advancements in data storage solutions. His inventive concepts and collaborative efforts continue to inspire innovation within the industry, solidifying his legacy as a leading inventor.

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