Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.31
ph-index = 9
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (12 from 27,375 patents)
2. Panasonic Corporation (6 from 16,453 patents)
3. Nuvoton Technology Corporation Japan (4 from 166 patents)
4. Daiso Co., Ltd. (3 from 118 patents)
5. Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd. (1 from 13,247 patents)
26 patents:
1. 12429567 - Distance-measuring imaging device
2. 12078722 - Distance measurement device and reliability determination method
3. 12019158 - Distance-measuring imaging device and solid-state imaging element
4. 11448757 - Distance measuring device
5. 10739135 - Distance measuring apparatus
6. 8307149 - Nonvolatile memory device including a logical-to-physical logig-to-physical address conversion table, a temporary block and a temporary table
7. 8006030 - Memory controller for identifying the last valid page/segment in a physical block of a flash memory
8. 7947924 - Cooking device
9. 7774508 - Electronic apparatus, control method thereof, host device, and control method thereof
10. 7610427 - Functional module card for transferring digital broadcasting signal using a clock generated based on a synchronous signal extracted from a received data signal
11. 7549594 - Electronic device having plurality of functional units and controller for controlling registers according to status of functional units
12. 7436898 - Integrated circuit (IC) card, data transmission apparatus, data transmission method and computer program of data transmission method
13. 7421527 - Transmission apparatus and transmission method
14. 7403139 - Electronic apparatus and control method thereof using sample rate converter
15. 7058741 - System for suspending processing by a first electronic device on a data line to allow a second electronic device to use the data line, with subsequent resumption of the processing of the first electronic device