Satoshi Hoshino

Title: Satoshi Hoshino: Energy-Storage Materials Inventor

Introduction

Satoshi Hoshino is an inventor associated with Kyoto, Japan, and GS Yuasa International Ltd. His work includes a patent concerning positive active materials and components for energy-storage devices.

Latest Patents

Hoshino is identified with 1 patent: “Positive Active Material for Energy Storage Device, Positive Electrode for Energy Storage Device, Energy Storage Device, and Energy Storage Apparatus.” The invention describes a positive active material whose surface is at least partly coated with carbon. It specifies a ratio of peak widths in charged and discharged states, measured by powder X-ray diffraction using CuKα radiation, and identifies the material as a compound represented by LiFeMnPO, with the stated range 0≤x≤1. The patent also addresses positive electrodes, energy-storage devices, and energy-storage apparatuses incorporating the material.

Career Highlights

Hoshino’s listed patent connects his work at GS Yuasa International Ltd. with the development of materials and components for energy-storage technology. The invention focuses on the composition and measurable structural characteristics of a positive active material.

Collaborations

Daisuke Endo and Shinya Otani are identified as Hoshino’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Satoshi Hoshino’s documented patent work centers on a carbon-coated positive active material and related components for energy-storage devices, reflecting a focus on battery materials and technology.