Shinsuke Koga

Title: Shinsuke Koga and Torque Sensor Voltage Regulation

Introduction

Shinsuke Koga is an inventor associated with Tochigi, Japan, and Showa Corporation. His patent work includes a method for regulating the neutral-point voltage of a torque sensor.

Latest Patents

Koga’s listed patent, “Neutral Point Voltage Regulator of Torque Sensor,” addresses temperature-related changes in a torque sensor’s neutral-point output. The sensor uses a pair of coils whose inductances change in opposite directions in response to torque, and it derives a torque-detecting voltage from the difference between their respective voltages.

The invention stores an ideal temperature characteristic for the torque-detecting voltage under neutral conditions. It detects the sensor’s temperature and calculates a neutral-point regulating voltage using the stored characteristic, the measured neutral-condition voltage after assembly, and the temperature at the time of measurement. The system then adjusts the torque-detecting voltage based on that calculated regulating voltage. Koga is listed with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Koga’s listed invention focuses on improving the temperature-based regulation of torque sensor output. The available information associates him with Showa Corporation and identifies Tochigi, Japan, as his location.

Collaborations

Takayuki Ueno is identified as Koga’s coworker. The provided information does not specify whether Ueno collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Shinsuke Koga’s listed patent presents a temperature-aware approach to regulating a torque sensor’s neutral-point voltage, reflecting his documented inventive work associated with Showa Corporation.