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Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

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Mitsubishi Electric Engineering Company, Limited

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Years Active: 1990-2002

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1. 6359660 - Semiconductor integrated circuit for converting macro-block data into raster data which is adaptable to various formats (2002-03-19),

2. 6157739 - Displaying format converter for digitally encoded video signal data (2000-12-05),

3. 5886914 - Filter circuit with reduced number of delay elements and adders (1999-03-23),

4. 5828618 - Line memory (1998-10-27),

5. 5818380 - Analog-digital converter capable of reducing a conversation error of an (1998-10-06),

6. 5652728 - Dynamic memory (1997-07-29),

7. 5612926 - Sequential access memory (1997-03-18),

8. 5535170 - Sequential access memory that can have circuit area reduced (1996-07-09),

9. 5517152 - Current source circuit and operating method thereof (1996-05-14),

10. 5349354 - A/D converter and converting method having coarse comparison and fine (1994-09-20),

11. 5327135 - Series-parallel A-D converter (1994-07-05),

12. 5315301 - Binary data generating circuit and A/D converter having immunity to noise (1994-05-24),

13. 5302869 - Voltage comparator and subranging A/D converter including such voltage (1994-04-12),

14. 5225837 - A/D converter (1993-07-06),

15. 5160930 - Reference voltage generating circuit, and A/D and D/A converters using (1992-11-03),

Title: Shiro Hosotani: A Pioneer in Semiconductor Innovations

Introduction: Shiro Hosotani, residing in Hyogo, Japan, is an accomplished inventor who holds a remarkable total of 23 patents. His contributions primarily focus on semiconductor integrated circuits and the processing of video signal data. Hosotani's innovative solutions have greatly influenced the field, making him a notable figure in technology development.

Latest Patents: Hosotani's latest patents include groundbreaking inventions such as a "Semiconductor integrated circuit for converting macro-block data into raster data which is adaptable to various formats." This invention realizes a block-to-raster converting circuit adaptable to all formats using a single circuit. The circuitry maps macro-block data into a frame memory based on a specified format, which optimizes data handling based on horizontal conditions.

Another significant patent is the "Displaying format converter for digitally encoded video signal data." This decoder is designed to convert packet data into raster data, comprising a first processing means, a second processing means, and a storage means. The invention eliminates picture compression from the video signal and effectively processes the intermediate data to output raster data at specified frame frequencies.

Career Highlights: Shiro Hosotani has had an impressive career, with significant contributions made through his work with prominent companies such as Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha and Mitsubishi Electric Engineering Company, Limited. His dedication to the field of semiconductor technologies has been a driving force behind his success and the advancements he has brought forth.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Hosotani has collaborated with other talented individuals, including Takahiro Miki and Masao Ito. These partnerships have fostered an environment of creativity and innovation, allowing them to tackle complex problems and develop cutting-edge technologies together.

Conclusion: Shiro Hosotani's legacy as an inventor is marked by his numerous patents and significant contributions to the field of semiconductor technology. His inventive spirit and collaborations have paved the way for advancements that continue to influence the industry. As technology evolves, Hosotani's work remains relevant, showcasing the vital role of innovation in shaping our future.

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