Takaharu Izuno

Title: Takaharu Izuno: Electronic Cooling and Device Design

Introduction

Takaharu Izuno is an inventor associated with Fujitsu Corporation in Kawasaki, Japan. His patent work includes electronic-device cooling and equipment design. He is credited with 7 patents.

Latest Patents

Izuno’s listed recent patents address heat dissipation and the mounting and airflow management of electronic units.

“Heat dissipation device and method of dissipating heat” describes a system with heat-receiving members placed on electronic components, heat pipes attached to those members, and a substrate-mounted heat sink. The heat pipes fit into corresponding openings in the heat sink, with the openings sized to provide clearance around the pipes.

“Electronic device and method for mounting unit” describes a rack and frame arrangement for upper- and lower-row units. A duct protruding from an opening in the rack’s back plate separates the rows and helps direct air from the lower-row unit. Its protrusion length can be adjusted to control the opening’s cross-sectional area.

Career Highlights

Izuno’s listed inventions focus on practical challenges in electronic systems, including heat transfer, airflow, and the arrangement of equipment within racks. These designs reflect an emphasis on managing thermal conditions and supporting effective device installation.

Collaborations

Mitsuaki Hayashi and Kenji Joko are identified as Izuno’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Takaharu Izuno’s patent portfolio highlights engineering approaches to cooling and airflow in electronic equipment, developed in connection with his work at Fujitsu Corporation.