Takuya Honda

Title: Takuya Honda: Semiconductor Manufacturing Innovation.

Introduction

Takuya Honda is an inventor based in Kawasaki, Japan. His patent work focuses on methods and systems for manufacturing varied, small-quantity semiconductor products within mass-production lines. The supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Honda’s listed patent, “Method for Manufacturing Multi-Kind and Small Quantity Semiconductor Products in a Mass-Production Line and System Thereof,” describes ways to coordinate semiconductor fabrication using chip identification information formed on a wafer.

One approach edits the identification information so chips requiring the same processing steps, including chips on the same wafer, can be identified successively. Fabrication steps can then be performed according to the information read from the wafer.

Another described approach shares chip identification information between at least two fabrication steps that are not adjacent in the processing sequence. This coordination is intended to support the manufacture of different semiconductor products in small quantities on a mass-production line.

Career Highlights

Honda is associated with Fujitsu Corporation. His listed patent work addresses production-line coordination and the use of wafer-level chip identification to manage semiconductor fabrication.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Osamu Takagi and Tsuneo Iizuka as Honda’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patent.

Conclusion

Takuya Honda’s documented invention centers on using chip identification information to coordinate semiconductor processing, supporting flexible production of varied products in a mass-production environment.