This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Rohm Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2012.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2012
Title: Tomoyuki Miki: Inventor of a Multiphase DC/DC Converter
Introduction
Tomoyuki Miki is an inventor associated with Kyoto, Japan, and Rohm Co., Ltd. His patent work includes a power-conversion design that adjusts the timing relationship between converter phases according to the load state.
Latest Patents
Miki is credited with 1 patent: “Multiphase DC/DC Converter with Output Phases Deviated from or Aligned with Each Other and Driven with Fixed On Time.” The invention describes multiple DC/DC converters whose outputs are connected in common to supply a load. A load-state detection portion reports the load’s condition, and a control circuit uses that information, along with converter outputs, to drive the converters with their output phases either offset from one another or aligned. This phase control provides a way to adapt converter operation to the detected load state.
Career Highlights
Miki’s listed patent reflects work on multiphase power conversion and control. The design focuses on coordinating converter phases while supplying a shared load, with phase alignment selected in response to load conditions.
Collaborations
Miki’s listed coworkers include Koji Nishikawa and Keisuke Kadowaki. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their individual contributions to the patent.
Conclusion
Tomoyuki Miki’s patent describes a load-responsive multiphase DC/DC converter that can align or offset its output phases, highlighting his contribution to power-conversion technology.
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