Toru Kambara

Title: Toru Kambara and His Optical and Ultrasonic Inventions.

Introduction

Toru Kambara is an inventor associated with Yokohama, Japan, and Asahi Glass Company, Limited. His recorded portfolio includes 2 patents involving optical reading systems and ultrasonic delay-line construction.

Latest Patents

Kambara’s listed patents include “Optical Fiber Array Plate,” which describes an optical reading system using an array of parallel optical fibers sandwiched between outer glass layers. Light passes through the layers and fiber array to illuminate an original, while reflected light travels through the fibers to a photoelectric converter.

His other listed patent, “Ultrasonic Delay Line,” describes a casing divided into sections for a delay medium and planar metal terminals. Projections secure the terminals, while a partition separates the terminal section from the delay-medium section. A lead wire connects a transducer to a terminal.

Career Highlights

Kambara’s patent work at Asahi Glass Company, Limited, spans optical image-reading components and the construction of ultrasonic delay lines. These inventions address distinct technical challenges in optical sensing and signal delay.

Collaborations

Kambara’s listed coworkers include Akihiro Koga and Michihiko Uemura.

Conclusion

Toru Kambara’s recorded inventions reflect contributions to optical reading and ultrasonic delay-line technology during his association with Asahi Glass Company, Limited.