Toshihiro Inoue

Title: Toshihiro Inoue and Flexible Multi-Layered Printed Circuit Cable.

Introduction

Toshihiro Inoue is an inventor associated with Sagamihara, Japan, and International Business Machines Corporation. His patent work includes a design for a flexible printed circuit cable intended to improve electromagnetic shielding and impedance characteristics.

Latest Patents

Inoue is credited with 1 patent, titled “Flexible Multi-Layered Printed Circuit Cable.” The invention describes a thin, flexible cable made through a relatively simple manufacturing process. It consists of an insulating substrate, a wiring layer, a coating layer, and non-woven metal-fiber layers laminated on both the coated wiring and the opposite side of the substrate. The conductive fabric layers are designed to shield electromagnetic waves generated during high-speed data transmission. Their broad surface area and flexibility also support close surface-to-surface contact.

Career Highlights

Inoue’s listed patent reflects work on printed circuit cable construction, with a focus on combining flexibility, manufacturability, electromagnetic interference shielding, and impedance performance. He is associated with International Business Machines Corporation.

Collaborations

Satoshi Takikita and Shuhichi Endoh are identified as Inoue’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated directly on the invention.

Conclusion

Toshihiro Inoue’s patent describes a flexible, multilayer cable that uses conductive metal-fiber fabric to address electromagnetic interference and impedance concerns in high-speed data transmission.