Toshiya Ozeki

Title: Toshiya Ozeki: Temperature Sensor Innovations

Introduction

Toshiya Ozeki is an inventor based in Kariya, Japan, and works at Denso Corporation. His patent work focuses on temperature sensor designs and the connections between sensor elements and their leads.

Latest Patents

Ozeki’s listed patents describe approaches to improving the construction and electrical connections of temperature sensors.

The patent titled “Temperature Sensor” describes a sensor with a temperature detector, an element electrode wire, a lead wire, and an intermediate member. The electrode wire and intermediate member are joined at an element-side weld, while the intermediate member and lead wire overlap longitudinally at a lead-side weld. A filler fills the gap between the electrode wire and lead wire and helps secure the components together.

The patent titled “Temperature Sensor Having Intermediate Member Connecting Leads to Element Electrode Wires Extending from Temperature Detector” describes a temperature detector with a thermosensitive element, electrode wires, leads, and intermediate members. The electrode wires and intermediate members are aligned and bonded at abutting surfaces, while the intermediate members overlap and connect to the leads. These arrangements provide electrical connections between the detector and leads.

Career Highlights

Ozeki’s listed inventions address the design and assembly of temperature sensors, particularly the joints connecting electrode wires, intermediate members, and leads. His patent portfolio includes 2 patents.

Collaborations

Ozeki’s listed coworkers include Masaki Hironaka and Koichi Yoshida. His work is associated with Denso Corporation.

Conclusion

Toshiya Ozeki’s patents reflect a focus on temperature sensor construction and reliable connections among their components.