Tsuyoshi Kusakabe

Title: Tsuyoshi Kusakabe and Solid Electrolytic Capacitor Innovation.

Introduction

Tsuyoshi Kusakabe is an inventor associated with Fukuoka, Japan, and Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd. His patent work includes a solid electrolytic capacitor designed with structural features in its lead frames and insulating film.

Latest Patents

Kusakabe is credited with 1 patent, titled “Solid Electrolytic Capacitor.” The invention includes a capacitor element, an anode lead frame, a cathode lead frame, and an exterior body. Portions of both lead frames are buried in the exterior body, and multiple recesses are formed on the surface of at least one buried portion. The design also includes an insulating film covering at least part of the anode part and at least one recess on the anode lead frame’s buried portion.

Career Highlights

Kusakabe’s documented patent contribution focuses on capacitor construction, particularly the arrangement of recessed lead-frame surfaces and insulating material within the exterior body. This work is associated with Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Collaborations

Masanori Kashihara and Rie Shimooka are identified as Kusakabe’s coworkers. Their names provide context for his professional network, though the available information does not specify their roles in this patent.

Conclusion

Tsuyoshi Kusakabe’s recorded invention addresses the structure of a solid electrolytic capacitor through recessed lead-frame surfaces and insulating-film placement, reflecting his patent work in Fukuoka, Japan.