TAKAUCHI; HIDEKI

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for TAKAUCHI; HIDEKI.The latest application filed is for "electronic device, power source circuit, and integrated circuit".

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TAKAUCHI; HIDEKI - Kawasaki JP
Takauchi, Hideki - Kawasaki-shi JP

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Electronic Device, Power Source Circuit, And Integrated Circuit App 20200209905 - TAKAUCHI; HIDEKI ; et al.	2020-07-02
Optical receiver Grant 10,700,789 - Shiraishi , et al.	2020-06-30
Optical Receiver App 20190312652 - Shiraishi; Takashi ; et al.	2019-10-10
Electronic Device, Power Source Circuit, And Integrated Circuit App 20170277215 - TAKAUCHI; HIDEKI ; et al.	2017-09-28
Mounting structure for semiconductor element Grant 7,948,091 - Ohse , et al. May 24, 2	2011-05-24
Mounting structure for semiconductor element App 20080150163 - Ohse; Yuko ; et al.	2008-06-26
Differential amplifier circuit capable of accurately amplifying even high-speeded signal of small amplitude Grant 7,233,172 - Kanamori , et al. June 19, 2	2007-06-19
Latch-type level converter and receiver circuit accurately amplifying low-amplitude signals and receiving common-mode input signals higher than a supply voltage Grant 7,167,027 - Matsuo , et al. January 23, 2	2007-01-23
Multiplexer circuit for converting parallel data into serial data at high speed and synchronized with a clock signal Grant 7,154,918 - Takauchi , et al. December 26, 2	2006-12-26
Output circuit capable of transmitting signal with optimal amplitude and optimal common-mode voltage at receiver circuit Grant 6,870,423 - Takauchi , et al. March 22, 2	2005-03-22
Timing signal generator for correctly transmitting a signal at high speed without waveform distortion Grant 6,707,727 - Tamura , et al. March 16, 2	2004-03-16
Latch-type level converter and receiver circuit accurately amplifying low-amplitude signals and receiving common-mode input signals higher than a supply voltage App 20030201800 - Matsuo, Shinichiro ; et al.	2003-10-30
Output circuit capable of transmitting signal with optimal amplitude and optimal common-mode voltage at receiver circuit App 20030201799 - Takauchi, Hideki ; et al.	2003-10-30
Multiplexer circuit for converting parallel data into serial data at high speed and synchronized with a clock signal App 20030076821 - Takauchi, Hideki ; et al.	2003-04-24
Differential amplifier circuit capable of accurately amplifying even high-speeded signal of small amplitude App 20020171453 - Kanamori, Yoshie ; et al.	2002-11-21
Method of and apparatus for correctly transmitting signals at high speed without waveform distortion App 20020125933 - Tamura, Hirotaka ; et al.	2002-09-12
Termination resistor circuit for achieving highly versatile interface circuit and signal transmission system having the termination resistor circuit App 20020113638 - Takauchi, Hideki ; et al.	2002-08-22
Method of and apparatus for correctly transmitting signals at high speed without waveform distortion Grant 6,166,971 - Tamura , et al. December 26, 2	2000-12-26

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