Yamazaki; Shigemi

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Yamazaki; Shigemi.The latest application filed is for "sub-sampled color channel readout wiring for vertical detector pixel sensors".

Company Profile

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Yamazaki; Shigemi - Kawasaki JP
Yamazaki; Shigemi - Kawasaki-shi JP
Yamazaki; Shigemi - Nagoya JP

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Sub-sampled color channel readout wiring for vertical detector pixel sensors Grant 11,050,982 - Ramaswami , et al. June 29, 2	2021-06-29
Sub-sampled Color Channel Readout Wiring For Vertical Detector Pixel Sensors App 20200228761 - Ramaswami; Shrinath ; et al.	2020-07-16
Sub-sampled color channel readout wiring for vertical detector pixel sensors Grant 10,616,535 - Ramaswami , et al.	2020-04-07
Sub-sampled Color Channel Readout Wiring For Vertical Detector Pixel Sensors App 20200106995 - Ramaswami; Shrinath ; et al.	2020-04-02
System and method for executing job between different operating systems Grant 5,812,843 - Yamazaki , et al. September 22, 1	1998-09-22

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