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Masato Nishioka
Also filed as: NISHIOKA MASATO
13 granted patents·241 citations·filing 1976–2019
92Inventor score
Files withSANYO ELECTRIC CO5KOMATSU MFG CO LTD2PROCTER & GAMBLE2ABE TOMORO1ADVICS NORTH AMERICA INC1
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13 records- 0187US8717738B2Multilayer ceramic electronic componentNISHIOKA MASATO·Filed 2011·Granted May 6, 2014·14 cites·3 claims
- 0280US5543241AFuel cellSANYO ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1994·Granted Aug 6, 1996·50 cites·26 claims
- 0378US5922087AStable liquid suspensions and method for analyzing sameCLARIANT FINANCE BVI LTD·Filed 1996·Granted Jul 13, 1999·29 cites·65 claims
- 0470US9177724B2Multilayer ceramic electronic component and a method for manufacturing the sameABE TOMORO·Filed 2011·Granted Nov 3, 2015·4 cites·2 claims
- 0570US4686157AFuel cell power systemSANYO ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1986·Granted Aug 11, 1987·30 cites·4 claims
- 0670US4085886AReclosable twin-Z-fold dispensing valve construction for a liquid containing film pouchPROCTER & GAMBLE·Filed 1977·Granted Apr 25, 1978·30 cites·8 claims
- 0768US5654112ASolid polyelectrolyte battery and its method of manufactureSANYO ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1995·Granted Aug 5, 1997·24 cites·18 claims
- 0866US4036386AVenting closure assemblyPROCTER & GAMBLE·Filed 1976·Granted Jul 19, 1977·32 cites·3 claims
- 0965US9200710B2Floating sealKOMATSU MFG CO LTD·Filed 2012·Granted Dec 1, 2015·1 cites·2 claims
- 1063US4680240AMethod for starting fuel cell power systemsSANYO ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1986·Granted Jul 14, 1987·24 cites·1 claims
- 1158US11073187B2Brake pad and under-layer material compositionADVICS NORTH AMERICA INC·Filed 2019·Granted Jul 27, 2021·0 cites·18 claims
- 1252US9194500B2Floating sealKOMATSU MFG CO LTD·Filed 2012·Granted Nov 24, 2015·0 cites·2 claims
- 1330US5605548AManufacturing method for a polymer solid electrolyte cell which uses composite positive electrodeSANYO ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1995·Granted Feb 25, 1997·3 cites·15 claims
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