| Affiliation: | SS Noise Laboratory |
| Part-time lecturer at School of Engineering, Tokyo Denki University | |
| Director & CTO (High Frequency Technology) of SMARX Corporation | |
| Academic degree: | Doctor Engineering (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology) |
| Specialty: | High-speed signal transmission technology (signal integrity), EMC technology, and analog circuit technology |
| Education: | Graduated from Electronics and Communications Engineering Department, School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University (1973) |
| Completed the second stage of the doctoral program in the Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology | |
| Professional experience: | After graduation from the university, he was engaged in R&D of computer systems for process control and communication servers, and R&D of fundamental technologies, including high-speed signal transmission and EMC at Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. |
| Earned a degree in the Doctor’s Degree Program in 2000. | |
| In terms of education and career, he worked as a professor at Advanced Course of Salesian Polytechnic to give instructions on research concerning electromagnetic engineering compatibility and to teach courses such as electronic engineering, communication engineering, and computer architecture, and he has been working as a part-time lecturer at Tokyo Denki University to teach high-frequency circuit technology. | |
| Started activities as an engineering consultant in 2016. | |
| Major publications: | “Introduction to the Technologies to Solve Noise Problems for Electronic Equipment and Devices” |
| “High Speed Signal Propagation: Advanced Black Magic” by Howard Johnson co-translation, from Maruzen etc. | |
| Main achievements: | Papers, patents, awards, lectures, publications, committee memberships PDF |
Introduction to the
Technologies to solve
Noise Problems for Electronic
Equipment and Devices
(2020)
Technologies to solve
Noise Problems for Electronic
Equipment and Devices
(2020)
Wireless-communicatio
ns engineering (2014)
ns engineering (2014)
EMC about Digital Circuits
(2002)
(2002)