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Satoru Murase
Also filed as: MURASE SATORU
12 granted patents·162 citations·filing 1983–1995
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12 records- 0176US4776899AMethod of fabricating multifilament superconductorsTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1987·Granted Oct 11, 1988·38 cites·11 claims
- 0270US5935911ASuperconducting wire and method of manufacturing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1995·Granted Aug 10, 1999·22 cites·26 claims
- 0369US4990411ACompound superconducting wire and method of manufacturing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1989·Granted Feb 5, 1991·24 cites·26 claims
- 0460US4746373AMethod of manufacturing compound superconductorsTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1986·Granted May 24, 1988·19 cites·51 claims
- 0556US4595898ACompound-superconducting coilTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1984·Granted Jun 17, 1986·10 cites·7 claims
- 0653US4586012ASoldered superconductive coils for a pulse magnetTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1984·Granted Apr 29, 1986·14 cites·3 claims
- 0748US6170147B1Superconducting wire and method of manufacturing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1995·Granted Jan 9, 2001·11 cites·30 claims
- 0846US5100481ACompound superconducting wire and method of manufacturing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1990·Granted Mar 31, 1992·10 cites·25 claims
- 0939US5317007AHigh-Tc oxide superconductor and method for producing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1992·Granted May 31, 1994·4 cites·6 claims
- 1039US5145831AHigh-tc oxide superconductor and method for producing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1989·Granted Sep 8, 1992·5 cites·6 claims
- 1137US4508578AMethod of manufacturing fine filamentary Nb-Ti based alloy superconducting wireNAT RES INST METALS·Filed 1983·Granted Apr 2, 1985·5 cites·12 claims
- 1228US5442137ASuperconductor wire and method of manufacturing the sameTOSHIBA KK·Filed 1991·Granted Aug 15, 1995·0 cites·19 claims
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