AutoNetworks Technologies, Ltd. patent applications published on July 11th, 2024

Summary of the patent applications from AutoNetworks Technologies, Ltd. on July 11th, 2024

1. **Summary**: AutoNetworks Technologies, Ltd. has recently filed patents for innovative technologies in power converter control systems, electrical connectors, and wiring modules. These patents aim to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and performance of various electronic and power systems. The power converter apparatus patent describes a cyclical control strategy for switching operations, the connector patent focuses on secure wire connections, and the wiring module patent improves power storage element connections. These inventions have applications in renewable energy systems, industrial power supplies, and construction projects, offering improved control, stability, and safety in their respective fields.

2. **Key Points of Patents**:

  * Power converter apparatus with cyclical control for switching operations.
  * Connector design for secure wire connections within electrical connectors.
  * Wiring module for efficient power storage element connections.

3. **Notable Applications**:

  * Enhancing power conversion processes in renewable energy systems.
  * Improving wire security and stability in various electrical connectors.
  * Efficiently connecting power storage elements in electronic devices and systems.

Patent applications for AutoNetworks Technologies, Ltd. on July 11th, 2024

APPARATUS MODULE (18561052)

Main Inventor

Yasuyuki YAMAMOTO

ON-BOARD SWITCHING DEVICE (18546659)

Main Inventor

Yusuke ISAJI

GROUND FAULT DETECTION DEVICE (18559130)

Main Inventor

Shinichi TANABE

ON-BOARD DEVICE, INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM (18546878)

Main Inventor

Ken FURUTO

WIRING MODULE AND ELASTIC WATER-STOP MEMBER (18269184)

Main Inventor

Hirokazu KOMORI

WIRING MODULE (18271554)

Main Inventor

Shuya IKEDA

CONNECTOR (18290225)

Main Inventor

Tomohiro HAYASHI

POWER CONVERTER APPARATUS (18558437)

Main Inventor

Kiyoshi AIZAWA