No. |
Name |
Professional Affiliation |
Citation |
1 |
CHIN Tung-Hai |
Sophia Univ.
| For contributions to the development of adjustable speed drive of inductionmachines and pioneering research work on power electronics. |
2 |
Eiji Fujiwara |
Tokyo Institute of Techonology
| For contributions to the theory and design of error-control codes for computer systems. |
3 |
Shigeichi Hirasawa |
Waseda Univ. |
For contributions to the development of channel coding schemes and error-correcting codes. |
4 |
Kazuhiko Honjo |
NEC
| For contributions to the development of gallium-arsenide integrated circuits. |
5 |
Hajime Imai |
Fujitsu Labs.
| For contribution to the development of laser diodes for optical transmission systems. |
6 |
Rokuya Ishii |
Yokohama National Univ. |
For contributions to the theory of and applications to digital signal processing. |
7 |
Hiroshi Iwai |
Toshiba Corp. |
For contributions to ultra-small geometry CMOS BiCMOS devices. |
8 |
Michitaka Kameyama |
Tohoku Univ. |
For contributions to the development of multiple-valued intelligent integrated systems. |
9 |
Misao kobayashi |
Mitsubishi Electric Corp. |
For contributions to development and production of Metal Oxide Gapless Surge Arrester. |
10 |
Mitsumasa Koyanagi |
Tohoku Univ. |
For the invention of the stacked capacitor DRAM cell. |
11 |
Kazuo Kyuma |
Mitsubishi Electric Corp. |
For contributions to optical information processing including optical neuro-chip and artificial retina chips. |
12 |
Naoki Maki |
Tokai Univ. |
For contributions to the development of superconducting generators and magnetically levitated systems. |
13 |
Tsugio Makimoto |
Hitachi Ltd. |
For leadership in the development and production of MOS integrated circuits and memory. |
14 |
Ryosuke Matsuoka/td>
| NGK Insulators |
For contributions to the research and development of high voltage insulators |
15 |
Yoshihiko Mikuni |
Toshiba Techno Center Inc. |
For contributions to TV broadcasting and receiving antennas. |
16 |
Hideo Miyahara |
Osaka Univ. |
For contributions to modeling and performance evaluation of computer communication networks. |
17 |
Koichiro Nakanishi |
Mitsubishi Electric Corp. |
For contributions to the study of dc gas insulation and its application to high voltage swichgears. |
18 |
Toshio Nishikawa |
Murata MFG. Co., Ltd. |
For contributions to the development of microwave devices for mobile communication systems based on low-loss dielectric ceramics. |
19 |
Tsutomu Ohmae |
Hitachi Ltd. |
For contributions to microprocessor controlled motor drives and their industrial applications. |
20 |
Akira Ohte |
Yokogawa Electric Corp. |
For contribution to and leadership in the development of a fully automatic nuclear quadrupole resonance thermometer and its application to precise temperature measurement. |
21 |
Masao Saito |
Tokyo Denki Univ. |
For contributions to the application of bioelectromagnetics and signal theory in medicine. |
22 |
Kimio Shibayama |
Tamagawa Univ. |
For contributions to the development of surface acoustic wave transducers,materials, and devices. |
23 |
Takao Suzuki |
Toyota Technological Institute |
For contribution to the understanding of micromagnetics and to the development of magneto-optical recording technology. |
24 |
Seiichi Takeuchi |
Tokyo Denki Univ. |
For pioneering work in fiber optic network systems. |
25 |
Saburo Tazaki |
Ehime Univ. |
For contributions to the advancement of digital storage systems for signal processing, coding and video compression sing vector quantization. |
26 |
Osamu Wada |
Fujitsu Labs. |
For his contribution to III-V semiconductor Optoelectonic Integrated Circuit (OEIC). |
27 |
Yasuo Watanabe |
CRIEPI/td>
| For contributions to the development of insulation of UHV ac and dc transmission lines and analysis of lightning performance of overhead power transmission lines. |
28 |
Masamichi Yamanishi |
Tokai Univ. |
For his contribution to the theory of electro-optic properties in semiconductor quantum well structures. |
29 |
Shoji Yoshida |
Tokai Univ. |
For leadership in digital and analog communication network system development. |
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