No. |
Name |
Professional Affiliation |
Citation |
1 |
ÔŠâ –F•F Yoshihiko Akaiwa |
‹ãB‘åŠw |
For contributions to digital modulation techniques and distributed dynamic channel assignment for mobile radio communications. |
2 |
”‹Œ´ —Ǻ Yoshiaki Hagiwara |
ƒ\ƒj[ |
For pioneering work on, and development of, solid-state imagers. |
3 |
•ž•” Œ’—Y Takeo Hattori |
•‘ H‹Æ‘åŠw |
For contributions to the studies on the formation and the characterization of ultrathin gate oxides for ULSI devices. |
4 |
—Œ³ F•v Takao Hinamoto |
L“‡‘åŠw |
For contributions to the design, synthesis, realization and sensitivity minimization of two-dimensional digital filters. |
5 |
—â… ²šæ Satoshi Hiyamizu |
‘åã‘åŠw |
For contributions to the realization of the first high electron mobility transister (HEMT). |
6 |
–x“c ³¶ Masao Hotta |
“ú—§»ìŠ |
For contributions to the development of low-power video-frequency Analog to Digital converters for mixed-signal system Large Scale Integrated circuits. |
7 |
”Ñ“c ®Žu Takashi Iida |
—XÈ’ÊM‘‡Œ¤‹†Š |
For contributions and leadership in satellite commmunications. |
8 |
ÎŒ´ G Hiroshi Ishiwara |
“Œ‹žH‹Æ‘åŠw |
For contributions to Si-based heterostructure devices and ferroelectric memories. |
9 |
ã—Ñ œ\•F Yahiko Kamibayashi |
‹ž“s‘åŠw |
For fundamental contributions in database design, consecutive data retrieval, and cooperative information processing. |
10 |
_ŽR@Œ’ŽO Kenzo Kamiyama |
‰F“s‹{‘åŠw |
For contributions to the development of digital motor drives and their applications. |
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11 |
•Ð‹Ë Ž Shigerui katagiri |
NTT |
For contributions to discriminative learning theory and its applications to speech recognition. |
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12 |
X‰i ‹K•F Norihiko Morinaga |
‘åã‘åŠw |
For contributions to and leadership in the development of intelligent radio communication systems and broadband radio on fiber systems. |
13 |
X–ì –¾•F Akihiko Morino |
”¼“±‘Ìæ’[øÉÛ¼Þ°½Þ |
For contributions to the development of System-on-a-Chip for multimedia applications. |
14 |
’†’à —Ç•½ Ryohei Nakatsu |
ATR |
For leadership in the development of speech recognition and multimedia systems. |
15 |
“ñ‹{ •Û Tamotsu Ninomiya |
‹ãB‘åŠw |
For contributions to the development of high-frequency switching power converters. |
16 |
¼ Œª“ñ Kenji Nishi |
”¼“±‘Ìæ’[øÉÛ¼Þ°½Þ |
For contributions to semiconductor process and device modeling and the development of software for their simulation. |
17 |
‘å¼ Œö•½ Kouhei Ohnishi |
Œcœä‹`m‘åŠw |
For contributions to the development of disturbance observer and its applications to motion control. |
18 |
åÎ ³˜a Masakazu Sengoku |
VŠƒ‘åŠw |
For contributions to graph theoretic research on circuits and communication network systems. |
19 |
V“¡ F•q Takatoshi Shindo |
“d—Í’†‰›Œ¤‹†Š |
For contributions to lightning protection design of power transmission systems and understanding of the physics of laser-guided discharges. |
20 |
ŽÂ“c ¯Ži Shoji Shinoda |
’†‰›‘åŠw |
For contributions to graph-theoretic researches on flow and tension networks, electrical circuits, and cellular mobile communication systems. |
21 |
‰–‘ò r”V Toshiyuki Shiozawa |
‘åã‘åŠw |
For contributions to engineering-oriented relativistic electromagnetic theory and theoretical study of free-electron lasers. |
22 |
—é–Ø Ž •F Shigehiko Suzuki |
NTT |
For leadership in the development and standardization of technologies for intelligence in telecommunications networks. |
23 |
‚–ì ’‰ Tadashi Takano |
‰F’ˆ‰ÈŠwŒ¤‹†Š |
For development of antennas for radio communications and space activities. |
24 |
“c’† ‰ˆê Hatsukazu Tanaka |
_ŒË‘åŠw |
For contributions to the theory of source and channel coding and its applications, as well as for contributions to education in engineering. |
25 |
“c’† âJ· Toshikatsu Tanaka |
“d—Í’†‰›Œ¤‹†Š |
For contributions to the understanding of high field and aging phenomena in polymeric insulation. |
26 |
’¹˜e ƒˆê˜Y Junichiro Toriwaki |
–¼ŒÃ‰®‘åŠw |
For contributions to digital image processing, pattern recognition and medical image analysis. |
27 |
“àì ‰ÃŽ÷ Yoshiki Uchikawa |
–¼ŒÃ‰®‘åŠw‘åŠw‰@ |
For contributions to the development of computational intelligence. |
28 |
ã–ì Æ„ Shoogo Ueno |
“Œ‹ž‘åŠw‘åŠw‰@ |
For contributions to biomagnetic research in localized magnetic stimulation of the brain, impedance MRI, and imaging of brain function. |
29 |
˜h’Ë ŠÐ Isamu Washizuka |
ƒVƒƒ[ƒv |
For contributions to the technology and applications of liquid crystal displays. |
30 |
– ãùŽO Shuzo Yajima |
ŠÖ¼‘åŠw |
For contributions to the development of computers and the theory of logic circuits. |
31 |
ŽRŒû ³œ‘ Masatsune Yamaguchi |
ç—t‘åŠw |
For contributions to highly piezoelectric leaky surface acoustic waves. |
32 |
‹g–ì ••F Yoshino Takehiko |
NHK‹Zp‹Ç |
For contributions to the development of transmission systems via satellite. |
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