Inventor · Miyoshi, JP

Yutaka Taga

150Patents
37h-index
131Co-inventors
93Inventor score

Filing activity: Aug 8, 1974 → Aug 27, 2010

Most-cited inventions

PatentTitleAreaCited byStatus
US5856709A Hybrid vehicle drive system having clutch between engine and synthesizing/distributing mechanism which is operatively connected to motor/generator Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 237 Expired
US5841201A Hybrid vehicle drive system having a drive mode using both engine and electric motor Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 165 Expired
US5635805A Hybrid vehicle Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 136 Expired
US5839533A Apparatus for controlling electric generator of hybrid drive vehicle to control regenerative brake depending upon selected degree of drive source brake application Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 122 Expired
US6306057A Hybrid drive system Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 120 Expired
US6098733A Hybrid drive system for motor vehicle Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 117 Expired
US5789882A Vehicle control apparatus adapted to select engine-or motor-drive mode based on physical quantity reflecting energy conversion efficiencies in motor-drive mode Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 113 Expired
US7223200B2 Hybrid-vehicle drive system and operation method with a transmission Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 111 Expired
US5895333A Hybrid vehicle drive system, wherein mechanism for synthesizing engine and motor outputs is disposed adjacent to transmission Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 100 Expired
US5915801A Regenerative brake controller for controlling value of regenerative braking torque simulating engine braking torque Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 90 Expired
US6081042A Hybrid vehicle drive system including controllable device between engine and electric motor and vehicle drive wheels, and apparatus for controlling the device depending upon selected operation mode of the system Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 87 Expired
US5887670A Vehicle power transmitting system having devices for electrically and mechanically disconnecting power source and vehicle drive wheel upon selection of neutral state Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 86 Expired
US5982045A Hybrid vehicle drive system adapted to prevent concurrent mode change and transmission shifting or torque distribution ratio change Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 79 Expired
US5951614A Vehicle hybrid drive system control apparatus adapted to reduce transmission input torque upon transmission shifting, by using engine and/or motor/generator Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 75 Expired
US6258001A Vehicle drive train Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 74 Expired
US6340339B1 Vehicle drive device Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 71 Expired
US6459980B1 Vehicle braked with motor torque and method of controlling the same Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 69 Expired
US5923093A Hybrid vehicle drive system adapted to assure smooth brake application by motor/generator or engine Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 65 Expired
US5875691A Hybrid drive system Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 65 Expired
US4523281A Automatic transmission controller for automobiles Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating 64 Expired
US5722911A Vehicle control apparatus adapted to charge energy storage device by generator driven by surplus engine power which changes with required vehicle drive force Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 64 Expired
US6719076B1 Vehicle braked by motor torque and method of controlling the vehicle Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 62 Expired
US5927415A Hybrid vehicle controller Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 62 Expired
US5909720A Driving system with engine starting control Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 59 Expired
US5833570A Vehicle transmission shift control apparatus wherein torque of motor connected to automatic transmission is controlled to reduce shifting shock of transmission Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies 59 Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.