This class includes arrangement or mounting of plural prime
movers for mutual or common propulsion of a vehicle. This class
includes specific HEV topologies, components, and arrangements of
components specially adapted for HEVs, as well as controls of components specially
adapted for HEVs.
This class was initially established as a result of a joint reclassification
project of HEV technology completed by the Japanese Patent Office
(JPO) and the European Patent Office (EPO). At the time of introduction,
all U.S. documents in these subclasses were either classified directly
by the EPO or JPO, or through family member processing of classified
documents. The subclasses also contain foreign documents classified directly
by these countries.
Since Class 903 was established, many of the related IPC subclasses
were abolished. Additionally, some of the subclasses that had been
in Class 903 when it was established were transferred to Class 180
in January 2009. The U.S. patents are updated with classifications assigned
by U.S. examiners. Foreign patents for subclasses existing in the
IPC are updated on a regular basis from the EPO and JPO databases.
PRIME MOVERS COMPRISING ELECTRICAL AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION
MOTORS (EPO/JPO):
Subject matter under the Class Definition wherein one prime
mover comprises a motor that converts electrical energy to mechanical work
and a second prime mover that comprises a chamber wherein combustible
material is burned and the heat energy thus developed is converted
into work.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 902
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04
and FI classification B60K 6/04.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B,
and FI classification B60K 6/04,100.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B2
and FI classification B60K 6/04,110.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B4
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 120.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B6
and FI classification B60K 6/04,130.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B8
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 140.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B10
and FI classification B60K 6/04,150.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 909
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B10B
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 151.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 910
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B10B
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 151.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B12
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 160.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 912
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B12B
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 161
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 912
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B12D
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 163.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 904
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04T
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 700.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 915
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04T2
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 710.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 915
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04T4
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 730.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 917
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04T4C
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 731.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 917
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04T4S
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 733.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04F
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 400.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04D8
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 340.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04D10
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 350.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04D12
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 360.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04D14
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 370.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B14
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 170.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/04B14B
and FI classification B60K 6/04, 171.
Subject matter under cross-reference art collection 903
is substantially the same in scope as ECLA classification B60K6/06
and FI classification B60K 6/06.
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