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US Patent 10090567, titled "Vehicular battery charger, charging system, and method," has the following details regarding its term and related applications:

Patent Term Adjustments (PTA)

The patent has received Patent Term Adjustment (PTA). The original 20-year term from its filing date of August 18, 2009, would have expired on August 18, 2029. However, its "Adjusted expiration" date is listed as May 26, 2031. This indicates a PTA period of approximately 1 year and 9 months (647 days), accounting for delays by the USPTO during the prosecution of the patent application. [cite: The provided patent text]

Patent Term Extensions (PTE)

Based on the nature of the invention, a "Vehicular battery charger, charging system, and method," the patent is not eligible for Patent Term Extension (PTE) under 35 U.S.C. § 156. PTE is typically granted for patents covering human drug products, medical devices, food or color additives, animal drugs, and veterinary biological products to compensate for time lost during premarket regulatory review by agencies like the FDA.

Continuation Applications

The patent, US10090567B2, was granted from application number US12/737,803. The filing date for this application was August 18, 2009. The Google Patents information indicates a priority date of August 18, 2008. This suggests that application US12/737,803 claims priority to an earlier application filed on August 18, 2008, but the provided information does not explicitly state that US12/737,803 itself is a continuation or divisional of an earlier granted patent. [cite: The provided patent text]

Divisional Applications

There is no explicit mention of divisional applications related to US10090567B2 in the provided patent information.

Related Family Members

The primary related family member listed is the patent application publication:

• US20110175569A1 - This is the published patent application for the granted patent US10090567B2. [cite: The provided patent text]

Projected Expiration Date

The projected expiration date for US Patent 10090567 is May 26, 2031. This date reflects the standard 20-year patent term from the earliest filing date plus any Patent Term Adjustment (PTA) granted. [cite: The provided patent text]