Extensions — US Patent 9089770

Term, Adjustments, and Family for US Patent 9,089,770

This analysis details the patent term, related applications, and projected expiration date for U.S. Patent 9,089,770, based on the provided patent data.

Patent Term Adjustments (PTA) and Extensions (PTE)

There is no record of any Patent Term Adjustment (PTA) or Patent Term Extension (PTE) for US Patent 9,089,770. A patent's term can be adjusted to compensate for certain delays caused by the USPTO during prosecution. However, in this case, the anticipated expiration date is calculated as exactly 20 years from the earliest priority date, indicating no days were added.

Continuity Data

U.S. Patent 9,089,770 is part of a larger family of patents and applications and claims priority to an earlier application. It has also served as the basis for subsequent continuation applications.

Parent Application: This patent is a continuation of application US 13/162,727, which was filed on June 17, 2011, and issued as US Patent 8,641,525. The 20-year patent term is calculated from this earlier filing date.
Continuation Applications: At least five subsequent applications claim this patent family's priority date as continuations. These are:
- US 14/754,793, now US Patent 9,878,238
- US 14/754,789, now US Patent 10,286,305
- US 16/362,137, now US Patent 11,278,797
- US 17/667,713, now US Patent 11,806,613
- US 18/483,025, now US Patent 12,318,686
Divisional Applications: There are no divisional applications listed for this patent. All related applications are identified as continuations.

Patent Family Members

The patent family for US 9,089,770 consists of a series of U.S. patents that all share the same priority date of June 17, 2011. The known family members are:

Projected Expiration Date

The projected expiration date for U.S. Patent 9,089,770 is June 17, 2031.

This date is calculated 20 years from the filing date of the earliest parent application (US 13/162,727) in the family, which is June 17, 2011. Since there were no patent term adjustments or extensions, the standard 20-year term applies. The patent's enforceability is also contingent upon the timely payment of all required maintenance fees.