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Scope the claims
Import a patent by number or paste the claim text. Choose the claims in scope and set a publication cutoff.
- 1.1a transmit coil driven at a resonant frequency;
- 1.2a sensing circuit that measures a quality factor; and
- 1.3a memory holding a stored reference value.
Search every element
AI reads each claim in view of the specification, then searches patents, scholarly literature, and the public web for each element and scores what comes back.
- Reference APatent · Published 2014
Detects metal near a charging coil.
88 - Reference BScholarly article · 2012
Surveys resonance-based sensing.
74 - Reference CPatent · Published 2011
Compares coil readings with stored values.
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Read and rank
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Chart and export
Each limitation is mapped to quoted evidence. Accept or change every row, then export to Word, Excel, CSV, or JSON.
- 1.1a transmit coilDisclosed
a primary coil driven at a resonant frequency
- 1.2a sensing circuitDisclosed
the quality factor is computed from the ratio
- 1.3a stored reference valuePartial
compared against a calibration table
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