Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.40
ph-index = 19
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (27 from 2,346 patents)
2. Arthur D. Little, Inc. (14 from 140 patents)
3. Other (5 from 832,680 patents)
4. Mhb Joint Venture (4 from 12 patents)
5. Ultracell Corporation (2 from 34 patents)
6. The Mead Corporation (1 from 1,151 patents)
7. Valence Technology, Inc. (1 from 260 patents)
8. Pacific Lithium New Zealand Limited (1 from 2 patents)
9. Mitsubishi Cehmical Corporation (1 from 1 patent)
56 patents:
1. 6908711 - Rechargeable high power electrochemical device
2. 6790555 - Electrochemical cell having a controlled electrode surface
3. 6613475 - Electrochemical cell having a pre-passivated electrode and associated fabrication process
4. 6495287 - Electrochemical cell having a pre-passivated electrode and associated fabrication process
5. 6416901 - Electrochemical cell having an interface modifying component and associated fabrication process
6. 6358289 - Conditioning carbonaceous materials through slow scanning cycling in an electrochemical cell
7. 6358650 - Current collector having a uniformly applied lithium polysilicate primer and associated fabrication process
8. 6268080 - Process for conditioning an electrochemical cell
9. 6258486 - Electrochemical cell having a surface modified electrode and associated fabrication process
10. 6228531 - Electrode modification using surface associated lithium salts and an associated process for fabrication of an electrode
11. 6225008 - Electrode having an overlayment and associated fabrication process
12. 6225003 - Electrode materials having an elastomer binder and associated electrochemical and fabrication process
13. 6224995 - Three dimensional free form battery apparatus
14. 6221525 - Electrochemical cell having a doped electrolyte and associated fabrication and electrochemical processes
15. 6168878 - Electrochemical cell having a controlled electrode surface and associated fabrication and chemical process