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Patent description should be complete enough that a person skilled in the art could recreate your invention without undue experimentation. Think of it as writing a technical manual that will be used to prove both the novelty of the invention and IP right to patent protection.
How to effectively describe functional relationships between components in a patent description, using an approach that will help create a comprehensive and legally robust patent document.
Understanding Invention Component Relationships
First, let's understand what we mean by functional relationships. In patent writing, a functional relationship describes how different parts of your invention work together to achieve a specific result. This goes beyond simply listing components and you need to explain the cause-and-effect chain that makes your invention work.

00:00 Intro
00:08 When drafting a patent application, especially in the claims section
00:28 I'll begin with a straightforward scenario: Component A interacts with Component B.
00:44 We need to clarify how Component A operates in conjunction with Component B.
00:46 This should be articulated in the claims, focusing on their functional aspects.
03:00 It's important to note that there are independent and dependent patent claims.
03:04 An independent claim outlines the essential elements of the invention that must be disclosed.
03:23 How can you check the status of an Indian patent application?
03:26 Conduct patentability research to identify new features eligible for patenting.
04:12 The allocated patent pending number can be utilized for marketing purposes.
04:20 What problem does your invention address? How does it provide a solution?
04:44 It's generally better to include extensive details in your patent application than too few.