I have just gone through some of my patents recently and I find that all the patent attorneys like to write stuff in a very complicating way.
Here's some of the examples:
Eg 1:
So, in-order to understand what he's trying to say, I strike out the "wherein"s and "said"s.
Eg 1:
This make me feel like this.
But for this one, after striking out all the "wherein" and "said", I still can't understand what he's trying to say.
Eg 3:
This is so mengecomplicatedkan...
Here's some of the examples:
Eg 1:
"The switch panel of claim 1 wherein said light converter comprises a light collector that collects a portion of said light generated on said third surface and couples said collected portion to said light analyzer."Eg 2:
"The method of claim 17 wherein said capturing said color image includes capturing said color image of said scene of interest using an exposure period that is longer than an exposure period used to capture said grayscale image."Eg 3:
"The method of claim 14 wherein each of said photodiodes generates a dark current in the absence of light being received by said photodiodes and wherein said first and second output signals depend less on said dark current than said first and second photodiode output signals."They make me feel like this when I read them.
So, in-order to understand what he's trying to say, I strike out the "wherein"s and "said"s.
Eg 1:
"The switch panel of claim 1Eg 2:wherein saidlight converter comprises a light collector that collects a portion ofsaidlight generated onsaidthird surface and couplessaidcollected portion tosaidlight analyzer.
"The method of claim 17wherein saidcapturingsaidcolor image includes capturingsaidcolor image ofsaidscene of interest using an exposure period that is longer than an exposure period used to capturesaidgrayscale image."
This make me feel like this.
But for this one, after striking out all the "wherein" and "said", I still can't understand what he's trying to say.
Eg 3:
"The method of claim 14whereineach ofsaidphotodiodes generates a dark current in the absence of light being received bysaidphotodiodes andwherein saidfirst and second output signals depend less onsaiddark current thansaidfirst and second photodiode output signals."
This is so mengecomplicatedkan...
i so regret reading this early morning. @@
ReplyDeleteSo what does it actually do?
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