A federal court must determine limitations on a patent claim made by energy storage company NessCap Co. Ltd. against competitor Maxwell Technologies Inc. before allowing the case to go to trial, Maxwell said Dec. 6. NessCap claims that four Maxwell's Boostcap ultracapacitor products infringe a NessCap patent. Ultracapacitors are energy storage devices, often no bigger than a postage stamp, used to extend battery life.
December 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A federal court must determine limitations on a patent claim made by energy storage company NessCap Co. Ltd. against competitor Maxwell Technologies Inc. before allowing the case to go to trial, Maxwell said Dec. 6.
NessCap claims that four Maxwell’s Boostcap ultracapacitor products infringe a NessCap patent.
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