2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.joi.2021.101143
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Identifying the impact of patent family on the patent trajectory: A case of thin film solar cells technological trajectories

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“…This study uses a simple patent family merging to eliminate duplicate entries under different filings for the same innovation after receiving the entire patent dataset. Simple patent families are groups of patent documents that typically refer to the same invention [30], [31]. The technical content of such patents is generally identical because of same inventors file multiple region/office applications for patents worldwide to secure their invention.…”
Section: ) Simple Patent Family Mergementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study uses a simple patent family merging to eliminate duplicate entries under different filings for the same innovation after receiving the entire patent dataset. Simple patent families are groups of patent documents that typically refer to the same invention [30], [31]. The technical content of such patents is generally identical because of same inventors file multiple region/office applications for patents worldwide to secure their invention.…”
Section: ) Simple Patent Family Mergementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, inaccurate analysis results are produced because it is difficult to identify technical features such as technical importance, technical knowledge flow, and technical cross-influence from a technical field perspective when only the citation relationship between individual patents is taken into account [ 19 ]. A patent family is a group of patents that are applied in different countries with the same or basically the same content, and they have a common priority [ 20 ], and all patents in one patent family have the common priority. Because the cost of patent applications increases as the number of countries applying for patent protection increases [ 21 ], the more patents of one patent family, the higher its economic and technical value [ 22 ].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous studies have been undertaken on patent cooperation networks in terms of different disciplines and perspectives using social network analysis and other methods based on data from world-renowned patent databases, such as the databases of the USPTO and the EPO and the Incopat database. For example, the formation, evolution, structure, and characteristics of patent cooperation networks in industries such as solar cells (9,10), nanotechnology (11,12), and measurement and chemistry (13) were investigated by analyzing centrality, structural holes, network density, and other indicators (14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19).…”
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confidence: 99%