Physics, electrical engineering, electronics, computers, communications.
Covers US patents issued before 1977. Not full text.
Inspec is one of the most important and frequently used A&I databases evolved from the prestigious "Science Abstract" (SA, Science Abstract), started in 1898. It covers the fields of Physical Sciences and Astronomy, most areas of Engineering (including E&E, marine, nuclear, biomedical, transportation) as well as computing and IT. The contents are sourced from more than 4,500 scientific journals published in more than 100 countries, more than 3,000 conference proceedings, and a large numbers of reference books, patents and videos. It has over 20 million records dated since 1898 with all the contents being carefully selected to reflect the quality of the Database. Based on the individual identification and disclosure of the article, the unique Inspec thesaurus, including more than 20,000 control words and non-control words, together with the entire field of physics and engineering which has been deeply refined in 5 levels, with a total of 3,600 sub-disciplines guarantee the most professional and comprehensive search result and for users to know more on their search topics
Realizing chemical retrieval, numerical retrieval, astrophysical identifier retrieval, etc., to ensure accurate retrieval, and international patent classification to associate papers with future patent development.
Includes over 39 million patent records derived from five patent offices.
Covers life sciences, physical sciences, health sciences and social sciences.
Multidisciplinary and scientific abstracts databases.
While patents are not indexed, citations to patent documents are searchable in the Web of Science Cited Reference Search feature.
Patent information system of the German Patent and Trademarks Office. An English language version is available.Free access to more than 80 million patent publications from around the world.
Google Patents includes over 87 million patent publications from 17 patent offices around the world, as well as many more technical documents and books indexed in Google Scholar and Google Books.
IPONZ allows searching of New Zealand patents, designs and trademarks. The IPO is the body responsible for granting and registering intellectual property (IP) rights in New Zealand.
Searchable full-text database of more than 8 million patents and patent applications from World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), European Patent Office (EPO), and IPAustralia.
The Patentscope database provides access to international Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications in full text format on the day of publication, as well as to patent documents of participating national and regional patent offices.