utilising regenerative braking for controlling descent of heavy loads and having means for preventing rotation of motor in the hoisting direction when load is released

utilising regenerative braking for controlling descent of heavy loads and having means for preventing rotation of motor in the hoisting direction when load is released · Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC)

Separating, mixing, shaping, printing, and transporting materials.

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CPC codeB66C13/28
Official titleutilising regenerative braking for controlling descent of heavy loads and having means for preventing rotation of motor in the hoisting direction when load is released
Display labelutilising regenerative braking for controlling descent of heavy loads and having means for preventing rotation of motor in the hoisting direction when load is released
Total patents54

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Year-over-year patent counts classified under this CPC code.

Filing activity over the last five years is stable.

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What is CPC B66C13/28?
CPC B66C13/28 is the Cooperative Patent Classification code for “utilising regenerative braking for controlling descent of heavy loads and having means for preventing rotation of motor in the hoisting direction when load is released.”
How many patents are filed under CPC B66C13/28 (utilising regenerative braking for controlling descent of heavy loads and having means for preventing rotation of motor in the hoisting direction when load is released)?
Our database includes 54 publications tagged with this CPC code.
Is patent activity under CPC B66C13/28 growing?
Publication counts under this code: 7 in 2024 vs 5 in 2025 (latest complete years).