CPC Definition - Subclass G06J

Last Updated Version: 2019.01
HYBRID COMPUTING ARRANGEMENTS (optical hybrid computing devices G06E 3/00; {fuzzy computing G06N 7/02}; neural networks for image data processing G06T; analog/digital conversion, in general H03M 1/00)
Definition statement

This place covers:

A "hybrid computing arrangement" is an arrangement in which part of the computation is digital and part is analogue.

References
Limiting references

This place does not cover:

Combination of a digital computer and an analogue computer

G06J 3/00

Hybrid optical computing devices

G06E 3/00

Optical hybrid computing devices

G06E 3/00

Electronic digital computers

G06F

Analogue electronic computers

G06G 7/00

Digitally-programmed analogue computers

G06G 7/06

Computer systems based on specific computational models

G06N

Fuzzy computing

G06N 7/02

Neural networks for image data processing

G06T

Analogue/digital conversion, in general

H03M 1/00

Informative references

Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:

Quantum computers

G06N 10/00

Hybrid computing arrangements (digitally-programmed analogue computers G06G 7/06)
Definition statement

This place covers:

Combination of digital and analogue computation technologies or methods in a single machine.

Special rules of classification

This is now considered obsolete technology and hardly receives new patent applications.

Systems for conjoint operation of complete digital and complete analogue computers
Definition statement

This place covers:

Combination of a separate digital computer and a separate analogue computer in order to perform a computation.

References
Limiting references

This place does not cover:

Combination of a digital computer and an analogue computer

G06J 3/00

Hybrid optical computing devices

G06E 3/00

Electronic digital computers

G06F

Analogue electronic computers

G06G 7/00

Informative references

Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:

Quantum computers

G06N 10/00

Special rules of classification

This is now considered obsolete technology and hardly receives new patent applications.