Extract to table

John Deere, secondary considerations are relevant to and must be considered as part of the obviousness inquiry under 35 U

Although these factors are sometimes labeled "secondary," the Supreme Court and the Federal Circuit have consistently emphasized that they are an integral part of the obviousness analysis and must be considered whenever presented

2016) (en banc), the Federal Circuit reaffirmed that secondary considerations must be considered and "can be the most probative evidence of non-obviousness in the record

Optical fibers used in data-center interconnects carry light in two polarization states — transverse electric ("TE") and transverse magnetic ("TM") — and an ideal transceiver must be able to efficiently couple both polarization states from the fiber into the on-chip waveguides