Simulation Electronic Cigarette: A New Patent by Wulun Technology

Mar.29.2023
Simulation Electronic Cigarette: A New Patent by Wulun Technology
On March 28th, Shenzhen Wulun Technology was granted a patent for a simulated electronic cigarette that regulates smoke density.

According to a report on March 28th, Qixinbao revealed that Shenzhen Wulian Technology Co., Ltd. has been granted a utility model patent for a product called "Simulated Electronic Cigarette".


Basic information on a patent for a simulated electronic cigarette | Image source: Qixinbao


The patent abstract describes a simulated electronic cigarette that consists of a mouthpiece component, atomizer component, and body component. The body component contains an open atomizer chamber, and the atomizer component is located within this chamber. The mouthpiece component is attached to the open end of the atomizer chamber. The body component includes a battery, a light-emitting element, an inhalation detector, and a cigar-shaped shell. The shell contains a light-emitting chamber, a battery compartment, and the atomizer chamber. The light-emitting element is situated within the light-emitting chamber and emits light towards the ridges and grooves on the bottom of the shell. The battery is located within the battery compartment, and the atomizer component is situated within the atomizer chamber. The inhalation detector is located on the side of the battery opposite the light-emitting element and is used to measure the air flow passing through the atomizer chamber. This detector controls the working current of the atomizer component and the luminous intensity of the light-emitting element. The working current of the atomizer component is proportional to the luminous intensity of the light-emitting element.


Patent Abstract with Figure | Image Source: Qixinbao


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Qi Xin Bao reports that Shenzhen Wulun Technology Co., Ltd. has filed for intellectual property rights.



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