CN116076803A - Control method and device of aerosol generating device - Google Patents

Control method and device of aerosol generating device Download PDF

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CN116076803A
CN116076803A CN202310233528.2A CN202310233528A CN116076803A CN 116076803 A CN116076803 A CN 116076803A CN 202310233528 A CN202310233528 A CN 202310233528A CN 116076803 A CN116076803 A CN 116076803A
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The utility model discloses a control method of an aerosol generating device, which comprises the following steps: detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state; acquiring an operating state of the aerosol-generating device and operating instructions based on the aerosol-generating device while in the suction state; when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not; when a first preset condition is met, enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock opening state; when the first preset condition is not met, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a working state; when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not; when the operation instruction meets a first preset condition, the aerosol generating device is in a child lock closing state; and when the first preset condition is not met, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-working state. The child lock function is added, the child is prevented from misuse, and the manufacturing cost is greatly reduced.

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Control method and device of aerosol generating device
Technical Field
The present utility model relates to the field of locking control technology, and in particular, to a method and apparatus for controlling an aerosol generating device.
Background
In the prior art, when the aerosol generating device is provided with a child lock, the child lock device is arranged on the aerosol generating device, or the aerosol generating device is in a standby state at any time, so that the aerosol generating device can sense the suction action of a user at any time. At present, an aerosol generating device with a child lock in the market is generally a cartridge-changing type aerosol generating device, the child lock is arranged in a mode of inserting and extracting a cigarette cartridge, a key, bluetooth APP and the like, and the disposable aerosol generating device cannot meet the cartridge-changing type method in price and structure to arrange the child lock, so that the disposable aerosol generating device is easy to cause the child to inhale by mistake.
Disclosure of Invention
To solve at least one of the technical problems in the prior art, in a first aspect, an embodiment of the present utility model provides a method for controlling an aerosol-generating device, the method including: detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state; acquiring an operating state of the aerosol-generating device in response to the aerosol-generating device being in a suction state; acquiring an operation instruction based on the aerosol generating device; when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not; responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock opening state; in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in an operating state; when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not; responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock closing state; in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state; the aerosol-generating device stops nebulization when the aerosol-generating device is in a child lock open state and/or in a non-operational state.
Optionally, the aerosol-generating device comprises an airflow sensor assembly for monitoring whether a puff has occurred in the aerosol-generating device and for counting puffs and counting time when there is a puff.
Optionally, the operation instruction includes: the number of suction ports, the number of key presses to the aerosol-generating device, the duration of key presses to the aerosol-generating device, the number of successive strokes to the aerosol-generating device, and the duration of successive puffs, or a combination thereof.
Optionally, the first preset condition is that the number of suction ports meets the first preset number of ports within the first time threshold, and/or the number of times of continuously pressing the key of the aerosol generating device meets the first preset number of times, and/or the number of times of continuously knocking the aerosol generating device meets the second preset number of times, and/or the number of times of continuously shaking the aerosol generating device meets the third preset number of times, and/or the duration of continuous suction meets the first preset duration, and/or the duration of continuously pressing the key of the aerosol generating device meets the second preset duration.
Optionally, the first preset condition includes that the instruction that the number of the suction ports satisfies the first preset number of ports in the first preset time is burnt in the airflow sensor assembly.
Optionally, the aerosol-generating device further comprises a 3D sensor for detecting the number of taps or shakes of the aerosol-generating device.
Optionally, the keys in the aerosol-generating device are mechanical and/or electronic keys for starting or closing the aerosol-generating device; and for energizing during aspiration.
Optionally, after the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing, the method further comprises: starting timing when the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing; judging whether the time is greater than a second time threshold; in response to the time being greater than a second time threshold, placing the aerosol-generating device in a child lock open state; and stopping timing in response to the time being less than or equal to a second time threshold.
A second aspect, an embodiment of the present utility model provides a control device for an aerosol-generating device, the device comprising: a detection module for detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state; an acquisition module for acquiring an operating state and an operating instruction of the aerosol-generating device; the judging module is used for judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not based on the working state of the aerosol generating device; and the control module is used for controlling the child lock state and the atomization state of the aerosol generating device.
Optionally, the acquiring module includes: the working state acquisition module is used for acquiring whether the aerosol generating device is in a working state or not; the operation instruction acquisition module is used for acquiring an operation instruction of a user based on the aerosol generating device; the judging module comprises: the first judging module is used for judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a working state; and the second judging module is used for judging whether the operation instruction meets the first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state. The control module includes: the first control module is used for responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, so that the aerosol generating device is in a child lock opening state; and means for maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition; the second control module is used for responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, so that the aerosol generating device is in a child lock closing state; and means for maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition; and a third control module for stopping the aerosol-generating device from atomizing when the aerosol-generating device is in a child lock open state and/or in a non-operating state.
In a third aspect, embodiments of the present utility model provide a computer-readable storage medium having one or more instructions stored therein for causing a computer to perform the above-described method of controlling an aerosol-generating device.
In a fourth aspect, an embodiment of the present utility model provides an electronic device, including: a memory and a processor; at least one program instruction is stored in the memory; the processor implements the above-described method of controlling an aerosol-generating device by loading and executing the at least one program instruction.
The technical scheme provided by the embodiment of the utility model has the beneficial effects that: the present utility model provides a method of controlling an aerosol-generating device, the method comprising: detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state; acquiring an operating state of the aerosol-generating device in response to the aerosol-generating device being in a suction state; acquiring an operation instruction based on the aerosol generating device; when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not; responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock opening state; in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in an operating state; when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not; responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock closing state; in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state; the aerosol-generating device stops nebulization when the aerosol-generating device is in a child lock open state and/or in a non-operational state. Through integrating the function of judging timing and suction times onto the airflow sensor, through detecting the operating condition of atomizing core to compare and whether accomplish the operating condition of presetting the suction action and change the atomizer in the presetting time, under the circumstances that does not increase the cost and does not increase complicated structure, keep original technical design, increase child lock function, prevent children misuse, very big reduction manufacturing cost.
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Fig. 1 is a flow chart of a control method of an aerosol-generating device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 2 is a flow chart of a control method of an aerosol-generating device according to a further embodiment of the utility model;
fig. 3 is a schematic view of a control device for an aerosol-generating device according to a further embodiment of the utility model;
fig. 4 is a partial block diagram of an electronic device provided by an embodiment of the utility model.
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For the purpose of making the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present utility model more apparent, the embodiments of the present utility model will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this utility model belongs; the terms used in the specification are used herein for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and are not intended to limit the present utility model, for example, the orientations or positions indicated by the terms "length", "width", "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "front", "rear", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", etc. are orientations or positions based on the drawings, which are merely for convenience of description and are not to be construed as limiting the present utility model.
The terms "comprising" and "having" and any variations thereof in the description of the utility model and the claims and the description of the drawings above are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion; the terms first, second and the like in the description and in the claims or in the above-described figures, are used for distinguishing between different objects and not necessarily for describing a sequential or chronological order. The meaning of "a plurality of" is two or more, unless specifically defined otherwise.
Furthermore, references herein to "an embodiment" mean that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment may be included in at least one embodiment of the present utility model. The appearances of such phrases in various places in the specification are not necessarily all referring to the same embodiment, nor are separate or alternative embodiments mutually exclusive of other embodiments. Those of skill in the art will explicitly and implicitly appreciate that the embodiments described herein may be combined with other embodiments.
Referring to fig. 1, a flowchart of a control method of an aerosol-generating device according to an embodiment of the present utility model is shown. The method comprises the following steps:
s110: detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state.
As an example, the detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state comprises: the aerosol-generating device comprises an airflow sensor assembly for monitoring whether a puff has occurred in the aerosol-generating device and for counting puffs and counting time when there is a puff.
Alternatively, the user's suction and/or blowing action may be detected by integrating an air flow sensor/pneumatic switch or the like in the air flow sensor of the aerosol-generating device, and a different electrical signal may be output depending on the suction and/or blowing action. Among them, the air flow sensor is preferable, the model is S085, and the corresponding negative pressure is-200 pa. That is, the instruction of sucking the preset number of ports within the preset time is burnt in the airflow sensor. Specifically, the airflow sensor adopts a three-wire integrated airflow sensor, the positive electrode of the airflow sensor is connected with the positive electrode of a battery of the aerosol generating device, the negative electrode of the airflow sensor is connected with the negative electrode of the battery of the aerosol generating device and is connected with one end of the heating element, and the output electrode G of the airflow sensor is connected with the other end of the heating element.
It should be noted that, the sensor converting the air blowing and/or air sucking action into the electric signal may be implemented by other sensors, and in this embodiment, only the air flow sensor/pneumatic switch is exemplified, and the related technicians may also change the hardware based on actual requirements during the design process.
Alternatively, the counting function may be integrated in the airflow sensor of the aerosol-generating device for counting the number of puffs of the user. The counting function can be realized by a counter, the counter counts when receiving a high level, and the counter increases the unit value and updates the reference number on the basis of the reference number when receiving a high level signal, wherein the unit value can be 1, and the reference number can be set to 0. Wherein when a pumping action by the user is detected, a high level is sent to the counter. It should be noted that, the counting function may also be implemented by writing the counting program into the airflow sensor or other modes, the present utility model does not limit the implementation of the counting function, and the technician may change the design according to the actual situation; meanwhile, the cell number and the reference number are not limited herein, and the technician may change the setting according to the actual situation.
Alternatively, the timing function may be integrated in the airflow sensor of the aerosol-generating device for starting timing upon receipt of a first high level, wherein the high level is sent upon detection of a user's pumping action; and/or for starting timing when the aerosol-generating device is normally nebulized; and/or start timing when the aerosol generating device stops working, the timing function can be realized by adopting a timer, the timing function can also be realized by writing a timing program into an airflow sensor and the like, the utility model does not limit the timing function, and a technician can change the design according to actual conditions.
S120: an operational state of the aerosol-generating device is obtained in response to the aerosol-generating device being in a suction state.
As an example, the determination of whether the aerosol-generating device is in an operational state may be one or a combination of directly reading an operational state of a controller in the aerosol-generating device, reading an operational state of an indicator light, reading an operational state of a battery, reading an operational state of a key switch, and reading an operational state of a sensor.
S130: an operating instruction based on the aerosol-generating device is acquired.
As an example, the operation instructions include: the number of suction ports, the number of key presses to the aerosol-generating device, the duration of key presses to the aerosol-generating device, the number of successive strokes to the aerosol-generating device, and the duration of successive puffs, or a combination thereof. Wherein the keys in the aerosol generating device are mechanical and/or electronic keys used for starting or closing the aerosol generating device; and for energizing during aspiration.
S140: when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition.
As an example, the first preset condition is that the number of suction ports satisfies the first preset number of ports within the first time threshold, and/or the number of times of continuously pressing the key of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the first preset number of times, and/or the number of times of continuously knocking the aerosol-generating device satisfies the second preset number of times, and/or the number of times of continuously shaking the aerosol-generating device satisfies the third preset number of times, and/or the duration of continuous suction satisfies the first preset duration, and/or the duration of continuous pressing the key of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the second preset duration. Wherein the operating state means that the aerosol-generating device is in an on state and is now operating normally.
Optionally, the aerosol-generating device further comprises a 3D sensor for detecting the number of taps or shakes of the aerosol-generating device.
Alternatively, the first time threshold may be set to 1.5s, and the number of suction ports may be set to 3, that is, when it is obtained that the user sucks 3 ports for 1.5s based on the operation instruction of the aerosol-generating device, the operation instruction at this time satisfies the first preset condition; the first preset number of times may be set to 3 times, that is, when the number of times that the user continuously presses the key of the aerosol-generating device based on the operation instruction of the aerosol-generating device is obtained to satisfy 3 times, the operation instruction at this time satisfies the first preset condition; the second preset number of times may be set to 6 times, that is, when the number of times that the operation instruction based on the aerosol-generating device is obtained by the user to continuously strike the aerosol-generating device satisfies 6 times, the operation instruction at this time satisfies the first preset condition; the third preset number of times may be set to 3 times, that is, when the operation instruction of the user based on the aerosol-generating device is obtained to be that the number of times of continuously shaking the aerosol-generating device satisfies 3 times, the operation instruction at this time satisfies the first preset condition; the first preset time period may be set to 2 seconds, that is, when it is obtained that the duration of continuous suction by the user based on the aerosol-generating device satisfies 2 seconds, the operation instruction at this time satisfies the first preset condition; the second preset time period may be set to 3 seconds, that is, when the operation instruction at this time satisfies the first preset condition when the operation instruction based on the aerosol-generating device is obtained as the duration of continuously pressing the key of the aerosol-generating device for 3 seconds. It should be noted that, the first time threshold, the first preset times, the second preset times, the third preset times, the first preset duration and the second preset duration are not limited herein, and the related technicians may change the values thereof based on actual requirements.
S150: and responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock opening state.
As an example, when the aerosol-generating device is in an operating state and the user satisfies a first preset condition based on an operation instruction of the aerosol-generating device, the aerosol-generating device is put in a child lock open state, and when the aerosol-generating device is put in the child lock open state, the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing. That is, when the aerosol generating device is in the child lock open state, the suction action of the user on the aerosol generating device cannot enable the aerosol generating device in the working state to be atomized normally, so that the situation of child aspiration can be avoided effectively.
Alternatively, when the aerosol-generating device is changed to the child lock open state, the user may be prompted to the child lock state in which the aerosol-generating device is currently located. Specifically, the prompt can be performed by means of an LED, motor vibration, voice broadcasting, text, pictures and the like. This may enable a user to timely confirm the current operating state of the aerosol-generating device.
S160: and in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in an operating state.
As an example, when the aerosol-generating device is in an operational state and the user does not meet the first preset condition based on the operation instruction of the aerosol-generating device, the aerosol-generating device is maintained in the operational state. That is, the user may trigger the aerosol-generating device to atomize normally by drawing on the aerosol-generating device at this time. More specifically, the aerosol-generating device at this time is in the child lock closed state.
S170: when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition.
As an example, the first preset condition is that the number of suction ports satisfies the first preset number of ports within the first time threshold, and/or the number of times of continuously pressing the key of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the first preset number of times, and/or the number of times of continuously knocking the aerosol-generating device satisfies the second preset number of times, and/or the number of times of continuously shaking the aerosol-generating device satisfies the third preset number of times, and/or the duration of continuous suction satisfies the first preset duration, and/or the duration of continuous pressing the key of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the second preset duration. The non-working state is that the aerosol generating device is in an open state, but does not work normally at the moment.
S180: and responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock closing state.
As an example, when the aerosol-generating device is in a non-operational state and the user satisfies a first preset condition based on an operation instruction of the aerosol-generating device, the aerosol-generating device is put in a child lock closed state. That is, when the aerosol-generating device is in the child lock closed state at this time, the suction action of the user on the aerosol-generating device can cause the aerosol-generating device which is originally in the non-operating state to be atomized normally.
Alternatively, when the aerosol-generating device is changed to a child lock closed state, the user may be prompted to the child lock state in which the aerosol-generating device is currently in. Specifically, the prompt can be performed by means of an LED, motor vibration, voice broadcasting, text, pictures and the like. This may enable a user to timely confirm the current operating state of the aerosol-generating device.
S190: and in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operating state.
As an example, when the aerosol-generating device is in the inactive state and the user does not meet the first preset condition based on the operation instruction of the aerosol-generating device, the aerosol-generating device is maintained in the inactive state. That is, the user may not trigger the aerosol-generating device to atomize properly by drawing on the aerosol-generating device at this time. More specifically, the aerosol-generating device is in a child-lock closed state or a child-lock open state at this time, and since the aerosol-generating device is currently already in a non-operating state, no matter whether the child-lock function is open or not, the aerosol-generating device cannot be triggered to normally atomize by the user's suction action on the aerosol-generating device.
S1100: the aerosol-generating device stops nebulization when the aerosol-generating device is in a child lock open state and/or in a non-operational state.
As an example, when the aerosol-generating device is in the working state, the child lock state at this time may be an open state and a closed state, and if the child lock is in the open state, the suction action of the user on the aerosol-generating device cannot trigger the aerosol-generating device to perform normal atomization, that is, the aerosol-generating device stops atomization; if the child lock is in a closed state, the suction action of the user on the aerosol generating device can trigger the aerosol generating device to be atomized normally, and the aerosol generating device is kept in a working state.
When the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, the child lock state can be an open state and a closed state, and if the child lock is in the open state, the suction action of a user on the aerosol generating device cannot trigger the aerosol generating device to normally atomize, namely, the aerosol generating device stops atomizing, so that the aerosol generating device is maintained in the non-working state; if the child lock is in the closed state, the user's suction action on the aerosol-generating device may trigger the aerosol-generating device to atomize normally.
According to the method, the child lock is integrated on the airflow sensor of the aerosol generating device to achieve the child-resistant function of the aerosol generating device, the original technical design is maintained under the condition that the cost is not increased and the complex structural parts are not increased, the child lock function is increased, the child is prevented from misuse, and the manufacturing cost is greatly reduced. And by setting the overtime protection function, the user can be effectively assisted in reasonable suction.
Referring to fig. 2, a flow chart of a control method of an aerosol-generating device according to another embodiment of the present utility model is shown.
Steps S210-S2100 are the same as those described above for steps S110-S1100, and are not described here.
Further included after step S2100 is:
s2110, starting timing when the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing.
As an example, the starting of the timing when the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing comprises: the aerosol-generating device stops nebulization when a user stops pumping during output of aerosol by the aerosol-generating device, or when the aerosol-generating device is in a child-lock open state and/or in a non-operational state. When the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing, the timing is started with a timing function integrated in the airflow sensor.
S2120, judging whether the time is larger than a second time threshold.
As an example, the determining whether the time is greater than a second time threshold includes determining whether the time is greater than the second time threshold based on a time duration counted by a timing function integrated in the airflow sensor, wherein the second time threshold may be set to 20s.
It should be noted that the second time threshold is not limited herein, and a related person may configure the second time threshold for different times based on actual requirements during the design process.
S2130, in response to the time being greater than a second time threshold, placing the aerosol-generating device in a child lock open state.
As an example, the placing the aerosol-generating device in the child lock open state when the time is greater than a second time threshold comprises: when the accumulated time length of starting to time after the aerosol generating device stops atomizing is larger than the second time threshold value, the aerosol generating device is in a child lock opening state.
Optionally, the way to unlock the child lock function may be: based on the counter integrated on the airflow sensor, the counter starts counting when receiving the high level, and increases the unit value and updates the reference number on the basis of the reference number once the high level is received, wherein the unit value may be 1, the reference number may be set to 0, and it should be noted that the unit value and the reference number are not limited herein, and the technician may change the setting according to the actual situation. The aerosol-generating device initiates a child lock function when the number of puffs in a predetermined period of time reaches a preset threshold, based on a timer integrated with the airflow sensor. Specifically, the number of times of suction may be 5 times within 3 s. It should be noted that the preset time and the preset threshold are not limited here.
S2140, stopping timing in response to the time being less than or equal to a second time threshold.
As an example, when the time is less than the second threshold, stopping the timing includes: stopping timing when it is detected that the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state within a second time threshold period; when the aerosol-generating device is detected to be in a non-aspirating state, the timing is re-timed.
Optionally, when the aerosol is output from the aerosol generating device, the user stops pumping or finishes timing the pumping time of 10 seconds, then starts to calculate the child lock opening time according to the preset time, if no pumping action is performed before timing is finished, then automatically opens the child lock, if pumping action is performed before timing is finished, then stops timing, and starts timing again according to the preset time after waiting for pumping to be finished. Specifically, if no suction action of the aerosol generating device by the user is detected within 20s after the aerosol generating device stops outputting the aerosol, the child lock function is automatically opened. If the user's pumping action is detected within 20s, the timing is stopped and re-timed after the user's pumping is completed.
According to the method, the timing is started after the suction is stopped, and the child lock function is automatically started and started when the timing is finished, so that the electricity utilization rate can be greatly improved.
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Referring to fig. 3, a schematic diagram of an aerosol-generating device control apparatus according to an embodiment of the present utility model is shown. The device comprises:
a detection module 310 for detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state.
An acquisition module 320 for acquiring the operating state of the aerosol-generating device and the operating instructions.
The judging module 330 is configured to judge whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition based on an operation state of the aerosol-generating device.
A control module 340 for controlling the child lock state and the nebulization state of the aerosol-generating device.
As an example, the acquisition module 320 includes: an acquiring working state module 3201, configured to acquire whether the aerosol-generating device is in a working state; the acquiring operation instruction module 3202 is configured to acquire operation instructions of the aerosol-generating device based on a user.
The judging module 330 includes: a first judging module 3301, configured to judge whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition when the aerosol-generating device is in an operating state; the second judging module 3302 is configured to judge whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition when the aerosol-generating device is in a non-working state.
The control module 340 includes: a first control module 3401, configured to, when the aerosol-generating device is in an operating state, respond to the operation instruction meeting a first preset condition, and make the aerosol-generating device in a child lock open state; and means for maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition; a second control module 3402, configured to, when the aerosol-generating device is in a non-operating state, respond to the operation instruction meeting a first preset condition and make the aerosol-generating device in a child lock closed state; and means for maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition; a third control module 3403 for stopping the aerosol-generating device from aerosolization when the aerosol-generating device is in a child-lock open state and/or in a non-operational state.
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The embodiment of the utility model also proposes a storage medium having stored thereon a control method of an aerosol-generating device, which when executed by a processor implements the steps of the control method of an aerosol-generating device as described above. Because the storage medium adopts all the technical schemes of all the embodiments, the storage medium has at least all the beneficial effects brought by the technical schemes of the embodiments, and the description is omitted here.
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Referring to fig. 4, an embodiment of the present utility model further provides an electronic device, including: a memory and a processor; at least one program instruction is stored in the memory; the processor implements the method of controlling an aerosol-generating device provided in embodiment 1 by loading and executing the at least one program instruction.
The memory 402 and the processor 401 are connected by a bus, which may include any number of interconnected buses and bridges, which connect together the various circuits of the one or more processors 401 and the memory 402. The bus may also connect various other circuits such as peripherals, voltage regulators, and power management circuits, which are well known in the art, and therefore, will not be described any further herein. The bus interface provides an interface between the bus and the transceiver. The transceiver may be one element or may be a plurality of elements, such as a plurality of receivers and transmitters, providing a means for communicating with various other apparatus over a transmission medium. The data processed by the processor 401 is transmitted over a wireless medium via an antenna, which further receives and transmits the data to the processor 401.
The processor 401 is responsible for managing the bus and general processing and may also provide various functions including timing, peripheral interfaces, voltage regulation, power management, and other control functions. And memory 402 may be used to store data used by processor 401 in performing operations.
The foregoing is merely an embodiment of the present utility model, and a specific structure and characteristics of common knowledge in the art, which are well known in the scheme, are not described herein, so that a person of ordinary skill in the art knows all the prior art in the application day or before the priority date of the present utility model, and can know all the prior art in the field, and have the capability of applying the conventional experimental means before the date, so that a person of ordinary skill in the art can complete and implement the present embodiment in combination with his own capability in the light of the present application, and some typical known structures or known methods should not be an obstacle for a person of ordinary skill in the art to implement the present application. It should be noted that modifications and improvements can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the structure of the present utility model, and these should also be considered as the scope of the present utility model, which does not affect the effect of the implementation of the present utility model and the utility of the patent. The protection scope of the present application shall be subject to the content of the claims, and the description of the specific embodiments and the like in the specification can be used for explaining the content of the claims.

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1. A method of controlling an aerosol-generating device, the method comprising:
detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state;
acquiring an operating state of the aerosol-generating device in response to the aerosol-generating device being in a suction state;
acquiring an operation instruction based on the aerosol generating device;
when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not;
responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock opening state;
in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in an operating state;
when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not;
responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition, and enabling the aerosol generating device to be in a child lock closing state;
in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition, maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state;
the aerosol-generating device stops nebulization when the aerosol-generating device is in a child lock open state and/or in a non-operational state.
2. A method of controlling an aerosol-generating device according to claim 1, wherein the aerosol-generating device comprises an airflow sensor assembly for monitoring whether a puff has occurred in the aerosol-generating device and for counting the number of puffs and counting the time when there is a puff.
3. A method of controlling an aerosol-generating device according to claim 1, wherein the operating instructions comprise: the number of suction ports, the number of key presses to the aerosol-generating device, the duration of key presses to the aerosol-generating device, the number of successive strokes to the aerosol-generating device, and the duration of successive puffs, or a combination thereof.
4. A control method of an aerosol-generating device according to claim 1, wherein the first preset condition is that the number of suction openings satisfies the first preset number of openings within a first time threshold, and/or that the number of consecutive presses of the key of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the first preset number of times, and/or that the number of consecutive taps of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the second preset number of times, and/or that the number of consecutive shakes of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the third preset number of times, and/or that the duration of the continuous suction satisfies the first preset duration, and/or that the duration of the consecutive presses of the key of the aerosol-generating device satisfies the second preset duration.
5. A method of controlling an aerosol-generating device according to claim 4, wherein the first predetermined condition comprises firing instructions in the airflow sensor assembly that the number of suction ports satisfies the first predetermined number of ports for a first predetermined time.
6. A method of controlling an aerosol-generating device according to claim 4, wherein the aerosol-generating device further comprises a 3D sensor for detecting the number of taps or shakes of the aerosol-generating device.
7. A method of controlling an aerosol-generating device according to claim 4, wherein the keys in the aerosol-generating device are mechanical and/or electronic keys for activating or deactivating the aerosol-generating device; and for energizing during aspiration.
8. A control method of an aerosol-generating device according to claim 1, further comprising, after the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing:
starting timing when the aerosol-generating device stops atomizing;
judging whether the time is greater than a second time threshold;
in response to the time being greater than a second time threshold, the aerosol-generating device is placed in a child lock open state.
9. A control device for an aerosol-generating device, the device comprising:
a detection module for detecting whether the aerosol-generating device is in a suction state;
an acquisition module for acquiring an operating state and an operating instruction of the aerosol-generating device;
the judging module is used for judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition or not based on the working state of the aerosol generating device;
and the control module is used for controlling the child lock state and the atomization state of the aerosol generating device.
10. A control device for an aerosol-generating device according to claim 9, wherein the acquisition module comprises:
the working state acquisition module is used for acquiring whether the aerosol generating device is in a working state or not;
the operation instruction acquisition module is used for acquiring an operation instruction of a user based on the aerosol generating device;
the judging module comprises:
the first judging module is used for judging whether the operation instruction meets a first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a working state;
and the second judging module is used for judging whether the operation instruction meets the first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state.
The control module includes:
the first control module is used for responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a working state, so that the aerosol generating device is in a child lock opening state; and
for maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition;
the second control module is used for responding to the operation instruction to meet a first preset condition when the aerosol generating device is in a non-working state, so that the aerosol generating device is in a child lock closing state; and
for maintaining the aerosol-generating device in a non-operational state in response to the operating instruction not meeting a first preset condition;
and a third control module for stopping the aerosol-generating device from atomizing when the aerosol-generating device is in a child lock open state and/or in a non-operating state.
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