CN116832275A - Oral sprayer convenient to start and starting method thereof - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to the technical field of oral cavity sprayers, in particular to a convenient-to-start oral cavity sprayer and a starting method thereof, wherein the oral cavity sprayer comprises a main body, wherein a liquid bin, an atomizing assembly, a power supply assembly and a control assembly are arranged in the main body; the atomizing assembly is provided with an atomizing cover, an atomizing seat and an atomizing sheet, wherein the atomizing cover is positioned at the outermost side of the atomizing assembly and covers the atomizing sheet and the atomizing seat; the control assembly is provided with a circuit board, a control chip and an induction device, the control chip and the induction device are respectively and electrically connected with the circuit board, the induction device is arranged on the atomization cap and used for detecting touch operation of a user and sending corresponding signal data to the control assembly, and the control assembly receives the signal data sent by the induction device and runs preset operation according to the signal data. Finally, the spray opening time of the mouth sprayer can be accurately controlled, and misoperation is not easy to occur. The authenticity of the liquid bin can be identified, and the health risk brought by using inferior products is avoided.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of oral cavity sprayers, in particular to an oral cavity sprayer capable of being started conveniently and a starting method thereof.
Background
The electronic oral sprayer, i.e. electronic oral sprayer, is a portable oral sprayer, and can be used for refreshing breath, or treating stomatitis, stomatocace, pharyngolaryngitis, etc. The electronic mouth sprayer generally adopts an ultrasonic atomization technology to realize uniform mist discharge, and performs atomization treatment on liquid by arranging an ultrasonic atomization sheet on a liquid outlet of a liquid bin, so that water mist is sprayed out, and the liquid with corresponding action can directly act in an oral cavity or a throat part to relieve corresponding symptoms.
The Chinese patent document with publication number CN209662360U discloses an ultrasonic atomization humidification sprayer, which comprises a water supplementing instrument, a water storage cup and a glucose powder cup, wherein the water storage cup and the glucose powder cup are arranged at the upper end and the lower end of the water supplementing instrument; when the sliding piece slides into one side of the switch, the spray opening is exposed, the water supplementing instrument is in a working state, and the water supplementing instrument is internally vibrated by ultrasonic waves, so that a water source is atomized and sprayed out from the spray opening.
As described in the above patent document, a switch is provided to turn on the water replenishing device, thereby atomizing the liquid and spraying the atomized liquid. The switch needs to be manually pressed or slid to work, and misoperation is easy to occur. For example, when the spray nozzle is not placed at a proper position of the nozzle, the operation is started, so that liquid is sprayed out to waste; for example, when the bag is carried in the bag, articles in the bag collide with each other, so that the switch is turned on by mistake, and liquid is sprayed into the bag, so that the articles in the bag are wasted and are easy to wet.
Therefore, how to control the spray opening time of the mouth sprayer more accurately, so that the mouth sprayer can spray water mist into the oral cavity accurately, misoperation is not easy to occur, liquid is not wasted, other objects are not wetted, and the mouth sprayer is a technical problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provides a technical scheme capable of solving the problems.
The invention provides a convenient-to-start oral sprayer which comprises a main body, wherein a liquid bin, an atomizing assembly, a power supply assembly and a control assembly are arranged in the main body, liquid to be atomized is arranged in the liquid bin, the atomizing assembly is used for atomizing and spraying the liquid to be atomized, the power supply assembly provides operation power for the atomizing assembly and the control assembly, and the control assembly is used for driving and managing the operation of the atomizing assembly; the atomization assembly is provided with an atomization cover, an atomization seat and an atomization sheet, the liquid bin is connected to the atomization seat, the atomization sheet is fixedly connected to the atomization seat, and the atomization cover is positioned at the outermost side of the atomization assembly and covers the atomization sheet and the atomization seat; the control assembly is provided with a circuit board, a control chip and an induction device, the control chip and the induction device are respectively and electrically connected with the circuit board, the induction device is arranged on the atomization cap and used for detecting touch operation of a user, sending corresponding signal data to the control assembly, and the control assembly receives the signal data sent by the induction device and runs preset operation according to the signal data.
As a further scheme of the invention: the sensing device is provided with a sensing circuit which is used for detecting skin touch operation on the outer wall of the atomization cap; the atomization cover is made of conductive materials; the induction circuit is provided with a conductive square block and a conductive terminal which are respectively and electrically connected with the circuit board, the conductive square block is electrically connected with the shell, the shell is connected into the induction circuit, the conductive terminal is electrically connected with the atomization cover, and the atomization cover is connected into the induction circuit; the sensing device detects skin touch operation on the outer wall of the atomization cap according to the conduction state of the sensing circuit.
As a further scheme of the invention: the sensing device is provided with a capacitive sensing touch key, and the touch key is arranged on the inner wall of the atomization cover and is used for detecting skin touch operation on the outer wall of the atomization cover and sending a skin touch signal to the control component; the atomization cap is made of an insulating material capable of transmitting skin touch operation.
As a further scheme of the invention: the control assembly is also provided with a button switch which is electrically connected to the circuit board and controls the operation of the atomizing assembly so as to atomize the liquid into water mist for spraying; the button switch is arranged as a capacitive sensing touch key, and when the button switch detects skin touch operation, a skin touch signal is sent to the control component.
As a further scheme of the invention: when the control component receives skin touch signals of the sensing device and the button switch at the same time, the atomization component starts to be started to perform corresponding atomization operation.
The invention also provides a method for starting the oral sprayer, which comprises the following steps:
detecting touch operation of a user on the oral sprayer to obtain corresponding signal data;
comparing the corresponding signal data with preset information to judge whether to operate the atomization assembly;
generating a corresponding operation instruction according to the judging result;
and correspondingly operating the atomization assembly according to the operation instruction.
As a further scheme of the invention: the method for detecting touch operation comprises the following steps: the induction circuit detects that the atomizing cover and the shell form an electric loop, so that the induction circuit is in a conducting state, namely, a corresponding conducting signal is sent.
As a further scheme of the invention: the method for detecting touch operation comprises the following steps: touch operation of the user mouth skin to the atomizing cover is detected through the capacitive sensing touch keys, and corresponding mouth touch signals are sent.
As a further scheme of the invention: the method for detecting touch operation comprises the following steps: touch operation of the user hand skin to the button switch is detected through the capacitive sensing touch keys, and corresponding hand touch signals are sent.
As a further scheme of the invention: the method for detecting touch operation comprises the following steps: the touch operation of the skin of the mouth of the user on the atomizing cover and the touch operation of the skin of the hand of the user on the button switch are detected through the capacitive sensing touch keys respectively, and corresponding mouth touch signals and hand touch signals are sent simultaneously.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. through the atomizing lid that contacts mouth skin and the casing of contact hand skin, insert induction circuit respectively, make the casing of the handheld mouthful of sprayer of user and remove the position that is close the mouth to mouthful of sprayer, make the atomizing lid contact mouth skin to can make induction circuit form the electric loop, and then make the control chip can open the atomizing subassembly according to the state of turning on of electric loop, carry out the atomizing operation, atomize the liquid in the mouthful sprayer into the water smoke, the blowout is in the oral cavity. Therefore, the spray opening time of the mouth sprayer can be accurately controlled, so that the mouth sprayer can accurately spray water mist into the oral cavity at proper time.
2. The sensing device can be set to be a capacitive sensing touch key, so that the atomizing assembly is opened by touching the atomizing cover by using the skin of the mouth, water mist is sprayed out, and the accurate atomization opening time can be controlled.
3. The hand and mouth skin touch keys can be used by a user at the same time, the atomizing assembly is started, and water mist is sprayed out, so that misoperation can be better avoided.
Therefore, the invention can provide the oral sprayer which is started conveniently and quickly through the improvement, and the spray opening time of the oral sprayer can be controlled more accurately, so that the oral sprayer can spray water mist into an oral cavity accurately, misoperation is not easy to occur, liquid is not wasted, and other objects are not wetted. The authenticity of the liquid bin can be identified, and the health risk brought by using inferior products is avoided.
Additional aspects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows, and in part will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial schematic view at A in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional structural view of a liquid cartridge of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged partial schematic view at B in FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of the control assembly of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the RFID coil of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of an exploded construction of the atomizing assembly of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a schematic view of the exploded construction of the liquid cartridge and receiving chamber of the present invention;
FIG. 10 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the containment chamber of the present invention;
FIG. 11 is a schematic view of the structure of the atomizing base according to the present invention;
FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of a touch key of the present invention;
FIG. 13 is a flow chart of the start-up method of the present invention;
FIG. 14 is a schematic flow chart of the sensing circuit of the present invention;
FIG. 15 is a flow chart of the mouth touch of the present invention;
FIG. 16 is a flow chart of the hand touch of the present invention;
FIG. 17 is a schematic flow chart of simultaneous mouth and hand touch in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 18 is a circuit schematic of the control chip of the present invention;
FIG. 19 is a circuit schematic of charge management of the power supply assembly of the present invention;
FIG. 20 is a schematic electrical circuit diagram of an atomizer plate of the atomizing assembly of the present invention;
FIG. 21 is a circuit schematic of the sensing circuit of the present invention;
FIG. 22 is a schematic circuit diagram of a radio frequency identification coil of the present invention;
FIG. 23 is a circuit schematic of a first Hall switch of the present invention;
fig. 24 is a circuit schematic of a second hall switch of the present invention.
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10 a main body; 11 an outer cover; 12 a first magnetic member; 13 a housing; 14 a bracket; 15 accommodating chambers; 16 a second magnetic member; 17 a third magnetic member; 20 liquid bins; 21 guide posts; 22 supporting seats; a 23 spring; 24 insert the cylinder; 25 inserting the bump; 26 sealing a silica gel ring; 27 fourth magnetic member; 30 an atomizing assembly; 31 an atomizing sheet; 32 an atomization cap; 33 third bumps; 34 ejection port; 35 hoop parts; 36 a first recess; 37 conductive pins; 40 atomizing seats; 41 first bumps; 42 second bumps; 43 is connected into the round hole; 44 access notches; 45 is connected into the groove; 50 a power supply assembly; a 51 battery; 52 charging terminals; 60 a control assembly; 61 a circuit board; a first hall switch 62; 63 a second hall switch; 64 conductive squares; 65 conductive terminals; a 66 button switch; 67 vibration plates; 68 to the electrical terminal; 69 touching a key; 70 radio frequency identification coil.
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The following description of the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clear and complete, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the invention without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the invention.
Referring to fig. 1 to 24, in an embodiment of the present invention, an oral cavity sprayer for convenient starting includes a main body 10, a liquid bin 20, an atomizing assembly 30, a power supply assembly 50 and a control assembly 60 are disposed in the main body 10, the liquid bin 20 is filled with a liquid to be atomized, the atomizing assembly 30 is used for atomizing and spraying the liquid to be atomized, the power supply assembly 50 provides operation power for the atomizing assembly 30 and the control assembly 60, and the control assembly 60 is used for driving and managing operation of the atomizing assembly 30; the atomizing assembly 30 is provided with an atomizing cover 32, an atomizing seat 40 and an atomizing sheet 31, the liquid bin 20 is connected to the atomizing seat 40, the atomizing sheet 31 is fixedly connected to the atomizing seat 40, and the atomizing cover 32 is positioned at the outermost side of the atomizing assembly 30 and covers the atomizing sheet 31 and the atomizing seat 40; the control assembly 60 is provided with a circuit board 61, a control chip and an induction device (not shown in the figure), the control chip and the induction device are respectively electrically connected with the circuit board 61, the induction device is arranged on the atomization cap 32 and is used for detecting touch operation of a user and transmitting corresponding signal data to the control assembly 60, and the control assembly 60 receives the signal data transmitted by the induction device and operates preset operation according to the signal data.
Specifically, the user moves the oral sprayer to the vicinity of the mouth and brings the skin of the mouth into contact with the atomizing base 40, so that the sensing device senses the touch of the skin, then sends a start signal to the control component 60, and after receiving the start signal, the control component 60 controls the atomizing component 30 to start the atomizing operation, and then sprays water mist from the spray outlet 34 of the atomizing base 40, so that the water mist is directly sprayed into the oral cavity of the user. Therefore, the spraying opening time of the mouth sprayer can be controlled more accurately, so that the mouth sprayer can accurately spray water mist into the oral cavity, misoperation is not easy to occur, liquid is not wasted, and other objects are not wetted.
In another embodiment, the sensing means is provided with sensing circuitry (not shown) for detecting a skin touch operation on the outer wall of the aerosol cap 32; the outer part of the main body 10 is provided with a conductive shell 13, and the atomization cap 32 is made of a conductive material; the induction circuit is provided with a conductive square 64 and a conductive terminal 65 which are respectively and electrically connected with the control component 60, the conductive square 64 is electrically connected with the shell 13 so as to provide power for the shell 13 and connect the shell 13 into the induction circuit, and the conductive terminal 65 is electrically connected with the atomization cap 32 so as to provide power for the atomization cap 32 and connect the atomization cap 32 into the induction circuit; the sensing device detects a skin touch operation on the outer wall of the atomizing cover 32 according to the conductive state of the sensing circuit.
Specifically, the housing 13 and the atomizing cover 32 of the oral sprayer are made of conductive materials by utilizing the conductive property of the skin of the human body, and the housing 13 and the atomizing cover 32 are respectively connected into the induction circuit by using the conductive square block 64 and the conductive terminal 65. When a user takes the oral sprayer, the hand skin of the user can contact the conductive shell 13, and then the oral sprayer is moved to a mouth position, so that the mouth skin is contacted with the conductive atomization cover 32, an electric loop is formed among the shell 13, the hand skin, the mouth skin and the atomization cover 32, the induction circuit is in a conducting state, and the induction device can send corresponding conducting signals to the control chip according to the conducting state of the induction circuit. Upon receiving the on signal, the control chip may control the atomizing assembly 30 to start, begin atomizing the liquid, and then spray the mist from the position of the spray outlet 34 of the atomizing cap 32.
In another embodiment, as shown in fig. 12, preferably, the sensing device is provided with a capacitive sensing touch key 69, and the touch key 69 is disposed on the inner wall of the aerosol cap 32 and can detect a skin touch operation on the outer wall of the aerosol cap 32; the atomization cap 32 is made of an insulating material having a certain thickness and capable of transmitting a skin touch operation.
Specifically, the thickness of the sidewall of the aerosol cap 32 is preferably set to be between 0.1 mm and 2.9 mm, so that skin touch on the outer wall of the aerosol cap 32 can be more effectively detected by the touch keys 69. Preferably, the atomizing cover 32 may be configured as a flat cylinder, and both sides of the flat cylinder are provided with capacitive sensing touch keys 69, and are electrically connected to the control assembly 60 respectively.
Secondly, a corresponding capacitive sensing touch key 69 may be directly disposed on the inner wall of the atomizing cover 32, one may be disposed on one side, or a plurality of capacitive sensing touch keys 69 may be disposed on multiple sides, and when only one capacitive sensing touch key 69 is disposed on one side, it will be understood that some prompts may be disposed on the corresponding side, so that a user may know the disposed position of the capacitive sensing touch key 69. For example, protrusions or recesses may be provided on the outer wall of the atomizing cover 32 to provide a cue. When the user moves the oral sprayer near the mouth and brings the mouth skin into contact with the outer wall of the atomization cap 32, the touch button 69 can detect the touch operation of the skin, so as to send a corresponding mouth skin touch signal to the control chip, and after the control chip receives the mouth skin touch signal, the control chip controls the atomization assembly 30 to start to atomize liquid, and then the water mist is sprayed from the position of the spray outlet 34 of the atomization cap 32.
In yet another embodiment, the control assembly 60 is further provided with a push button switch 66, the push button switch 66 being electrically connected to the circuit board 61 and controlling the operation of the atomizing assembly 30 to atomize the liquid into a mist for discharge.
Specifically, in order to take care of the conventional usage habits of the user, a corresponding push-button switch 66 may be provided, so that the oral cavity sprayer may be turned on and off correspondingly through the push-button switch 66. Such as double clicking on the push button switch 66 while remaining depressed, the oral sprayer begins to spray water mist. The holding state of the push button switch 66 is then released, i.e., the discharge of the mist is stopped. Preferably, a corresponding function of stopping the timing may be provided, such as stopping the continuous spraying of the water mist after the holding state of the oral sprayer is continued for five seconds, even if the holding state of the push button switch 66 is maintained. Thus preventing accidents or stopping spraying when the user forgets to release the push button switch 66.
In yet another embodiment, the push-button switch 66 is preferably configured as a capacitive sensing touch key 69, and when the push-button switch 66 detects a skin touch operation, a corresponding touch signal is sent to the control assembly 60.
Specifically, to optimize the use experience, the push switch may be used instead of the push switch, and the push switch 66 may be configured as a touch button 69, so that the push switch 66 may be triggered by touching the finger skin. In order to prevent false touches, it is preferable to provide a quick tap twice and hold the finger skin on the push button switch 66 before the corresponding start operation.
In yet another embodiment, it is preferred that the control assembly 60 not begin to activate operation of the atomizing assembly 30 until a skin touch signal is received from both the sensing device and the push button switch 66.
Specifically, as described above, even if the push switch 66 is provided as the capacitive sensing touch key 69, it is required to be provided as a double tap in order to prevent erroneous touch, which is inconvenient. Therefore, instead of touching twice, the user's finger skin is directly placed and held on the touch button 69 of the button switch 66, and then the atomizing cover 32 is contacted with the skin of the mouth, so that the touch button 69 on the atomizing cover 32 also detects the skin touch operation, and the control chip receives the skin touch signals of the sensing device and the button switch 66 at the same time, so as to control the atomizing assembly 30 to start the start operation. In this embodiment, when the push button switch 66 and the atomizing cover 32 use the touch keys 69 at the same time, the false touch can be prevented, the operation habit of the user can be met, and the use experience of the user can be improved.
As shown in fig. 13 to 14, the present invention further provides a method for starting an oral sprayer, the method comprising: detecting touch operation of a user on the oral sprayer to obtain corresponding signal data; comparing the corresponding signal data with preset information to determine whether to operate the atomizing assembly 30; generating a corresponding operation instruction according to the judging result; the atomizing assembly 30 is correspondingly operated according to the operation instructions.
Specifically, the oral sprayer is started directly in a touch manner, so that the use experience of a user is optimized, the problem that fingers are required to be pressed with force when a switch is pressed is avoided, and a certain pressing sound is generated is solved. The touch type touch screen can be quite silent relatively, can be started by touching lightly, is elegant and attractive in action, and brings a certain aesthetic feeling to people.
As shown in fig. 14, the method for detecting a touch operation includes: the induction circuit detects that the atomization cap 32 and the shell 13 form an electric loop, so that the induction circuit is in a conducting state, namely a corresponding conducting signal is sent.
As shown in fig. 15, the method for detecting a touch operation further includes: touch operation of the user's mouth skin on the atomizing cover 32 is detected by the capacitive sensing touch key 69, and a corresponding mouth touch signal is transmitted.
As shown in fig. 16, the method for detecting a touch operation further includes: touch operation of the user's hand skin on the push button switch 66 is detected by the capacitive sensing touch key 69, and a corresponding hand touch signal is transmitted.
As shown in fig. 17, the method for detecting a touch operation further includes: the touch operation of the user's mouth skin to the atomizing cover 32 and the touch operation of the user's hand skin to the button switch 66 are detected by the capacitive sensing touch key 69, respectively, and the corresponding mouth touch signal and hand touch signal are simultaneously transmitted.
Specifically, in this embodiment, the user only needs to place the skin of the handle portion on the button switch 66, and the touch key 69 on the button switch 66 can receive the finger touch operation, so as to send a corresponding hand touch signal; and simultaneously, the oral sprayer is moved to the position of the mouth, so that the skin of the mouth touches the touch key 69 on the atomization cap 32, the touch key 69 on the atomization cap 32 sends a corresponding mouth touch signal, and the control chip only receives the hand touch signal and the mouth touch signal at the same time for comparison. When the comparison parameters are consistent, the atomizing assembly 30 is started to perform corresponding liquid atomization and spray water mist. The comparison parameter may be the intensity of the touch signal, or the touch time, etc.
In yet another embodiment, referring to fig. 1 to 12, a convenient-to-start oral sprayer includes a main body 10, a liquid bin 20, an atomizing assembly 30, a power supply assembly 50 and a control assembly 60 are disposed in the main body 10, the liquid bin 20 is filled with liquid to be atomized, the atomizing assembly 30 is used for atomizing and spraying the liquid to be atomized, the power supply assembly 50 provides operation power for the atomizing assembly 30 and the control assembly 60, and the control assembly 60 is used for driving and managing operation of the atomizing assembly 30; the control assembly 60 is provided with a circuit board 61, a control chip (not shown in the figure) and an induction circuit (not shown in the figure), and the power assembly 50, the atomizing assembly 30, the control chip and the induction circuit are respectively and electrically connected to the circuit board 61; the outside of the main body 10 is provided with a conductive shell 13, the atomization assembly 30 is provided with a conductive atomization cap 32, the induction circuit is provided with a conductive square 64 and a conductive terminal 65, the conductive square 64 is electrically connected with the shell 13 so as to provide power for the shell 13 and connect the shell 13 into the induction circuit, and the conductive terminal 65 is electrically connected with the atomization cap 32 so as to provide power for the atomization cap 32 and connect the atomization cap 32 into the induction circuit; the control chip drives the atomizing assembly 30 to operate correspondingly according to the conduction state of the sensing circuit.
Specifically, first, an electronic oral sprayer, which is generally provided with a control switch (not shown), is used to control the opening of the oral sprayer, so that the liquid in the oral sprayer is atomized to form a mist, and the mist is sprayed into the oral cavity to perform corresponding treatments, such as freshening breath, relieving symptoms, and the like. Unlike conventional humidification sprayers, the requirements for spraying time are higher. Humidification sprayers are generally used for supplementing water to the surrounding environment or the surface skin, relatively do not need very accurate spraying time, and even some humidifiers which use a common water source as liquid to be atomized can be opened for a long time. However, electronic oral nebulizers are relatively expensive due to the limited volume of liquid within them, and generally are liquids having specific components, and waste should be avoided as much as possible. The opening time of the mouth sprayer is important, and it is preferable that the spraying function of the mouth sprayer is started after the discharge opening 34 of the atomizing cap 32 is placed at the corresponding portion of the mouth. However, the traditional switch is easy to cause misoperation such as advanced operation or delayed operation due to manual control of a user, and the situations of wasting liquid or wasting time and the like occur.
Secondly, in the embodiment, by arranging the corresponding sensing circuit, when the control chip detects that the sensing circuit is in a conducting state, the atomizing assembly 30 is started, so that liquid is atomized into water mist to be sprayed out; when the control chip detects that the sensing circuit is in a non-conducting state, the atomizing assembly 30 is turned off, and water mist is not sprayed. It will be appreciated that the time for continuously opening the atomizing assembly 30 may be limited, for example, the control chip may stop the atomizing assembly 30 from being opened after continuously opening the atomizing assembly 30 for five seconds even if the sensing circuit is still in the on state. The accident situation is prevented, and the sensing circuit is in an incorrect conduction state, so that the water mist is continuously sprayed. The control chip can adopt the existing products in the prior art to carry out corresponding production processing, so that the control chip can process the instructions. For example, an MCF73 singlechip, which is an existing product in the prior art, is used, and the 8-bit Flash universal MCU with high performance and low power consumption is provided.
The sensing circuit is preferably configured such that the atomizing cover 32 contacting the skin of the mouth and the housing 13 contacting the skin of the hand are connected to the sensing circuit, respectively, so that the user holds the housing 13 of the mouth sprayer and moves the mouth sprayer to a position close to the mouth, and the atomizing cover 32 contacts the skin of the mouth, whereby the sensing circuit can be electrically circulated, and the control chip can turn on the atomizing assembly 30 to perform the atomizing operation according to the on state of the electrically circulated circuit, thereby atomizing the liquid in the mouth sprayer into mist, and discharging the mist into the oral cavity. Therefore, the spray opening time of the mouth sprayer can be accurately controlled, so that the mouth sprayer can spray water mist into the oral cavity at proper time, and the situation of wasting liquid is avoided.
Again, preferably, the portion of the atomizing cover 32 corresponding to the conductive terminal 65 may further be provided with a second magnetic member 16, where the second magnetic member 16 is fixedly connected to the atomizing cover 32 and forms an adsorption connection with the conductive terminal 65, so that the atomizing cover 32 better forms an abutment with the conductive terminal 65, thereby forming an electrical connection. Preferably, the second magnetic member 16 may be in contact with the conductive terminal 65 or in contact with the atomizing cover 32, and therefore the second magnetic member 16 may be a conductive metal magnetic member having a magnetic force, so that the conductive terminal 65 may be adsorbed, or the atomizing cover 32 and the conductive terminal 65 may be directly and electrically connected.
As shown in fig. 1, preferably, the main body 10 is further provided with an outer cover 11, and the outer cover 11 is connected to one end of the main body 10 in a buckling manner and forms a cover for the atomizing assembly 30; the outer cover 11 is provided with a first magnetic member 12, the circuit board 61 is provided with a first hall switch 62 at a position corresponding to the first magnetic member 12, and the first hall switch 62 is used for detecting whether the outer cover 11 covers the atomizing assembly 30.
Specifically, after the outer cover 11 is fastened to the atomization cap 32, the atomization cap 32 can be protected, so that the atomization cap 32 is kept clean when not in use. In addition, the second magnetic element 16 provided on the atomization cap 32 can also form magnetic attraction with the first magnetic element 12 on the outer cap 11, so that the outer cap 11 can be further and better fixed on the main body 10. Moreover, the first hall switch 62 can also monitor the pull-out condition of the outer cap 11 by sensing the first magnetic member 12. If the outer cover 11 is not pulled out, the first hall switch 62 detects the presence of the first magnetic member 12, and at this time, the atomizing assembly 30 of the mouth sprayer cannot be opened, so that when the mouth sprayer is placed in the bag, the situation that water mist is sprayed does not occur even if the push button switch 66 is mistakenly pressed. The atomizing assembly 30 can be operated only if the first hall switch 62 detects that the first magnetic member 12 is away, i.e., the outer cap 11 has been pulled out.
As shown in fig. 2, 6 and 9, preferably, a stand 14 is provided in the main body 10, the stand 14 is inserted into the main body 10 from an opening at one end of the main body 10, a receiving chamber 15 is provided on the stand 14, an insertion opening of the receiving chamber 15 is exposed outside the opening at one end of the main body 10, and a liquid chamber 20 containing liquid to be atomized therein can be inserted into the receiving chamber 15 through the insertion opening. The liquid bin 20 is provided with a guide post 21, one end of the guide post 21 is inserted into the liquid bin 20, and the other end of the guide post extends out of the liquid bin 20 by a certain length, so that the liquid to be atomized in the liquid bin 20 is guided out of the liquid bin 20. The guide post 21 extends and is equipped with atomizing subassembly 30 in the cover on the one end of liquid storehouse 20, atomizing subassembly 30 is provided with atomizing seat 40, atomizing piece 31 and atomizing lid 32, atomizing lid 32 and atomizing piece 31 fixed connection are on atomizing seat 40, and atomizing seat 40 cup joints on guide post 21 to make atomizing piece 31 can contact the liquid on the guide post 21, thereby carry out the atomizing to the liquid, form water smoke blowout. The atomizing cover 32 is provided with an ejection port 34, and the mist ejected from the atomizing sheet 31 passes through the ejection port 34 to be ejected to the outside of the nozzle.
Specifically, the housing 13 outside the main body 10 is preferably formed in a flat tubular shape, the interior thereof is hollow, both ends thereof have openings, the bracket 14 is inserted into the interior of the housing 13 from one end opening and keeps a part exposed to the outside of the housing 13, the liquid cartridge 20 is inserted into the accommodating chamber 15 through the insertion opening of the accommodating chamber 15 exposed to the outside, and the atomizing assembly 30 snap-coupled to the liquid cartridge 20 is kept outside the accommodating chamber 15. The atomizing base 40 and the atomizing cover 32 of the atomizing assembly 30 are also brought into abutment with one end of the insertion opening of the receiving chamber 15 in the bracket 14. It will be appreciated that the conductive terminals 65 and the electrical terminals 68 are disposed on the end portions of the support 14, so that the conductive terminals 65 can be better electrically connected with the atomizing cover 32, and the electrical terminals 68 can be better electrically connected with the atomizing sheet 31 mounted on the atomizing base 40. The atomizing plate 31 has two wires, which are electrically connected to each other through the conductive pins 37 connected to the atomizing assembly 30, and the conductive pins 37 are abutted to the electrical terminals 68, so that power can be transmitted. It will be appreciated that the bracket 14 is preferably made of a material having good insulating properties, such as insulating plastic.
In addition, in order to better contact the guide post 21 with the atomizing sheet 31, so that the atomizing sheet 31 can better atomize the liquid guided by the guide post 21, a supporting seat 22 and a spring 23 can be arranged at the bottom of the inner cavity of the liquid bin 20, and one end of the guide post 21 inserted into the liquid bin 20 is inserted into the supporting seat 22 and is supported by the elasticity of the spring 23. When the elastic force of the spring 23 is applied to the guide post 21, the guide post 21 can be better contacted with the atomizing sheet 31, so that the atomizing sheet 31 atomizes and sprays the liquid on the guide post 21.
As shown in fig. 3, 8 and 11, preferably, the atomizing assembly 30 is further provided with a collar member 35, the collar member 35 is provided with a first concave hole 36, the atomizing base 40 is provided with a first protruding block 41, the collar member 35 is sleeved on the atomizing base 40, and the first protruding block 41 is clamped into the first concave hole 36, so that the atomizing sheet 31 is fixedly connected to the atomizing base 40.
Specifically, for better fixing the atomizing sheet 31, a corresponding clip member 35 may be provided, and the clip member 35 may be fixed to the atomizing base 40 by the first concave hole 36 and the first convex block 41 being engaged with each other. Preferably, the clip member 35 is made of a material having a certain hardness and capable of forming a certain supporting force, and at the same time, in order to form a certain sealing effect between the atomizing sheet 31 and the atomizing cover 32 and prevent water mist from leaking out from the edge of the atomizing sheet 31, the clip member 35 is preferably made of a material having a certain flexibility, such as a silica gel material having a certain hardness and capable of having a certain flexibility.
As shown in fig. 10 and 11, preferably, the atomizing base 40 is provided with a second protrusion 42, the atomizing cover 32 is provided with a third protrusion 33, and the second protrusion 42 and the third protrusion 33 cooperate with each other to form a snap connection, so that the atomizing cover 32 is fixedly connected to the atomizing base 40.
Specifically, in order to better fix the atomization cap 32, the second protrusion 42 and the third protrusion 33 may be further provided and fastened to each other to form a fixed connection. And the second magnetic member 16 is preferably fixedly coupled between the atomizing cap 32 and the atomizing base 40.
As shown in fig. 9 to 11, preferably, the atomizing base 40 is provided with an access circular hole 43, an access notch 44 and an access groove 45, one end of the liquid bin 20 extending out of the guide post 21 is provided with an insertion cylinder 24 and an insertion projection 25, the guide post 21 is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the insertion cylinder 24, the insertion projection 25 and the access notch 44 are matched with each other, so that the insertion cylinder 24 can be inserted into the access circular hole 43, the liquid bin 20 is rotated, the insertion projection 25 and the insertion cylinder 24 synchronously rotate, and the insertion projection 25 is clamped into the access groove 45, so that detachable fixed connection is formed between the liquid bin 20 and the atomizing base 40. The liquid bin 20 is further provided with a sealing silica gel ring 26, the sealing silica gel ring 26 is sleeved on the guide post 21, one end of the sealing silica gel ring 26 is abutted to the insertion cylinder 24, and the other end of the sealing silica gel ring is abutted to the atomizing seat 40.
In particular, because of the portability of the mouth spray, the capacity of the liquid reservoir 20 is relatively limited, so that for ease of use, it is preferable to provide a replaceable liquid reservoir 20, while the atomizing assembly 30 has corresponding components thereon, which are relatively costly, and therefore can be provided for reuse. The liquid bin 20 can be inserted into the atomizing base 40 of the atomizing assembly 30 by providing corresponding insertion lugs 25 and snap-in cylinders, and remains detachably and fixedly connected. In addition, it will be appreciated that a corresponding sealing silicone ring 26 may be provided to enhance the sealing between the fluid reservoir 20 and the atomizing base 40 to prevent fluid leakage.
As shown in fig. 2, 6 and 7, preferably, the support 14 is further provided with a power supply assembly 50 and a control assembly 60, the power supply assembly 50 is provided with a battery 51 and a charging terminal 52, the control assembly 60 is provided with a circuit board 61 and a control switch (not shown) which are electrically connected with each other, the charging terminal 52 is fixedly connected to the circuit board 61, and the battery 51 is electrically connected to the circuit board 61. The atomizing sheet 31 is electrically connected with a control switch through the circuit board 61, and the control switch is used for controlling the atomizing sheet 31 to start atomizing operation, so that the liquid to be atomized is atomized, and water mist is sprayed.
Specifically, the circuit board 61 may be provided with different types of circuit boards 61 as required, and as shown in fig. 7, the circuit board 61 with the lower part connected to the electronic components such as the battery 51 and the charging terminal 52 may be provided as a common hard circuit board 61. As shown in fig. 6, the circuit board 61 surrounding the electronic components such as the conductive squares 64, the conductive terminals 65, and the ground terminals 68 on the carrier 14 is preferably provided as a flexible circuit board 61 to facilitate connection with a plurality of different planar electronic components around the carrier 14. Next, the control switch is preferably provided with a control chip (not shown) and an induction circuit (not shown), the control chip can also detect whether the induction circuit is conductive, the induction circuit is provided with a conductive block 64 and a conductive terminal 65 which are electrically connected to the circuit board 61, the conductive block 64 is electrically connected to the housing 13, so as to supply power to the housing 13, and the housing 13 is connected to the induction circuit. The conductive terminals 65 are electrically connected to the atomizing cover 32 to provide power to the atomizing cover 32 and to connect the atomizing cover 32 to an inductive circuit. The main body 10 and the atomization cap 32 are electrically conductive through the skin of an external user to form a conduction state, and after the control chip detects that the sensing circuit is in a corresponding conduction state, the atomization sheet 31 is controlled to start atomization operation, so that liquid is atomized into water mist to be sprayed out.
As shown in fig. 1 and 6, the control assembly 60 is preferably further provided with a push button switch 66, and the push button switch 66 is electrically connected to the circuit board 61 and controls the actuation of the atomizing sheet 31 so as to atomize the liquid into mist for spraying.
Specifically, although the control chip and the sensing circuit are arranged, an electric loop can be formed through the skin of the hand and the mouth of a user, so that the spraying function of the opening sprayer is started. However, in order to take care of the conventional usage habits of the user, a corresponding button switch 66 may be provided, so that the mouth sprayer may be turned on and off correspondingly by the button switch 66. Such as double clicking on the push button switch 66 while maintaining the hold down condition, the mouth sprayer begins to spray water mist. The holding state of the push button switch 66 is then released, i.e., the discharge of the mist is stopped. Preferably, a corresponding function of stopping the timing may be provided, such as stopping the continuous discharge of the water mist after the holding state of the mouth sprayer is continued for five seconds, even if the holding state of the push button switch 66 is maintained. Thus preventing accidents or stopping spraying when the user forgets to release the push button switch 66. It will be appreciated that the push-button switch 66 may be a touch switch, and the double-click and press operations described above may be performed by holding the touch state after two light touches of the touch switch without releasing, so as to achieve the function of turning on the atomizing assembly 30 described above.
As shown in fig. 7, preferably, in order to remind the user, a vibration plate 67 may be further disposed on the control unit 60, where the vibration plate 67 is fixedly connected to the support 14 and electrically connected to the circuit board 61, and the vibration plate 67 is used for vibration prompt when the atomizing unit 30 is started.
As shown in fig. 7, the bottom of the liquid bin 20 opposite to the other end inserted into one end of the guide post 21 is provided with a fourth magnetic member 27, and the circuit board 61 is provided with a second hall switch 63 at a position corresponding to the fourth magnetic member 27, and the second hall switch 63 is used for detecting whether the liquid bin 20 is inserted. The third magnetic element 17 is disposed on the portion of the support 14 corresponding to the fourth magnetic element 27, and the third magnetic element 17 is used for adsorbing the fourth magnetic element 27, so that the liquid bin 20 is firmly adsorbed in the accommodating cavity 15.
Specifically, in order to alert the user, a second hall switch 63 may be further provided, and when the liquid cartridge 20 is not inserted into the accommodating chamber 15, or when the liquid cartridge 20 is not inserted correctly, the second hall switch 63 thereof cannot detect the fourth magnetic member 27. Thus, when a user places the mouth sprayer in the mouth for use, or by pressing the push button switch 66, the control chip may control the corresponding light to alert, such as the corresponding light displaying red. The light may be a single indicator lamp or an annular indicator lamp provided on the push button switch 66 or the touch switch. While the external charging device charges the battery 51 through the charging terminal 52, the indicator lamp may also display the corresponding state of charge.
In another embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 7, there is further provided an electronic mouth sprayer, including a control assembly 60, an atomizing assembly 30 and a liquid bin 20, wherein the liquid bin 20 is filled with a liquid to be atomized, the atomizing assembly 30 is used for atomizing and spraying the liquid to be atomized, and the control assembly 60 is used for driving the atomizing assembly 30 to operate; the control assembly 60 is provided with a circuit board 61 and a radio frequency identification coil 70, the radio frequency identification coil 70 is electrically connected to the circuit board 61, and an identification sticker is attached to the outer wall of the liquid bin 20; the control assembly 60 drives operation of the atomizing assembly 30 based on the parameters of the identification decal read by the radio frequency identification coil 70.
In particular, the RFID coil 70 may be an existing product in the prior art, such as an existing RFID coil directly, and the identification sticker may be an existing product in the prior art, such as an existing RFID sticker directly. It will be appreciated that the identification decal is subsequently applied to the outer surface of the manufactured fluid cartridge 20 by pre-entering the corresponding parameters of the identification decal into the control chip at the time of manufacture. When a user inserts the liquid bin 20 into the accommodating cavity 15 during use, the radio frequency identification coil 70 can transmit the read parameters of the identification sticker to the control chip, and the control chip can judge whether the used liquid bin 20 is a genuine product according to the preset corresponding parameters, so that the anti-counterfeiting effect on the liquid bin 20 is achieved, and the health risk brought by using a poor product by the user is avoided. In addition, a corresponding alert function may be provided, such as alerting the user by means of a continuous shock or continuous flashing light when the rfid coil 70 recognizes that the inserted fluid cartridge 20 is an undesirable product.
When in use, a user firstly clamps the liquid bin 20 onto the atomization assembly 30, then inserts the liquid bin 20 into the accommodating cavity 15, and enables the third magnetic piece 17 on the bracket 14 to form an adsorption effect on the fourth magnetic piece 27 at the bottom of the liquid bin 20, so that the liquid bin 20 can be firmly clamped into the accommodating cavity 15. At the same time, the second hall switch 63 on the circuit board 61 can also detect that the liquid bin 20 has been inserted correctly, and can start to be used. Meanwhile, the radio frequency identification coil 70 can also identify the inserted liquid bin 20, so that the unqualified liquid bin 20 is prevented from being used.
The user then pulls out the outer cap 11 to expose the atomizing cap 32 of the atomizing assembly 30, and the first hall switch 62 detects that the outer cap 11 has been pulled out, so that the control chip can control the atomizing assembly 30 to perform a corresponding opening operation. Then the user holds the shell 13 of the mouth sprayer again, moves the mouth sprayer nearby the mouth, makes the atomizing lid 32 contact with mouth skin to through shell 13, hand skin, mouth skin and atomizing lid 32, form the electric loop, make the induction circuit reach the conducting state, control chip begins to control atomizing subassembly 30 and carries out the atomizing operation promptly, can spout water smoke from the ejection port 34 of atomizing lid 32 afterwards, makes the water smoke can directly spout into user's oral cavity in, has avoided extravagant liquid's problem when opening in advance.
After use, the user can remove the mouth sprayer from contact with the mouth skin, thereby stopping spraying. Or the spraying time reaches the preset time, and the mouth sprayer automatically stops spraying. The user may also use the push button switch 66 to turn on or off the spray, which will not be described in detail herein.
It will be evident to those skilled in the art that the invention is not limited to the details of the foregoing illustrative embodiments, and that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The present embodiments are, therefore, to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.
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1. The utility model provides a convenient oral cavity atomizer that starts, its characterized in that includes main part (10), is provided with liquid storehouse (20), atomizing subassembly (30), power supply unit (50) and control unit (60) in main part (10), is equipped with the liquid that waits to atomize in liquid storehouse (20), and atomizing subassembly (30) are used for carrying out atomizing and blowout to the liquid that waits to atomize, and power supply unit (50) provide operation electric power for atomizing subassembly (30) and control unit (60), and control unit (60) are used for driving and managing the operation of atomizing subassembly (30); the atomizing assembly (30) is provided with an atomizing cover (32), an atomizing seat (40) and an atomizing sheet (31), the liquid bin (20) is connected to the atomizing seat (40), the atomizing sheet (31) is fixedly connected to the atomizing seat (40), and the atomizing cover (32) is positioned at the outermost side of the atomizing assembly (30) and covers the atomizing sheet (31) and the atomizing seat (40); the control assembly (60) is provided with a circuit board (61), a control chip and an induction device, the control chip and the induction device are respectively and electrically connected with the circuit board (61), the induction device is arranged on the atomization cap (32) and used for detecting touch operation of a user and sending corresponding signal data to the control assembly (60), and the control assembly (60) receives the signal data sent by the induction device and runs preset operation according to the signal data.
2. The portable-actuated oral sprayer of claim 1, wherein the sensing device is provided with a sensing circuit for detecting a skin touch operation on the outer wall of the atomizing cap (32); the outside of the main body (10) is provided with a conductive shell (13), and the atomization cap (32) is made of a conductive material; the induction circuit is provided with a conductive square block (64) and a conductive terminal (65) which are respectively electrically connected with the circuit board (61), the conductive square block (64) is electrically connected with the shell (13) and is used for connecting the shell (13) into the induction circuit, the conductive terminal (65) is electrically connected with the atomization cover (32) and is used for connecting the atomization cover (32) into the induction circuit; the sensing device detects a skin touch operation on the outer wall of the atomizing cover (32) according to the on state of the sensing circuit.
3. The portable start-up oral sprayer of claim 1, wherein the sensing device is provided with capacitive sensing touch keys (69), the touch keys (69) being disposed on an inner wall of the atomizing cover (32) for detecting skin touch operations on an outer wall of the atomizing cover (32) and transmitting skin touch signals to the control assembly (60); the atomization cap (32) is made of an insulating material capable of transmitting skin touch operation.
4. The portable start-up oral sprayer of claim 1, wherein the control assembly (60) is further provided with a push button switch (66), the push button switch (66) being electrically connected to the circuit board (61) and controlling the operation of the atomizing assembly (30) to atomize the liquid into a spray; the push button switch (66) is arranged as a capacitive sensing touch key (69), and when the push button switch (66) detects a skin touch operation, a skin touch signal is sent to the control component (60).
5. The portable start-up oral sprayer of claim 4, wherein the control assembly (60) initiates actuation of the atomizing assembly (30) for a corresponding atomizing operation upon simultaneous receipt of a skin touch signal from the sensing device and the push button switch (66).
6. A method of activating an oral sprayer, the method comprising:
detecting touch operation of a user on the oral sprayer to obtain corresponding signal data;
comparing the corresponding signal data with preset information to determine whether to operate the atomizing assembly (30);
generating a corresponding operation instruction according to the judging result;
And correspondingly operating the atomizing assembly (30) according to the operation instruction.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the method of detecting a touch operation comprises: the induction circuit detects that the atomization cover (32) and the shell (13) form an electric loop, so that the induction circuit is in a conducting state, namely, a corresponding conducting signal is sent.
8. The method of claim 6, wherein the method of detecting a touch operation comprises: touch operation of the user's mouth skin on the atomizing cover (32) is detected through the capacitive sensing touch key (69), and a corresponding mouth touch signal is sent.
9. The method of claim 6, wherein the method of detecting a touch operation comprises: touch operation of the hand skin of the user on the button switch (66) is detected through the capacitive sensing touch key (69), and a corresponding hand touch signal is sent.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the method of detecting a touch operation comprises: touch operation of the skin of the mouth of the user on the atomizing cover (32) and touch operation of the skin of the hand of the user on the button switch (66) are detected through the capacitive sensing touch keys (69), and corresponding mouth touch signals and hand touch signals are sent simultaneously.
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