KR101375762B1 - Wireless charging type Moxa treatment equipment and Moxa treatment Set having the equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a wireless rechargeable electronic moxibustion treatment device and a moxibustion treatment device set having the same. The wireless rechargeable electronic moxibustion treatment device, which is open to the bottom and gripping (케이스); A rechargeable battery built into the case; Charging means for charging the battery by generating electricity by receiving energy from the outside through a wireless power transmission method; It characterized in that it comprises a heat generating unit for generating heat by applying electricity of the battery to heat the moxibustion target site.
The wireless rechargeable electronic moxibustion treatment device and moxibustion treatment device having the same of the present invention made as described above are simple and light in structure, and are easy to use, and are not used to actually burn wormwood. It is very easy to adjust, so efficient moxibustion treatment is possible. In particular, the charging method of the built-in rechargeable battery is very easy because the wireless power transmission method.

Description

Wireless charging electronic moxibustion treatment device and moxibustion therapy set having same {Wireless charging type Moxa treatment equipment and Moxa treatment Set having the equipment}

The present invention relates to a wireless rechargeable electronic moxibustion treatment device and a moxibustion treatment device set having the same.

Moxibustion is one of the traditional medical therapies that relieve pain by releasing harmful energy while releasing clogged blood. This reinforces the body's autonomic nervous system, strengthening the internal organs of the five organs and tissues, as well as expanding blood vessels and helping blood circulation. In addition, it increases the level of red blood cells in the body to supply nutrients and oxygen to every corner of the body to prevent anemia and dizziness, and also has a therapeutic effect on low back pain, knee pain and arthritis from cold constitution.

However, the conventional moxibustion method has been inconvenience due to the combustion gas generated in the process of burning the moxibustion material. For example, in case of mugwort, smoke generated when burning mugwort may cause itching of the eyes or lower the oxygen concentration in the room.

In order to solve this problem, various moxibustion treatment devices have been developed.

1 is a block diagram showing an example of a conventional general moxibustion treatment device.

As shown, the conventional moxibustion treatment device, the moxibustion container 25, the moxibustion container (19) having a hole formed at the bottom, and connected to the moxibustion container (19) by a hose (15) and the moxibustion container (19). ) An intake pump 13 which draws in the air inside to induce combustion of the wormwood 25 and sucks combustion gas, a power source 23 for supplying electric power to the intake pump 13, and the power source 23. And a control unit 17 for controlling the intake pump 13.

In addition, the intake pump 13, the control unit 17, and the power supply 23 are incorporated in the case 11. In addition, an exhaust port 21 is located at one side of the case 11. The exhaust port 21 is a passage for discharging the combustion gas intaken by the intake pump 13 to the outside of the case 11.

However, the conventional moxibustion treatment device has a disadvantage in that its structure is complicated. That is, since the moxibustion vessel 19 and the case 11 are connected with the hose 15, the case and the moxibustion vessel 19 must be operated together, so it is cumbersome, and the hose 15 must always be careful not to be folded or twisted. .

In addition, since the type of heat generated by burning the mugwort (25), there was also the inconvenience to always check and replenish the remaining amount of mugwort (25). In addition, the heat generated when burning the wormwood (25) can not control the risk of burns may occur during the procedure.

The present invention has been created to solve the above problems, its structure is simple and light, easy to use, and because it generates heat using electric energy rather than the actual combustion method of wormwood, temperature control is very easy and effective moxibustion treatment In particular, since the charging method of the built-in rechargeable battery is a wireless power transmission method, an object of the present invention is to provide a wireless charging electronic moxibustion device and a moxibustion device set having the same.

Wireless charging electronic moxibustion treatment device of the present invention for achieving the above object, the lower open and gripping (케이스) case; A rechargeable battery built into the case; Charging means for charging the battery by generating electricity by receiving energy from the outside through a wireless power transmission method; It characterized in that it comprises a heat generating unit for generating heat by applying electricity of the battery to heat the moxibustion target site.

In addition, the heat generating portion is characterized in that the cover portion is provided so as to be detachable to cover the bottom of the heat generating portion interposed between the heat generating portion and the moxibustion target portion.

In addition, the lower end of the case is characterized in that the holding portion is further provided to support the detachable patch.

In addition, the patch unit; It is produced by bending the elastic wire, characterized in that it comprises an elastic frame that is fitted and mounted to the holding portion, and a patch member that is overlaid on the elastic frame to maintain the form unfolded by the elastic frame.

In addition, the charging means; And a receiver configured to generate an induced current in response to an electromagnetic force transmitted from the outside, and a charging circuit unit configured to charge the battery by supplying power to the battery in response to the induced current of the receiver.

In addition, a control unit for controlling the charging means and the heating unit is further provided inside the case, and an operation switch for generating a control signal through the control unit is disposed outside the case.

In addition, the moxibustion treatment set of the present invention for achieving the above object, the case is open and gripped lower, the rechargeable battery built in the case, the electric power received from the outside through a wireless power transmission method Moxibustion treatment device including a charging means for generating a charging means for charging the battery, and a heat generating unit for generating heat by applying electricity of the battery to heat the moxibustion target site; It characterized in that it comprises a charging cradle having a transmitting unit for generating a magnetic force by the power provided from the outside to transfer the energy to the charging means.

In addition, the charging cradle; And a case provided with a groove for positioning the moxibustion device on an upper surface thereof, and a switching mode power supply (SMPS) which is provided inside the case and is supplied with external power to be converted into direct current and transmitted to the transmitter. It features.

In addition, the charging means; And a receiver configured to generate an induced current in response to the electromagnetic force transmitted from the transmitter in response to the transmitter, and a charging circuit unit configured to charge the battery by supplying power to the battery by receiving the induced current from the receiver.

The wireless charging type electronic moxibustion treatment device and moxibustion treatment device having the same of the present invention made as described above are simple and light in structure, and are easy to use, and are not used to actually burn wormwood. It is very easy to adjust, so efficient moxibustion treatment is possible. In particular, the charging method of the built-in rechargeable battery is very easy because the wireless power transmission method.

1 is a block diagram showing the structure of a conventional general moxibustion treatment apparatus.
2 is a perspective view of a moxibustion device that is part of a wireless rechargeable electronic moxibustion device set according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is an exploded cross-sectional view illustrating the internal configuration of the electronic moxibustion treatment device shown in FIG. 2.
4 is a side cross-sectional view of the electronic moxibustion treatment device shown in FIG. 2.
FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the holding part and the detachable patch shown in FIG. 3 separately.
6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the removable patch is coupled to the holding unit shown in FIG.
7 is a perspective view of a charging cradle that is part of a moxibustion treatment set according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 8 is a perspective view of the moxibustion treatment device showing the state of filling the moxibustion treatment device to the charging cradle.
9 is a view illustrating a charging principle of the moxibustion treatment set according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 10 is a block diagram showing the overall structure of the moxibustion treatment set according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, one embodiment according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

2 is a perspective view of a moxibustion device 31 that is part of a wireless rechargeable electronic moxibustion therapy set according to one embodiment of the invention.

As shown, the moxibustion treatment device 31 according to the present embodiment has a size that can be held by hand and has a case 33 having a plurality of switches 45 and 47 and lamps 49 and 51 on the upper side thereof. ), And various components (to be described later) embedded in the case 33.

The case 33 is in the form of a cylinder, the upper and lower body portion 35 is open, the cap portion 37 to be coupled to the upper end of the main body portion 35, the lower end of the main body portion 35 It is composed of a holding portion 39 to be mounted. The cap portion 37 and the holding portion 39 are detachable with respect to the body portion 35. The case 33 may be made of synthetic resin.

On the upper part of the case 33, a temperature control switch 43 for controlling the moxibustion treatment device 31, and on-off switches 45 and 47 are disposed. The temperature control switch 43 is for adjusting the heat generation temperature of the heat generating unit 61 to be described later. The operation of the temperature control switch 43 can be changed in various ways according to the embodiment. For example, it can be manufactured by dialing so that the temperature can be increased or decreased by turning the dial.

In addition, the on switch 47 is a switch for operating the moxibustion treatment device 31, the off switch 45 is a switch for turning off the moxibustion treatment device 31. Of course, the switching method of the on-off switches 45 and 47 can be changed.

An operation display lamp 49 and a charge display lamp 51 are positioned at the side of the temperature control switch 43. The operation display lamp 49 is an LED lamp indicating that electricity is currently being applied to the heat generating unit 61. The user can know that the moxibustion treatment device 31 is operating through the fact that the operation display lamp 49 is turned on.

In addition, the charging display lamp 51 is a lamp that is turned on when the moxibustion treatment device 31 is charged. For example, the charging display lamp 51 displays red when the battery 53 is to be described later, and displays green when the charging is completed. The charging display lamp 51 is associated with the charger of the mobile phone.

Reference numeral 41 is an elastic frame. The elastic frame 41 is a member detachably fitted to the lower portion of the holding portion 39 while supporting the patch member (63a of FIG. 5) to be described later.

3 and 4 are cross-sectional views for explaining the internal configuration of the electronic moxibustion treatment device 31 shown in FIG.

Referring to the drawings, it can be seen that the battery 53, the charging circuit unit 55, the receiving unit 57, the control unit 59, and the heat generating unit 61 are sequentially provided inside the case 33. have.

The battery 53 may be, for example, a lithium ion battery as a rechargeable secondary battery. The battery 53 is charged by the power delivered from the charging circuit unit 55 and supplies power to the heat generating unit 61 to heat the heat generating unit 61. The heat generating portion 61 serves to apply heat to the moxibustion target portion.

The charging circuit unit 55 and the receiving unit 57 are charging means for generating electricity in response to energy transmitted wirelessly from the outside and supplying it to the battery 53.

The receiver 57 generates electricity in response to the electromagnetic force transmitted from the outside, and sends it to the charging circuit unit 55 to charge the battery 53 by causing the charging circuit unit 55 to supply power to the battery 53. .

The receiver 57 has a coil therein. The coil responds to the electromagnetic force output from the transmitter (77 of FIG. 9) to be described later, and generates an induced current by the electromagnetic induction phenomenon and transfers it to the charging circuit unit 55.

A transmitting coil is also built into the transmitting unit 77. When power is applied to the transmitting unit 77, an electromagnetic field is generated from a coil inside the transmitting unit 77, and the electromagnetic force of the transmitting unit 77 receives the receiving unit 57. The coil of the receiver 57 generates the induced current.

The transmission of power through the electromagnetic induction method is a wireless power transmission method, which does not require a conventional charging cable or a connector, and thus the overall configuration is very simple.

The heat generating unit 61 operates by electric power supplied from the battery 53 to generate heat. The lower end of the heat generating part 61 is exposed to the lower part of the case 33 to apply heat to the moxibustion target surface with the removable patch 63 interposed therebetween.

In addition, the controller 59 controls the receiver 57 and the charging circuit unit 55. The control unit 59 is connected to the temperature control switch 43 and the on-off switches 45 and 47 in dependence on the switching operation of the switches 43, 45 and 47 to control the temperature of the heat generating unit 61. Control or allow the battery 53 to charge. The charging of the battery 53 is automatically performed by simply placing the moxibustion treatment device 31 on the charging cradle (65 in FIG. 8), but the charging operation is also internally controlled by the controller 59.

 On the other hand, the holding portion 39 is mounted through the screw coupling to the lower end of the main body portion (35). To this end, a male screw portion 35a is formed on the lower outer circumferential surface of the main body portion 35, and a female screw portion 39b coupled to the male screw portion 35a is provided on the inner circumferential surface of the holding portion 39.

In addition, a plurality of locking jaws 39c are provided on the bottom of the holding part 39. The catching jaw 39c serves to maintain the detachable patch 63 at the bottom of the heating unit 61.

The detachable patch 63 is detachably fitted to the holding part 39 and covers the bottom of the heat generating part 61 to block the heat generating part 61 from directly contacting the skin. Heat generated from the heat generating part 61 is transmitted to the skin through the patch member 63a of the removable patch 63.

FIG. 5 is an inverted perspective view illustrating an exploded view of the holding unit and the detachable patch illustrated in FIG. 3, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a detachable patch coupled to the holding unit illustrated in FIG. 5.

Referring to the drawings, it can be seen that the holding portion 39 takes the form of a disk and a through hole 39a is formed in the center thereof. The through hole 39a is a hole through which the lower end of the heat generating portion 61 passes, as shown in FIG. 4.

In addition, three locking jaws 39c are formed at edges of the lower end of the holding part 39 (upper surface in the drawing). The latching jaw 39c is a portion bent in a roughly a shape to hang the edge of the removable patch 63, to securely attach the removable patch 63 to the bottom of the holding portion 39.

The detachable patch 63 is composed of an elastic frame 41 formed by bending elastic wires round, and a patch member 63a that is formed in the shape of a bag and is covered with the elastic frame 41.

The elastic frame 41 is in the form of a ring, and an insertion portion 41a inserted into the patch member 63a, and a handle portion integrally extending in parallel with both ends of the insertion portion 41a ( 41b). The elastic frame 41 has an elastic restoring force, for example, when the handle portion 41b is pinched, the diameter of the insertion portion 41a is decreased, and when the force applied to the handle portion 41b is removed, the insertion portion 41a is removed. Returns to its original position and unfolds the patch member 63a.

The insertion portion 41a is fitted to the locking step 39c in a state of being inserted into the accommodation space 63b of the patch member 63a. In this way, the removable patch 63 is fitted to the locking step (39c), the bottom surface of the heat generating portion 61 is covered by the patch member (63a).

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a charging cradle 65 that is a part of the moxibustion treatment set according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 is a view showing the charging of the moxibustion treatment device on the charging cradle.

The charging cradle 65 is a support for placing the moxibustion treatment device 31 thereon to charge the moxibustion treatment device 31, and forms a set together with the moxibustion treatment device 31.

As shown in the drawing, the charging cradle 65 has a shape of a box and a case 67 in which a plurality of grooves 67c are formed on an upper surface thereof, and a power supply which will be described later embedded in the case 67. (75 in Fig. 9) and a transmitter 77. The power supply 75 converts the AC power supplied through the power line 71 into a direct current, and then chops and applies it to the transmitter 77 to cause the transmitter 77 to generate an electromagnetic force having a predetermined frequency. .

The groove 67c formed on the upper surface of the case 67 is a groove for accommodating the moxibustion treatment device 31 to be filled, and supports the moxibustion treatment device 31 in an upright state. The moxibustion treatment device 31 is charged through the wireless power transmission method as it is only standing on the bottom surface of the groove 67c. The number or design of the grooves 67c may vary depending on the case.

In addition, a power switch 69 is provided at the side of the groove 67c. The power switch 69 is a main switch to turn the charging cradle 65 on and off. When the power switch 69 is turned on, power is supplied to the power supply 76 and the transmitter 77 generates an electromagnetic force. The position of the power switch 69 can also be freely changed.

9 is a view illustrating a charging principle of the moxibustion treatment set according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Basically, the filling of the moxibustion treatment device 31 according to the present embodiment is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. The principle of electromagnetic induction is to induce a change in the magnetic field by generating a current in the coil by repeating the operation of putting the magnet in and out of the coil. That is, as known in the art, when a current flows in one of two coils adjacent to each other and a magnetic field is generated, a change in a magnetic field occurs in the opposite coil, and a current is generated. The charging system of the present embodiment is based on this theory.

In the present exemplary embodiment, a constant magnetic field is induced by repeatedly applying a constant frequency current to a coil inside the transmitter 77, and the induction magnetic field is induced to influence the coil of the receiver 57 to generate electricity. To make it happen. The receiving unit 57 generates electricity in response to a magnetic force of a predetermined frequency generated by the transmitting unit 77 and sends it to the charging circuit unit 55 to cause the charging circuit unit 55 to charge the battery 53.

In any case, in the case 67 of the charging cradle 65 in the moxibustion treatment set 73 according to the present embodiment, the power supply 75 which is chopped after receiving power from the outside is converted into direct current, and the power supply 75 And a transmitting unit 77 connected to the power supply unit 75 to generate an electromagnetic force of a predetermined frequency by an electrical signal supplied from the power supply 75. To this end, it is a matter of course that the transmitting coil is built into the transmitting unit 77. The transmitter 77 is arranged near the bottom of each groove 67c.

The power supply 75 is a switching mode power supply (SMPS). After rectifying the AC power supplied through the power line 71 to DC, the power supply 75 is chopped and sent to the transmitter 77.

Figure 10 is a block diagram showing the overall structure of the moxibustion treatment set according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown, the moxibustion treatment set 73 according to the present embodiment, the moxibustion treatment device 31 which is placed on the patient's body during the moxibustion treatment, and the charging traple 65 for charging the moxibustion treatment device 31. It consists of.

In addition, the inside of the moxibustion treatment device 31, the heating unit 61, the battery 53 for applying heat to the heating unit 61, the heating unit operates to generate heat, and to charge the battery 53 And a control unit 59 for controlling the receiver 57 and the charging circuit unit 55, and the receiver 57 and the charging circuit unit 55.

In addition, the charging cradle 65, the power supply 75 to operate by receiving power through the power line 71, and receives the power processed in the power supply 75 generates an electromagnetic force to receive the receiver 57 A transmitter 77 for operating is included. Although the transmitter 77 and the receiver 57 are spaced apart from each other, the magnetic field frequency of the transmitter is transmitted to the receiver by mutually reacting by electromagnetic force, so that the receiver 57 and the charging circuit unit 55 generate electricity.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims.

11: Case 13: Intake pump 15: Hose
17: control unit 19: steam container 21: exhaust vent
23: power supply 25: mugwort 31: moxibustion treatment device
33: Case 35: Body part 35a: Male thread part
37: cap portion 39: holding portion 39a: through hole
39b: female thread 39c: locking jaw 41: elastic frame
41a: insert 41b: handle 43: temperature control switch
45: off switch 47: on switch 49: operation display lamp
51: charge display lamp 53: battery 57: receiver
59: control unit 61: heat generating unit 63: removable patch
63a: patch member 63b: accommodation space 65: charging cradle
67: case 67c: groove 69: power switch
71: power line 73: moxibustion treatment device set 75: power supply
77: transmitter

Claims (9)

A case open to the bottom and gripped;
A rechargeable battery built into the case;
Charging means for charging the battery by generating electricity by receiving energy from the outside through a wireless power transmission method;
It includes a heating unit for generating heat by applying electricity of the battery to heat the moxibustion target site;
The heating unit, the wireless charging type electronic moxibustion treatment device, characterized in that the cover portion is installed detachably between the heating unit and the moxibustion target site covering the bottom surface of the heating unit. delete The method of claim 1,
Wireless charging electronic moxibustion therapy device characterized in that the lower end of the case is further provided with a holding unit for detachably supporting the patch. The method of claim 3, wherein
The patch unit;
An elastic frame is formed by bending an elastic wire, the elastic frame is fitted to the holding portion,
Wireless charging type electronic moxibustion treatment device comprising a patch member that is overturned on the elastic frame to maintain a form unfolded by the elastic frame. The method of claim 1,
The charging means is;
Receiving unit for generating an induced current in response to the electromagnetic force transmitted from the outside,
Wireless charging electronic moxibustion therapy device comprising a charging circuit unit for charging the battery by receiving power to the battery receiving the induced current. The method of claim 1,
A control unit for controlling the charging means and the heat generating unit is further provided inside the case,
Wireless charging electronic moxibustion therapy device, characterized in that the operation switch is arranged on the outside of the case to generate a control signal through the control unit. A case open to the bottom and gripped, a rechargeable battery embedded in the case, charging means for charging the battery by generating electricity by receiving energy from the outside through a wireless power transmission method, and electricity of the battery. Moxibustion treatment device comprising a heating unit for applying heat to the moxibustion target site by receiving a heat;
A charging cradle having a transmitting unit embedded therein and having a transmitting unit generating magnetic force by electric power provided from the outside to transmit energy to the charging means;
The charging cradle and the case is provided with a plurality of grooves for positioning the moxibustion treatment on the upper surface,
It is provided inside the case and is provided with a switching mode power supply (SMPS) for converting into a direct current by receiving external power to transmit to the transmitter,
The transmitter of the charging cradle is disposed close to the lower portion of the groove,
The charging means of the moxibustion treatment device is provided with a coil therein, the receiving unit for generating an induced current in response to the electromagnetic force transmitted from the transmitting unit in response to the transmitting unit of the charging cradle;
And a charging circuit unit configured to charge the battery by receiving electric current from the receiver and supplying power to the battery.
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