Aerodynamic electronic cigarette atomizing device

Abstract

The invention discloses an aerodynamic electronic cigarette atomizing device which comprises an outer tube and a suction nozzle arranged at one end of the outer tube, wherein an aerodynamic component, a liquid storage bin for storing cigarette liquid, a spray member and a heating member are sequentially arranged in the outer tube; the aerodynamic component is used for generating compressed air for squeezing the cigarette liquid in the liquid storage bin into the spray member; the spray member is used for making the cigarette liquid passing by into mist cigarette liquid and spraying out the mist cigarette liquid; the heating member is used for heating the mist cigarette liquid; and the heated mist cigarette liquid is sucked in by the suction nozzle. In the invention, the cigarette liquid heating temperature can be easily controlled, the charring smell of the cigarette liquid is avoided, the smoke amount can be obviously increased, and the user experience is improved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of electronic cigarettes, in particular to an aerodynamic electronic cigarette generating device. Background technique

[0002] Electronic cigarettes, also known as virtual cigarettes and electronic atomizers, are mainly used to quit smoking and replace cigarettes. Electronic cigarettes have the same appearance and similar taste as cigarettes, and even electronic cigarettes have more flavors than ordinary cigarettes. E-cigarettes also produce smoke, taste and feel like cigarettes. In addition, electronic cigarettes do not have other harmful components such as tar and suspended particles in cigarettes, so electronic cigarettes become the best choice to replace cigarettes.

[0003] Existing electronic vaping devices all use simple electric heating methods, and the temperature is difficult to control and easily produces burnt odor, which affects the taste and even damages human health. Contents of the inven...

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