Apparatuses, systems, and methods for detecting and reacting to exposure of an electronic device to moisture
a technology of electronic devices and sensors, applied in resistance/reactance/impedence, instruments, pulse techniques, etc., can solve the problems of limiting access to electronic devices, limiting the size of waterproof cases, and not allowing the sensor to terminate the operation of any portion of electronic devices
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[0021]FIG. 1 illustrates an embodiment of an electronic device 110 comprising a moisture detector 120 and a moisture detection circuit 140. The moisture detector 120 and moisture detection circuit 140 cooperate to determine whether the electronic device 110 has been exposed to an electrically conductive liquid. An electrically conductive liquid refers to those liquids that are electrical conductors containing movable electric charges that can move relatively freely through the liquid. For example, the electrically conductive liquid may be tap water, rain water, salt water, juice, or other liquids having movable electric charges. Generally, exposing an unprotected electronic device 110 to an electrically conductive liquid can cause damage to the electronic components within. The electronic device 110 may be exposed to the electrically conductive liquid by being submerged, by having an electrically conductive liquid in the air condense on or in the electronic device 110, or in other w...
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