Multi-compartment Atomizer for Selective Substance Heating
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing electronic atomization apparatuses require replacement of the atomizer for each type of substance to be atomized, leading to high costs and limited multiple uses due to the complex structure and difficult disassembly of the atomizer.
Innovation Solution
The electronic atomization apparatus features an atomizer with multiple independent atomization compartments, allowing different substances to be atomized without replacing the atomizer. The apparatus includes a main unit with a housing, control assembly, and battery assembly, and an atomizer with a heating circuit and detachable compartments, enabling selective heating and mist generation from each compartment.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the atomizer is replaced for each type of substance to be atomized, then the substance compatibility is improved, but the device cost increases and the atomizer cannot be reused
Solution Approach 1:
The atomizer is divided into multiple independent atomization compartments (first atomization compartment, second atomization compartment, etc.), each capable of accommodating different substances. This segmentation allows the atomizer to handle multiple substance types without replacement while maintaining structural integrity and functionality for each compartment.
Solution Approach 2:
The atomizer is designed with multi-functionality to accommodate various substances (e.g., e-liquid, herb, tobacco) across different compartments. The unified atomizer structure serves multiple purposes by integrating multiple independent compartments, eliminating the need for separate atomizers for different substance types.
2Adaptability or versatility
If the atomizer structure is made complex to accommodate multiple substances, then the substance compatibility is improved, but the disassembly difficulty increases
Solution Approach 1:
The atomizer is segmented into independently accessible compartments that can be selectively accessed or filled. This segmentation allows users to fill different compartments with different substances without needing to disassemble the entire atomizer structure, simplifying the operation while maintaining multi-substance capability.
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple atomizers are used for different substances, then the substance compatibility is improved, but the cost of the electronic atomization apparatus increases
Solution Approach 1:
Multiple atomization compartments are merged into a single atomizer unit, allowing different substances to be accommodated within one integrated structure. This merging eliminates the need to purchase and manage multiple separate atomizers, reducing overall device cost while maintaining the ability to atomize different substances.
Solution Approach 2:
The atomizer is designed as a universal multi-functional device that can handle various substance types through its multiple compartments. This universality allows a single atomizer to replace multiple specialized atomizers, reducing the total number of components needed and lowering the overall apparatus cost.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This design allows for multiple uses of the atomizer without replacement, reducing costs and enabling the apparatus to perform various functions by selectively heating different compartments, thus accommodating different substances and applications.
Implementation Method 1
The atomizer is configured to heat a liquid or solid substance to be atomized into a mist
Implementation Method 2
the heating structure can heat the substance inside the atomization compartment and generate a mist
Data Source
AI summary
Provided is an electronic atomization apparatus in the technical field of atomization. The electronic atomization apparatus includes a main unit and an atomizer. The main unit includes a housing component, a control assembly, and a battery assembly. The control assembly and the battery assembly are disposed inside the housing component. The control assembly is electrically connected to the battery assembly. The atomizer includes an atomization housing and a heating circuit disposed inside the atomization housing. One end of the atomization housing is connected to one end of the housing component. The atomization housing is provided with at least two atomization compartments that are independent of each other. The heating circuit is electrically connected to the control assembly. Another end of the atomization housing is provided with a gas outlet. The gas outlet may selectively communicate with one of the at least two atomization compartments.