Heating core and atomizer thereof
Abstract
A heating core and an atomizer thereof are provided. An air vent is arranged in a middle of the heating core to connect with an air pipe of the atomizer so that generated smoke can pass therethrough, that is, a separate aperture for smoke passing therethrough is provided to avoid a large reduction in the amount of smoke caused by micro-pores blockage. When current flows to an inner ring thereof, because the current will disperse to two half rings that form a parallel effect thereof, heating capacity of the inner ring is lower than that of a first extension section or a second extension section. An area of the first cross section of the heating core is less than an area of the second cross section of the heating core, so that a resistance of the inner ring is less than that of the first or second extension sections.
Claims
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1 . A heating core applied for an atomizer, the atomizer comprising an air pipe, the heating core comprising:
a ceramic substrate comprising an air vent formed on a middle thereof and connected to the air pipe; a heating element arranged on a first surface of the ceramic substrate and comprising an inner ring, a first extension section and a second extension section, the first extension section and the second extension section extending outward from the inner ring and symmetrically arranged on the inner ring; and wherein a cross section of the inner ring is a first cross section, a cross section of the first extension section and a cross section of the second extension section are equal and taken as second cross sections, and an area of the first cross section is less than that of the second cross section.
2 . The heating core as claimed in claim 1 , wherein an end of the first extension section away from the inner ring is provided with a first pin portion, a first pin passing through the first pin portion to form on the ceramic substrate, and electrically connected with the first pin portion; the second extension section comprising a second pin portion formed at an end thereof away from the inner ring, a second pin passing through the second pin portion to form on the ceramic substrate, and electrically connected with the second pin portion.
3 . The heating core as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the first extension section further comprises a plurality of first arcs, and a plurality of first connecting portions connected with two adjacent first arcs or connected between one of the plurality of first arcs and the inner ring; the second extension section further comprising a plurality of second arcs, and a plurality of second connecting portions connected with two adjacent second arcs or connected between one of the plurality of second arcs and the inner ring.
4 . The heating core as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the heating element comprises a fixing portion connected with the ceramic substrate to press the heating element on the ceramic substrate.
5 . The heating core as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the ceramic substrate comprises a second surface opposite to the first surface and the heating element, and a plurality of oil storage tanks extending from the second surface to the first surface.
6 . An atomizer, comprising:
a liquid bin, a liquid base connected with a bottom of the liquid bin; an air pipe passing through the liquid bin; a base body received in the liquid base; a receiving room arranged in the liquid bin to receive atomized liquid therein; a heating core; and an installation room formed between the base body and the liquid base for receiving the heating core therein; wherein the liquid base comprises a liquid inlet connected with the heating core and the receiving room.
7 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the atomizer further comprises a sealing holder connected with the liquid bin and the liquid base to cooperatively form the receiving room thereamong, the air pipe extending to the sealing holder and isolated from the receiving room, and the sealing holder detachably connected with the liquid bin.
8 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the heating core comprises:
a ceramic substrate comprising an air vent formed on a middle thereof and connected to the air pipe; a heating element arranged on a first surface of the ceramic substrate and comprising an inner ring, a first extension section and a second extension section, the first extension section and the second extension section extending outward from the inner ring and symmetrically arranged on the inner ring; and wherein
a cross section of the inner ring is a first cross section, a cross section of the first extension section and a cross section of the second extension section are equal and taken as second cross sections, and an area of the first cross section is less than that of the second cross section.
9 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 8 , wherein an end of the first extension section away from the inner ring is provided with a first pin portion, a first pin passing through the first pin portion to form on the ceramic substrate, and electrically connected with the first pin portion; the second extension section comprising a second pin portion formed at an end thereof away from the inner ring, a second pin passing through the second pin portion to form on the ceramic substrate, and electrically connected with the second pin portion.
10 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 9 , wherein an electrode pole is arranged on a bottom of the base body and connected with the first pin, and the second pin connected with the base body to form a circuit through the inner ring.
11 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 10 , wherein a condensation seat is arranged in an installation room and comprises a plurality of airways, the base body comprising an air inlet formed thereon, and all of the air inlet, the plurality of airways, the air vent and the air pipe connected in turn.
12 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the condensation seat comprises a first hole and a second hole, the first pin of the heating core passing through the first hole to connect with the base body, and the second pin of the heating core passing through the second hole to connect with the electrode pole.
13 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the airway of the condensation seat faces the heating element, so that during air intake, airflow is blown to the heating element and then enters the air vent.
14 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the atomizer further comprises a sealing seat comprising a blowhole connected with the air pipe and the air vent.
15 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 14 , wherein when the airflow enters from the air inlet, passes through the airway to flow to the heating element, and then enters the blowhole from the air vent, passes through the air pipe, and finally flows out of a suction nozzle of the atomizer.
16 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 15 , wherein smoke generated by the heating core enters the air vent by passing through micro-pores of the ceramic substrate, and then together with the airflow, flows out of the suction nozzle.
17 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 14 , wherein the sealing seat is made of flexible material and hermetically connected with the liquid base and the heating core, so that the receiving room is hermetically isolated from the air pipe and the air vent, the sealing seat comprising a passageway connected with the liquid inlet.
18 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 8 , wherein the first extension section further comprises a plurality of first arcs, and a plurality of first connecting portions connected with two adjacent first arcs or connected between one of the plurality of first arcs and the inner ring; the second extension section further comprising a plurality of second arcs, and a plurality of second connecting portions connected with two adjacent second arcs or connected between one of the plurality of second arcs and the inner ring.
19 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 8 , wherein the heating element comprises a fixing portion connected with the ceramic substrate to press the heating element on the ceramic substrate.
20 . The atomizer as claimed in claim 8 , wherein the ceramic substrate comprises a second surface opposite to the first surface and the heating element, and a plurality of oil storage tanks extending from the second surface to the first surface, and connected with the receiving room that receives atomized liquid therein by passing through the liquid inlet of the liquid base, so that liquid can enter the plurality of oil storage tanks under an action of gravity.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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