Pressure based, mechanical amperage control engine for an electronic device
OwnerPaul Elbert Frazierinventor
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Abstract
The pressure based control engine directs the amount of amperage that is applied to an electric device, such as a flashlight. The control engine provides a first piston body and a second piston body that conduct electricity. A piston divider constructed from a quantum tunneling material separates the first piston body and the second piston body. Compression of the piston divider by the first piston body and the second piston causes the piston divider to conduct electricity. As the pressure increases, the current that can flow through the piston divider also increases. Similarly, as the pressure decreases, the current that can flow through the piston divider decreases.
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A control apparatus for adjustment of the amperage applied to an electric device from a power source, the apparatus comprising:
- a first piston body wherein the first piston body conducts electricity and the first piston body conductively connects the power source and the electric device;
- a second piston body wherein the second piston body conducts electricity, the second piston body conductively connects the power source to the electric device and the first piston body;
- a piston divider located between the first piston body and the second piston body wherein the adjustment of pressure applied to the piston divider adjusts the amount of electricity conducted between the first piston body and the second piston body.
A control apparatus for adjustment of the amperage applied to an electric device from a power source, the apparatus comprising:
- a first piston body wherein the first piston body conducts electricity and the first piston body conductively connects the power source and the electric device;
- a second piston body wherein the second piston body conducts electricity, the second piston body conductively connects the power source to the electric device and the first piston body;
- a piston divider located between the first piston body and the second piston body wherein the adjustment of pressure applied to the piston divider adjusts the amount of electricity conducted between the first piston body and the second piston body;
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- a piston housing for storage of the first piston body, the second piston body, and the piston divider wherein the piston housing allows adjustment of the first piston body and the second piston body towards each other to compress the piston divider.
A control apparatus for adjustment of the amperage applied to an electric device from a power source, the apparatus comprising:
- a first piston body wherein the first piston body conducts electricity and the first piston body conductively connects the power source and the electric device;
- a second piston body wherein the second piston body conducts electricity, the second piston body conductively connects the power source to the electric device and the first piston body;
- a piston divider located between the first piston body and the second piston body wherein the adjustment of pressure applied to the piston divider adjusts the amount of electricity conducted between the first piston body and the second piston body;
- a piston housing for storage of the first piston body, the second piston body, and the piston divider wherein the piston housing allows adjustment of the first piston body and the second piston body towards each other to compress the piston divider;
- an engine housing wherein the piston housing attaches to the engine housing;
- an power source housing for storage of a power source wherein the power source housing attaches to the engine housing, the power source housing contacting at least one of the piston bodies to direct the piston bodies towards each other to compress the piston divider.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.