Floor types identifying device, dust suction device having the same, and vacuum cleaner having the same
AssigneeTalentone Hong Kong Limited
InventorsChia-Chang Hsu, Fu-Yuen Fong, Kwok Lit Chan
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AssigneeTalentone Hong Kong Limited
InventorsChia-Chang Hsu, Fu-Yuen Fong, Kwok Lit Chan
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A floor types identifying device for use in a vacuum cleaner is disclosed, and comprises a current sensing unit coupled and a processing and controlling module. When a suction head is moved, a driving current of a roller brush driving motor is detected by the current sensing unit, such that the processing and controlling module judges that the suction head is moved on a specific floor that has a hard surface, a short-pile-carpeted surface or a long-pile-carpeted surface according to a variation of the driving current. Therefore, for a vacuum cleaner that is integrated with the floor types identifying device of the present invention, both suction power of the vacuum cleaner and driving power of the roller driving motor can be properly adjusted in response to the floor's surficial material type.
A floor types identifying device, being applied in a vacuum cleaner comprises a machine body, an extension connection unit and a dust suction device, wherein the dust suction device comprises a suction head and a connection unit connected between the suction head and the extension connection unit, and the dust suction device comprising a roller brush and a roller brush driving motor;
A dust suction device comprising a suction head and a connection unit disposed on the suction head, characterized in that the dust suction device further comprises a floor types identifying device, and the floor types identifying device comprising:
A vacuum cleaner comprising a machine body, an extension connection unit and a dust suction device, characterized in that the dust suction device in integrated with a floor types identifying device, and the floor types identifying device comprising:
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