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US 12,191,691 B2Granted
Auxiliary power case
AssigneeLenovo (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
InventorsMounika Vanka, Saba Shah
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Abstract
An auxiliary power case can include a frame; a panel coupled to the frame, where the panel defines at least a portion of a recess; a rechargeable battery disposed at least in part in the recess; and a power interface operatively coupled to the rechargeable battery.
Claims20
An auxiliary power case comprising:
- a frame;
- a panel coupled to the frame, wherein the panel defines at least a portion of a recess;
- a rechargeable battery disposed at least in part in the recess;
- a power interface operatively coupled to the rechargeable battery;
- and
- control circuitry operatively coupled to the power interface, wherein the control circuitry operates according to triggers, wherein the triggers comprise triggers set via fields of a graphical user interface that control delivery of power via the power interface and triggers that control charging of the rechargeable battery, and wherein the triggers that control delivery of power comprise at least one application specific trigger that responds to receipt of a signal indicating execution of a corresponding application.
3 more elements
A system comprising:
- a computing device that comprises a dedicated battery, a housing, a display, display circuitry, and a first interface;
- and
- an auxiliary power case that comprises a frame removably attachable to the housing, a rechargeable battery, control circuitry and a second interface operatively coupled to the rechargeable battery and the control circuitry, wherein the control circuitry operates according to triggers, wherein the triggers comprise triggers set via fields of a graphical user interface that control delivery of power via the second interface and triggers that control charging of the rechargeable battery, and wherein the triggers that control delivery of power comprise at least one application specific trigger that responds to receipt of a signal indicating execution of a corresponding application by the computing device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.