Electrostatically atomizing device and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsKentaro Kobayashi, Hirokazu Yoshioka
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Abstract
An electrostatically atomizing device in this invention comprises thermoelectric elements being different in type from each other and an emitter electrode being configured to cause the electrostatically atomization. The emitter electrode is provided with a mounting member for mounting the thermoelectric elements different in type from each other. The mounting member is provided with the electrical conductive path between the thermoelectric elements. Consequently, it is possible to achieve the downsizing of the device and the saving energy of the device while keeping the cooling performance of creating the condensation water on the emitter electrode.
Claims16
An electrostatically atomizing device comprising:
- thermoelectric elements which of different types;
- an emitter electrode being configured to cause an electrostatically atomization, wherein
- said emitter electrode being provided with a mounting member which is configured to mount the thermoelectric elements of the different types,
- wherein
- said mounting member is provided with an electrical conductive path which is located between the thermoelectric elements of the different types.
A method of manufacturing the electrostatically atomizing device comprising:
- a step of forming a plurality of the heat radiation members being realized by an electrical conductive member under a condition where the electrical conductive member is connected to a frame,
- a step of separating a plurality of the heat radiation member from the frame,
- a step of coupling thermoelectric elements of different types to the heat radiation members, respectively, which correspond to the thermoelectric elements, and
- a mounting step of mounting the thermoelectric elements of the different types on a mounting member of an emitter electrode such that the thermoelectric elements are electrically connected to the mounting member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.