Pliable object having low-profile power-coupling transmission module
AssigneeCoremate Technical Co., Ltd.
InventorRobert WANG
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Abstract
A pliable object having a low-profile power-coupling transmission module is disclosed. The pliable object has a pliable body. A secondary induction module fixed to the pliable body is electrically connected to an acting member. The secondary induction module is flexible. The pliable body has a receiving pocket corresponding to the secondary induction module for receiving a primary inductive power module. Thereby, when the primary inductive power module is placed in the receiving pocket, electromagnetic coupling thus established can power the acting member to function. With the flexibility, the present invention is crushproof, shatterproof and bend-proof.
Claims5
A pliable object having a low-profile power-coupling transmission module, the pliable object comprising:
- a pliable body, having a fixing portion and a receiving pocket that are both at an identical side of the pliable body;
- a primary inductive power module, being configured to be placed in the receiving pocket, and having a battery connected to a primary induction coil that has concentric windings and a primary induction patch deposited at one side of the primary induction coil;
- a secondary induction module, being flexible and fixed to the fixing portion of the pliable body, and having a secondary induction patch and a secondary induction coil that is deposited at a side of the secondary induction patch and has concentric windings;
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- an acting member, being installed on the pliable body and electrically connected to the secondary induction coil;
- whereby, when the primary inductive power module is placed in the receiving pocket and is aligned with the secondary induction module, the primary induction coil and the secondary induction coil establish magnetic coupling, which allows power in the battery to be transmitted to the secondary induction coil through the primary induction coil wireless, thereby powering the acting member to function.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.