An electronic device for generating aerosol, and a method of generating aerosol
AssigneeEsmoking Institute Sp. Z O.O.
InventorsMarcin KOZLOWSKI, Adrian JAKOBCZYK, Pawel ZIELAZEK, Michal KOZLOWSKI
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Abstract
An electronic device for generating an aerosol used for administration to human respiratory tract as the aerosol, nicotine in particular, including a power unit and an evaporator unit, wherein the evaporator unit includes a heating system with a heating element and a fluid transporting element, wherein the heating element comprises a dielectric substrate with at least one resistive layer area applied thereon.
Claims16
An electronic device for generating an aerosol comprising:
- a power unit;
- and
- an evaporator unit, wherein the evaporator unit comprises a heating system with a heating element and a fluid transporting element, wherein the heating element comprises a dielectric substrate with at least one resistive layer area applied thereon, and wherein the fluid transporting element is threaded through the heating element.
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An evaporator unit for an electronic device for generating an aerosol, wherein the evaporator unit comprises:
- a heating element;
- and
- a fluid transporting element,
- wherein the heating element comprises a dielectric substrate with at least one resistive layer area applied thereon, and wherein the fluid transporting element is threaded through the heating element.
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A method for generating an aerosol, comprising:
- feeding a fluid through a fluid transporting element to a heating element in an electronic device for generating an aerosol, wherein the fluid is heated by the heating element, the heating element comprising a dielectric substrate with at least one resistive layer area applied thereon to a suitable temperature so that the fluid fed to the heating element is passed into gaseous phase in contact with a surface of the heating element, and wherein the fluid transporting element is threaded through the heating element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.