Aerosol generation device and heating assembly thereof
AssigneeShenzhen Smoore Technology Limited
InventorsZhenlong JIANG, Pei LI
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AssigneeShenzhen Smoore Technology Limited
InventorsZhenlong JIANG, Pei LI
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The present disclosure relates to an aerosol generation device and a heating assembly thereof. The heating assembly includes an electrically conductive external tube, an electrical resistance circuit disposed in the external tube and having an electrode electrically connected with the external tube, a first electrode lead wire in electrical connection with the external tube, and a second electrode lead wire in electrical connection with an opposite electrode of the electrical resistance circuit. The external tube is electrically conductive, and electrode lead wires that are needed for the electrical resistance circuit and the temperature detection circuit are led out via the external tube. Such a structural configuration can help to reduce the number of electrode lead wires needed for the heating assembly and to increase the distance among each of the electrode lead wires.
A heating assembly, characterized by comprising an electrically conductive external tube (11), an electrical resistance circuit (15) disposed in the external tube (11) and having an electrode electrically connected with the external tube (11), a first electrode lead wire (16) in electrical connection with the external tube (11), and a second electrode lead wire (17) in electrical connection with an opposite electrode of the electrical resistance circuit (15).
An aerosol generation device, comprising a heating assembly, wherein the heating assembly comprises an electrically conductive external tube (11), an electrical resistance circuit (15) disposed in the external tube (11) and having an electrode electrically connected with the external tube (11), a first electrode lead wire (16) in electrical connection with the external tube (11), and a second electrode lead wire (17) in electrical connection with an opposite electrode of the electrical resistance circuit (15).
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