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US 2026/0026546 A1Published application
Electronic cigarette and heater thereof
AssigneeShenzhen Smoore Technology Limited
InventorsXiaoping LI, Changyong YI, Zhenlong JIANG
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AssigneeShenzhen Smoore Technology Limited
InventorsXiaoping LI, Changyong YI, Zhenlong JIANG
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The present disclosure provides an electronic cigarette atomizer, including an atomization assembly and a liquid reservoir engaging with the atomization assembly. The liquid reservoir includes a liquid storage cavity. The atomization assembly includes a first holder, a second holder, and a heating assembly located between the first holder and the second holder. The heating assembly includes a porous body and at least one heater engaging with the porous body, and the porous body has an atomizing surface and a liquid-absorbing surface. The liquid-absorbing surface and the atomizing surface are respectively located on two opposite sides of the porous body, the liquid-absorbing surface is in fluid communication with the liquid storage cavity, and an atomization cavity is formed between the atomizing surface and the second holder.
A heater in an electronic cigarette, comprising at least two flat parts and at least one bending section connecting the at least two flat parts, a resistance of any of the at least two flat parts is larger than a resistance of the at least one bending section.
A heater in an electronic cigarette, comprising at least two first portions and at least one second portion connecting the at least two first portions, a resistance of any of the at least two first portions is greater than a resistance of the at least one second portion.
An electronic cigarette, wherein the electronic cigarette includes a heating assembly, the heating assembly comprising at least one heater, the heater comprises at least two first portions and at least one second portion connecting the at least two first portions, a resistance of any of the at least two first portions is larger than a resistance of the at least one second portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.