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US 6,604,880 B1Granted
Motion lighting pen with light variably accompanying sound actuation
AssigneeExcellence Optoelectronics Inc.
InventorsFang-Yue Huang, Wen-Chen Chung
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Abstract
A pen with both music and motion lighting function but capable of emitting multiple color light source variably accompanying the cadence or rhythm of pleasant played music for fascination, enjoyment and amusement of individual's sight and hearing. A music-light generating means disclosed is fitted into a tubular cylindrical holder invented as a sound box to have sounds generated from the music-light generating means resonate to enhance hearing and overall sound output.
Claims4
A motion lighting pen with light variably accompanying sound actuation, at least comprising:
- a pen body made of a transparent material to guide or diffuse different color light sources;
- a tubular cylindrical holder made of metal and connected to said pen body which is provided with a hollow chamber used as sound box for resonance and several sound holes are opened on its surface;
- a music-light generating means fitted into the chamber of said tubular cylindrical holder having a multicolor LED base for emitting different color light sources, an integrate circuit installed on the bottom of said multicolor LED to control different color light sources emitted variably accompanying the cadence or rhythm of sound played, an electro-magnetic transducer without sound resonating media and with a pair of connecting feet connected to said integrate circuit, and a pair of electrodes connected to said integrate circuit;
- a set of batteries in series connected to said positive electrode of said music-light generating means with their positive electrode;
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- a pen head, made of metal and fasten on the top end of said tubular cylindrical holder, having a insulator installed on front end capably against the top of said batteries for position, and a push-button switch with a connecting spring as a contact to said batteries.
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