Seiko epson corporation (20240258971). VIBRATOR DEVICE simplified abstract
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VIBRATOR DEVICE
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Inventor(s)
Ryuta Nishizawa of Nagano-shi (JP)
Junichi Takeuchi of Chino-shi (JP)
VIBRATOR DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240258971 titled 'VIBRATOR DEVICE
The abstract describes a vibrator device with a base containing an integrated circuit, a vibration element, and a lid bonded to the base. The integrated circuit includes two circuits with elements in different regions.
- The vibrator device includes a base with an integrated circuit and a vibration element.
- The lid is bonded to the base, enclosing the components of the device.
- The integrated circuit consists of two circuits with elements in separate regions.
- The device is designed to provide controlled vibrations for various applications.
- The bonding portion ensures the stability and durability of the device.
Potential Applications: - Personal massagers - Sexual wellness products - Medical devices for therapeutic purposes
Problems Solved: - Providing precise and controlled vibrations - Ensuring durability and stability of the device
Benefits: - Customizable vibration settings - Enhanced user experience - Reliable performance
Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Vibrator Device for Personal Wellness This technology can be used in the development of personal massagers, sexual wellness products, and medical devices for therapeutic purposes. The customizable vibration settings and reliable performance make it a valuable addition to the market.
Questions about Vibrator Device Technology: 1. How does the integrated circuit control the vibrations in the device? The integrated circuit includes two circuits with elements in different regions, allowing for precise control of the vibrations.
2. What are the potential safety considerations when using this vibrator device? Safety considerations may include ensuring the device is properly sealed and insulated to prevent any electrical hazards.
Original Abstract Submitted
a vibrator device includes: a base having an integrated circuit disposed at a second surface; a vibration element; and a lid having an end surface of a side wall bonded to a first surface of the base at a bonding portion. the integrated circuit includes a first circuit and a second circuit, the first circuit includes a plurality of first circuit elements disposed in a first region ara, and the second circuit includes a second circuit element disposed in a second region arb. at this time, the following relations are established.
