| TOP-BOUND ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. Patent applications |
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| 20120022411 | Skin-cover Structure - The present invention discloses a skin-cover structure comprising: a heating layer comprising a sheet of conductive rubber and at least one conductive and low-impedance material, wherein the sheet of conductive rubber can produce heat energy; a first insulating layer and a second insulating layer being disposed on the two surfaces of the heating layer respectively; at least one vibration module being disposed on the surface of the first insulating layer and able to produce vibration with specific strength when receiving electricity; and at least one electrode module being disposed on the surface of the second insulating layer and able to produce electric shock with specific strength when receiving electricity. | 01-26-2012 |
| 20110313437 | VASCULAR CLAMP STRUCTURE - An improved vascular clamp structure is comprised of a clip body and two clipping pieces, all of which constitute a vascular clamp used cooperatively for medical clamping pliers. The clip body is arranged with a bridge part, and from two ends of which a clipping part extends respectively and making one side of the clip body forming an opening; the clipping piece is arranged with a clipping body with a fitting slot. The fitting slot and the clipping part can be assembled together. Both adjacent faces of the clipping bodies are respectively arranged with a groove and at least one male or female fastener inter-buckled together. Wherein, the clip body is set as a memory metal. By arranging clipping pieces, the vascular clamp of the present invention enhances the frictional areas of inter-contact. Arranging male and female fasteners at the adjacent faces of clipping pieces also enhances the clipping force, and effectively improves the slipping drawback of traditional vascular clamp. In addition, the vascular clamp is made of memory metal; by the separation of male and female fasteners, the vascular clamp further possesses the function of dismantlement. | 12-22-2011 |
| 20110290773 | VIDEOSCOPE PREHEATER - A videoscope preheater for preheating an endoscope includes: a support tube; an electrical heating layer uniformly coated on an outer surface of the support tube, one side of the electrical heating layer being connected with a power cable for connecting with an external power supply; and a capsule layer coated on an outer surface of the electrical heating layer for fixing and protecting the electrical heating layer and the power cable. The capsule layer is a thermally contractible capsule film, which is fitted around the electrical heating layer and then heated to contract for insulating the electrical heating layer and the support tube from ambient environment. In use, the endoscope is fitted into the support tube and the electrical heating layer is powered on to generate heat and uniformly heat the endoscope. The heating efficiency of the videoscope preheater is controllable by means of adjusting the current and voltage input. | 12-01-2011 |
| 20090278471 | CIRCUIT DEVICE FOR LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE DRIVING AND STABILIZING SYSTEM - A circuit device for an LED's driving and stabilizing system includes an AC/DC controllable driving voltage source, a feedback driving controller, an LED demodulation driving controller controllable driving voltage source, an external regulator, and an LED modular device. While various internal conditions or factors of the circuit device may be obtained through integrally or partially setting and computing, the circuit device may also be externally connected to an input signal source according to the characteristics of different attributive conditions to thereby achieve the function of automatic regulation, enabling the LED modular device connected thereto and having been used over a long period of time to have lowered brightness attenuation rate, reduced power loss, reduced heat generation, and accordingly, extended the LED's lifespan. | 11-12-2009 |
| 20090114632 | Remote control operated heater for water sports garments - An aquatic garment-heating device employs a conductive rubber-heating device, which obviates the troublesome wiring of the prior art heating devices. It also employs a wireless switch control, which provides a number of advantages. By using a wireless switch, the on/off mechanism for activating or deactivating the heater, may be worn on a diver's wrist where it can be readily located when needed without requiring wires hanging in inconvenient places. Moreover, because the wireless switch may be located in plain view, rather than hidden in a pocket for example, it may be implemented with meaningful visual devices to convey useful information about the status of the heater. For example, in the preferred embodiment, an observable light provides various different colors to indicate whether the heater is in a low, medium or high temperature condition. Finally, the present invention uses especially thin profile batteries and heating elements to preclude any discomfort for the user. An alternative embodiment is provided on an external, detachable belt, which may still employ the wireless switch and thin profile heating element and batteries, but in an implementation, which permits the diver to add a heating system to an otherwise conventional wetsuit. | 05-07-2009 |
