Funai Electric Company Ltd.

Aiichiro Ikeda

Fuminori Tanaka

Nobuyuki Okazaki

An atomization device, an atomization device assembly, and a control system therefor capable of stably spraying are provided. An atomization device of the disclosure includes: a main body that has a vibrating device and a cavity part and in which the vibrating device is disposed above the cavity part and includes a vibrating element; and a tank assembly that is detachably provided with respect to the main body and is accommodated in the cavity part in a coupled state attached to the main body, wherein the tank assembly includes a liquid supply tank that has a space to hold a liquid, and a liquid supply core that supplies the liquid in the liquid supply tank to one side of the vibrating device, and wherein the atomization device further includes a relay absorber that is installed between the vibrating element and the liquid supply core.

Atomization device, atomization device assembly, and control system of atomization device

The present invention provides a simple structure for connecting a flexible printed circuit board to a printed circuit board in which when connecting a flexible printed circuit board to a printed circuit board, the positioning thereof can be made easily, the connection therebetween can be made smoothly and rigidly, and further the assembling time can be reduced. Patterns, on a flexible printed circuit board and a printed circuit board are aligned and connected with each other by soldering. An elongate hole is formed in the vicinity of and along the edge portion in a connecting part of the printed circuit board, and two rectangular holes communicating with the elongate hole are formed at both longitudinal ends of the elongate hole, while two notches for controlling insertion depth are provided at opposing ends of the connecting edge of the flexible printed circuit board. The leading edge portion of the flexible printed circuit board, which is left between the cut portions, is bent downward, and the bent portion is inserted into the elongate hole and the rectangular holes of the printed circuit board to position the flexible printed circuit board, and then the patterns, respectively located on the flexible printed circuit board and the printed circuit board, are connected by soldering.

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Osaka, Japan

Aiichiro Ikeda