LIQUID CRYSTAL SKI GOGGLES AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
First Claim
1. A power unit that supplies power to a liquid crystal device, comprising:
- a housing;
a battery carried by said housing;
a drive circuit carried by said housing and connected to said battery;
at least one prong extending from said housing, said prong providing at least two electrical leads connected to said drive circuit;
a master switch connected to said battery to control application of power to said drive circuit; and
a state change switch adapted to control application of power from said at least two electrical leads to the liquid crystal device.
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Abstract
A goggle includes a lens assembly which comprises a front lens, a rear lens spaced apart from the front lens, and a liquid crystal device disposed on one of the lenses. The goggle includes a frame, which defines an aperture and a peripheral channel. The peripheral channel receives the front lens and the rear lens is positioned rearward of the channel so that the aperture receives the lens assembly. A power unit includes a battery and a drive circuit, wherein the drive circuit is connected to a pair of prongs that are electrically connectable to the liquid crystal device for operation thereof. The power unit provides a master switch connected to the battery to control application of power to the drive circuit, and a state change switch to control application of power from the drive circuit, through the prongs, to the liquid crystal device.
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5 Claims
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1. A power unit that supplies power to a liquid crystal device, comprising:
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a housing; a battery carried by said housing; a drive circuit carried by said housing and connected to said battery; at least one prong extending from said housing, said prong providing at least two electrical leads connected to said drive circuit; a master switch connected to said battery to control application of power to said drive circuit; and a state change switch adapted to control application of power from said at least two electrical leads to the liquid crystal device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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