WEARABLE POWER SUPPLY AND ASSOCIATED POWER SUPPLY METHOD
First Claim
1. A wearable power supply, comprising a control module, and a battery, a first charge module, a second charge module, a communication module, and a remaining capacity computation module, which are coupled to the control module, whereinthe first charge module comprises a driver and a first interface, wherein the driver is connected to the control module, the first interface, and the battery, respectively, and the first interface is configured to connect to an external energy source which charges the battery through the first interface;
- the second charge module comprises a voltage boost driver and a second interface, wherein the voltage boost driver is connected to the control module, the battery, and the second interface, respectively, the second interface is a USB (universal serial bus) interface comprising a plurality of metal contact pins and is configured to electrically connect to a terminal through contact pins to charge the terminal, and the voltage boost driver is configured to step up an output voltage of the battery to a required rated voltage of the terminal;
the remaining capacity computation module is configured to adjust a remaining capacity value of the battery in real time based on a discharging curve of the battery;
the communication module is configured to connect to the terminal through the contact pins and to send the adjusted remaining capacity value from the remaining capacity computation module to the terminal to display; and
the wearable power supply further comprises a plurality of LED (light-emitting diode) power indication lights connected to the control module, the LED power indication lights being configured to light up when the battery is charging the terminal or when the external energy source is charging the battery.
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Abstract
A wearable power supply includes a control module, a battery; and a first charge module, a second charge module, a communication module, and a remaining capacity computation module, which are connected to the control module. The first charge module includes a driver and a first interface used to charge the battery. The driver is connected to the control module, the first interface, and the battery, respectively. The second charge module includes a voltage boost driver and a second interface used to charge a terminal. The voltage boost driver is connected to the control module, the battery, and the second interface, respectively. The voltage boost driver steps up an output voltage of the battery. The remaining capacity computation module adjusts the remaining capacity value of the battery in real time based on the battery discharging curve. The communication module sends the adjusted remaining battery capacity value to the terminal to display.
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22 Claims
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1. A wearable power supply, comprising a control module, and a battery, a first charge module, a second charge module, a communication module, and a remaining capacity computation module, which are coupled to the control module, wherein
the first charge module comprises a driver and a first interface, wherein the driver is connected to the control module, the first interface, and the battery, respectively, and the first interface is configured to connect to an external energy source which charges the battery through the first interface; -
the second charge module comprises a voltage boost driver and a second interface, wherein the voltage boost driver is connected to the control module, the battery, and the second interface, respectively, the second interface is a USB (universal serial bus) interface comprising a plurality of metal contact pins and is configured to electrically connect to a terminal through contact pins to charge the terminal, and the voltage boost driver is configured to step up an output voltage of the battery to a required rated voltage of the terminal; the remaining capacity computation module is configured to adjust a remaining capacity value of the battery in real time based on a discharging curve of the battery; the communication module is configured to connect to the terminal through the contact pins and to send the adjusted remaining capacity value from the remaining capacity computation module to the terminal to display; and the wearable power supply further comprises a plurality of LED (light-emitting diode) power indication lights connected to the control module, the LED power indication lights being configured to light up when the battery is charging the terminal or when the external energy source is charging the battery. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 5, 6)
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7. A wearable power supply, comprising a control module, and a battery, a first charge module, a second charge module, a communication module, and a remaining capacity computation module, which are connected to the control module, wherein
the first charge module comprises a driver and a first interface, wherein the driver is connected to the control module, the first interface, and the battery, respectively, and the first interface is configured to connect to an external energy source which charges the battery through the first interface; -
the second charge module comprises a voltage boost driver and a second interface, wherein the voltage boost driver is connected to the control module, the battery, and the second interface, respectively, the second interface is configured to electrically connect to a terminal through contact pins to charge the terminal, and the voltage boost driver is configured to step up an output voltage of the battery to a required rated voltage of the terminal; the remaining capacity computation module is configured to adjust a remaining capacity value of the battery in real time based on a discharging curve of the battery; and the communication module is configured to connect to the terminal through the contact pins and to send the adjusted remaining capacity value from the remaining capacity computation module to the terminal to display. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18)
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13. (canceled)
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16. A power supply method of a wearable power supply, comprising:
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boosting an output voltage of a battery of the wearable power supply to a required rated voltage of a terminal electrically connected to the wearable power supply, and charging the terminal via an interface connecting the wearable power supply and the terminal; adjusting a remaining capacity value of the battery in real time based on a discharging curve of the battery when the battery is charging the terminal; and sending the adjusted remaining capacity value to the terminal, to display the remaining capacity value of the battery on the terminal. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22)
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