POWER SUPPLY MANAGEABLE WEARABLE DEVICE AND POWER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT METHOD FOR A WEARABLE DEVICE
First Claim
1. A power supply manageable wearable device, wherein a smart device supplies power to the wearable device via a microphone interface, wherein the wearable device comprisesa power management module connected to the microphone interface;
- a function module connected to the power management module; and
a control module connected to the power management module and configured to monitor whether a user instruction comprises a voice communication instruction;
whereinif the user instruction comprises the voice communication instruction, the power management module is enabled to supply power to a microphone and outputs a first voltage to supply power to the control module;
orotherwise, the power management module is enabled to cut off power supply to the microphone and output a second voltage to supply power to the control module and the function module, or output a first voltage to supply power to the control module and output a second voltage to supply power to the function module, the first voltage being lower than the second voltage.
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Abstract
A power supply manageable wearable device includes: a power management module connected to the microphone interface, a control module and a function module that are connected to the power management module respectively; wherein the control module monitors whether a user instruction includes a voice communication instruction; if the user instruction includes the voice communication instruction, the power management module is enabled to supply power to a microphone and output a first voltage to supply power to the control module; or otherwise, the power management module is enabled to cut off power supply to the microphone and output a second voltage to supply power to the control module and the function module, or output a first voltage to supply power to the control module and output a second voltage to supply power to the function module. The wearable device has the advantages of convenient use and low cost.
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15 Claims
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1. A power supply manageable wearable device, wherein a smart device supplies power to the wearable device via a microphone interface, wherein the wearable device comprises
a power management module connected to the microphone interface; -
a function module connected to the power management module; and a control module connected to the power management module and configured to monitor whether a user instruction comprises a voice communication instruction;
whereinif the user instruction comprises the voice communication instruction, the power management module is enabled to supply power to a microphone and outputs a first voltage to supply power to the control module;
orotherwise, the power management module is enabled to cut off power supply to the microphone and output a second voltage to supply power to the control module and the function module, or output a first voltage to supply power to the control module and output a second voltage to supply power to the function module, the first voltage being lower than the second voltage. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A power supply management method for a wearable device, wherein a smart device supplies power to the wearable device via a microphone interface, wherein the wearable device comprises a power management module connected to the microphone interface, a control module and a function module that are connected to the power management module respectively;
- the method comprising;
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monitoring whether a user instruction comprises a voice communication instruction, performing step S200 if the user instruction comprises the voice communication instruction, or otherwise, performing step S300;S200;
supplying power to a microphone, and outputting a first voltage to supply power to the control module;S300;
cutting off power supply to the microphone; andoutputting a second voltage to supply power to the control module and the function module;
oroutputting a first voltage to supply power to the control module and outputting a second voltage to supply power to the function module, the first voltage being less than the second voltage. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15)
- the method comprising;
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