Method and device for triggering power supply switch of a...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Computer power control

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C713S323000, C713S324000

Reexamination Certificate

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07010705

ABSTRACT:
A method for triggering a power supply module switch of a cordless electric-apparatus which includes a metal inductive area and an electrostatic inductive element comprising the following steps: when a user body approaches the device to a predetermined distance which is less than the electrostatic induction distance, the electrostatic inductive element detects electrostatic charge from the user body so as to turn a switch within the electrostatic inductive element on; a power supply module supplies power for the cordless electric-apparatus when the switch is turned on; when the user body leaving away from the cordless electric-apparatus exceeds the electrostatic induction distance, the switch within the electrostatic inductive element turns off and when the switch turns off the power supply module supplies a part power for the cordless electric-apparatus.

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patent: 6639488 (2003-10-01), Deligianni et al.
patent: 2004/0008188 (2004-01-01), Liu

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