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Definitions

• the invention relates to a pressure wave massage device for body parts, in particular erogenous zones such as the clitoris, with a pressure field generating device which has at least one cavity with a first end and a second end opposite the first end and remote from the first end, wherein the first end is provided with at least one opening for placement on a body part, and a drive device which is designed to effect a change in the volume of the at least one cavity between a minimum volume and a maximum volume in such a way that a stimulating pressure field is generated in the at least one opening.
• a device of the type mentioned above is, for example, from the DE 10 2013 110 501 A1 known.
• the cavity is formed by a first chamber and a second chamber.
• the second chamber has an opening for placement on a body part or an erogenous zone.
• the two chambers are connected via a narrow connecting channel.
• the drive device is designed to change only the volume of the first chamber, in such a way that a stimulating pressure field is generated via the connecting channel in the second chamber.
• this known design has significant disadvantages. Using lubricant or underwater is not possible, as the lubricant or water in the narrow connecting channel increases its throttling effect so much that the drive mechanism is stalled.
• the known device does not meet the strict hygiene requirements, as the connecting channel's very small cross-section prevents cleaning of the internal first chamber, allowing dirt and bacteria to accumulate there, which then cannot be removed.
• a pressure field generating device which has at least one cavity with a first end and a second end opposite the first end and remote from the first end, wherein the first end is provided with at least one opening for placement on a body part, and a drive device which is designed to effect a change in the volume of the at least one cavity between a minimum volume and a maximum volume in such a way that a stimulating pressure field is generated in the at least one opening, characterized in that the cavity is formed by a single chamber and the ratio of volume change to the minimum volume is not less than 1/10, preferably not less than 1/8.
• the invention is characterized by a single-chamber solution, the advantages of which are a simpler structure, improved hygiene, in particular due to easier rinsing of the cavity formed by only a single chamber according to the invention, and easy use with lubricant or under water.
• the ratio of minimum volume to volume change should not be greater than 10, preferably not greater than 8, since it has been found that otherwise the suction effect would be too low.
• Volume change is the difference between the maximum and minimum volume.
• the volume of the cavity is defined as the volume of the chamber that ends in the area of the opening at a virtual flat surface that imaginarily closes the opening.
• the ratio of minimum volume to volume change should not be less than 1 and preferably not less than 2, since it has been found according to the invention that otherwise, on the one hand, the power requirement of the drive device becomes too great and, on the other hand, an excessive and possibly painful negative pressure is created at the opening.
• the minimum volume of the cavity is defined as the volume when the opening of the cavity is imaginarily closed with a virtual flat surface and the membrane is in an operating state or a position with the smallest distance to the opening.
• the maximum volume of the cavity of the chamber is defined as the volume when the opening of the cavity is imaginarily closed with a virtual flat surface and the membrane is in an operating state or a position with the greatest distance to the opening.
• the cross-section of the cavity of the chamber In order for the air flow velocity to be essentially unchanged or at least almost constant over the entire length of the cavity of the chamber, the cross-section of the cavity of the chamber, defined transversely to its length between its two ends, should preferably be essentially unchanged or at least almost constant over the entire length between its two ends.
• Cross-section is preferably understood to mean the cross-sectional shape and/or the cross-sectional area.
• the cavity of the chamber may preferably have substantially the shape of a rotational body with a circular or elliptical cross-section.
• the cavity of the chamber may have the shape of a continuous tube.
• the opening cross-section of the opening should essentially correspond to the cross-section of the cavity of the chamber.
• the cavity of the chamber is closed at its inner second end with a flexible membrane that extends substantially over the entire cross-section of the cavity and is moved by the drive device alternately toward the opening and in the opposite direction.
• a flexible membrane that extends substantially over the entire cross-section of the cavity and is moved by the drive device alternately toward the opening and in the opposite direction.
• the section of the chamber containing the opening is provided as a replaceable spout, the inner side wall of which forms a section of the side wall of the cavity leading to the opening.
• the spout should preferably be made of a flexible material, preferably silicone.
• the inner side wall of the spout should be substantially flush with the remaining portion of the side wall of the cavity so that a point of discontinuity between the spout and the inner portion of the cavity of the chamber is avoided.
• the inner side wall of the spout forms a substantially continuous side wall of the cavity, connecting the first end to the second end of the cavity and thus the opening of the spout to the membrane, and the spout, together with the membrane, forms a single-piece component.
• Such a preferred development offers a particularly easy-to-manufacture design due to the single-piece connection of the spout and membrane and also has additional hygienic advantages, since the entire component comprising the membrane and spout can be replaced, which is only possible with the single-chamber solution implemented according to the invention.
• the pressure field should preferably consist of a pattern of relative negative and positive pressures, which are modulated onto a reference pressure, preferably onto normal pressure.
• the magnitude of the relative positive pressure, relative to normal pressure is expediently smaller than the magnitude of the relative negative pressure, relative to normal pressure, and preferably amounts to no more than 10% of the magnitude of the relative negative pressure. It has been found that under normal conditions of use, when the pressure wave massager is not subjected to excessively strong contact pressures when its opening is placed on the body part to be stimulated, any relative positive pressures that may occur can largely dissipate. Therefore, for these more practical reasons alone, the focus should be on a pressure field that is to be modulated predominantly in the negative pressure range.
• the pressure field may consist of a pattern of only relative negative pressures, which are modulated onto a reference pressure, preferably onto normal pressure.
• the pressure field is generated with a substantially sinusoidal-periodic pressure curve, for which purpose the drive device performs a regular change of the volume of the cavity, for example with the help of an eccentric mechanism.
• a control device which controls the drive device and has at least one operating means by which a respective modulation of the pressure field can be changed.
• the device should be designed as a handheld device, preferably one powered by a battery.
• the pressure wave massage device 1 shown in the figures in a preferred embodiment comprises an elongated housing 2 with a first end portion 2a, an opposite second end portion 2b, and an intermediate middle portion 2c.
• the housing is preferably made of plastic.
• the two end sections 2a and 2b are rounded and taper slightly towards the middle section 2c, which is somewhat slimmer.
• a transversely to the A projecting extension 4 extending along the longitudinal extent of the housing 2 is formed and, together with the first end section 2a of the housing 2, forms a head of the pressure wave massage device 1, while the second end section 2b of the housing 2 preferably serves as a handle for holding the pressure wave massage device 1 during the application to be described in more detail below.
• the housing 2 is composed of two half-shells in the direction of its longitudinal extension, one of which is provided with the aforementioned extension 4.
• the two half-shells of the housing 2 are preferably glued together; alternatively, however, it is also conceivable, for example, to connect the two half-shells of the housing 2 in another way, for example by means of screws or locking means attached to their inner sides.
• a nozzle 6 is located on the extension 4, which contains an opening which can be inserted into the Figures 2 to 4 and is marked with the reference symbol "8".
• the grommet 6 is preferably made of a soft or flexible plastic material, such as, in particular, a silicone material.
• a pressure wave generating device 10 is accommodated, with the aid of which a stimulating pressure field is generated in the opening 8.
• the pressure field generating device 10 has a cavity 12 with an outer first end 12a and an inner second end 4b opposite the first end 12a and located remote from the first end 12a, wherein the first end 4a simultaneously also forms the opening 8 in the nozzle 6.
• the cavity 12 is formed by a single continuous chamber 14 and is delimited by an inner or side wall 12c connecting its two ends 12a, 12b.
• the grommet has an outer section 6a with which it can be removed from the extension 4 is attached and has an inner section 6b, wherein the outer section 6a and the inner section 6b of the spout 6 are connected to one another in the region of the opening 8.
• the inner section 6b of the spout 6 is designed in the manner of a sleeve and delimits an outer section of the cavity 12 leading to its outer first end 12a.
• the inner wall of the sleeve-shaped inner section 6b of the spout 6 simultaneously forms an outer section 12c1 of the inner or side wall 12c of the cavity 12 leading to the opening 8.
• the cavity 12 is delimited by an inner annular element 16, the inner wall of which simultaneously forms the remaining inner section 12c2 of the side wall 12c of the cavity 12.
• the continuous single chamber 14 is composed of the sleeve-shaped inner section 6b of the spout 6 and the annular element 16.
• the arrangement of the nozzle 6 and the annular element 16 is such that the first section 12c1 of the cavity 12 is aligned with the second section 12c2 of the cavity 12, so that the side wall 12c of the cavity 12 is free of discontinuities.
• the cavity 12 of the chamber 14 essentially has the shape of a rotary body with a circular cross-section, wherein the cross-section of the cavity 12, defined transversely to its length L between its two ends 12a, 12b, in the illustrated embodiment is essentially almost constant over the entire length L between its two ends 12a, 12b and widens only slightly towards the opening 8, so that the opening cross-section of the opening 8 also approximately corresponds to the cross-section of the cavity 12.
• Chamber 14 forms a continuous tube with a cross-section that remains constant almost over its entire length, wherein in the illustrated embodiment the cavity is oriented in the direction of its length L approximately transversely to the longitudinal extent of the housing 2.
• the ratio of the width of the cavity 12, defined transversely to its longitudinal extent, to the length L of the cavity 12, defined in the direction of its longitudinal extent, is approximately 0.39.
• other values for the ratio of diameter or width to length of the cavity 12 of the chamber 14 between 0.1 and 1.0 are also conceivable.
• the cavity 12 is closed at its inner second end 12b with a flexible membrane 18, preferably made of silicone, which extends over the entire cross-section of the cavity 12 and is driven by a drive motor 22 via a mechanism 20.
• the mechanism 20 is designed such that the rotary movement of the output shaft 22a of the drive motor 22 is converted into a reciprocal longitudinal movement, whereby the membrane 18 is set in a movement transverse to the plane spanned by it, alternately in the direction towards the opening 8 and in the opposite direction thereto. In this way, the volume of the cavity 12 of the chamber 14 is changed depending on the rotation of the output shaft 22a of the drive motor 22.
• the mechanism 20 has an eccentric or a connecting rod to convert the rotary movement of the output shaft 22a of the drive motor 22 into a reciprocal longitudinal movement for the reciprocal deflection of the membrane 18.
• other drive types are also conceivable which cause a deflection of the membrane 18 to change the volume of the cavity 12.
• the reciprocal movement of the membrane 18 thereby causes a change in the volume of the cavity 12 between a minimum volume and a maximum volume, so that a stimulating pressure field is generated in the opening 8.
• This can also be done, for example, electromagnetically, piezoelectrically, pneumatically, or hydraulically.
• the arrangement must be such that the ratio of volume change to minimum volume is not less than 1/10 and preferably not less than 1/8, so that the ratio of minimum volume to volume change is not greater than 10 and preferably not greater than 8, since otherwise the suction effect becomes too low during the movement of the membrane 18 in the direction away from the opening 8.
• the arrangement should preferably also be such that the ratio of volume change to the minimum volume is not greater than 1 and preferably not greater than 1/2, so that the ratio of minimum volume to volume change should not be less than 1 and preferably not less than 2, since otherwise, on the one hand, the power requirement of the drive motor 22 becomes too great and, on the other hand, too great a negative pressure arises during the movement of the membrane 18 in the direction away from the opening 8. In this way, with the help of the flexible membrane 18 driven by the drive motor 22, alternating negative and positive pressures are generated in the cavity 12 of the chamber 14.
• the volume of the cavity 12 is defined as the volume of the chamber 14 which ends in the region of the opening 8 at a virtual flat surface which imaginarily closes the opening 8 when the membrane 18 is in its zero or middle position.
• the minimum volume of the cavity 12 is defined by the fact that the opening 8 of the cavity 12 is imaginarily closed with a virtual flat surface and the membrane 18 is in a position with the smallest distance to the opening 8 and thus in its maximum deflection towards the opening 8.
• the maximum volume of the cavity 12 is defined by the fact that the opening 8 of the cavity 12 is imaginarily closed with a virtual flat surface and the membrane 18 is in a position with the greatest distance to the opening 8 and thus in a maximum deflection directed away from the opening 8.
• the drive motor 22 which in the described embodiment is an electric motor, is connected via an electrical cable 24 to an electronic control circuit board 26, which controls the drive motor 22.
• a battery 30 is connected to the control circuit board 26 via an electrical cable 28, which supplies the drive motor 22 and the control circuit board 26 with the necessary electrical energy
• the battery 30 can be either a non-rechargeable battery or a rechargeable accumulator.
• the drive motor 22 is located in the connection area between the slim central section 2c of the housing 2 and the first end section 2a of the housing 2 and thus adjacent to the head of the pressure wave massage device 1 formed by the first end section 2a of the housing 2 and the extension 4, the battery 30 is arranged in the second end section 2b of the housing 2, whereby the housing 2 is well balanced when the pressure wave massage device 1 is held in the hand by the user.
• a power button 32 is provided, which can be operated from the outside of the housing 2 to switch the pressure wave massage device 1 on and off and is arranged in the slim central section 2c of the housing 2. Also arranged in the slim central section 2c of the housing 2 is a button 34, which can be operated from the outside and can be used to set various operating states of the pressure wave massage device 1, and an indicator light 36, preferably designed as a light-emitting diode and visible from the outside.
• the power button 32 and the button 34 are arranged directly on the control circuit board 26 fastened below the wall of the housing 2, while the indicator light 36 is connected to the control circuit board 26 via an electrical cable (not shown in the figures).
• the electronic control circuit board 26 also takes over the charge management of the battery 30.
• the control circuit board 26 is connected via an electrical cable 38 to charging contacts 40, which are arranged on the front side of the second end section 2b of the housing 2 and are accessible from the outside, as the Figures 1 to 3
• An external charger (not shown in the figures) can be connected to these connection contacts 40 via a plug with magnetic plug contacts, which can be brought into contact with the connection contacts 40 due to magnetic forces to establish an electrical connection.
• the described pressure wave massage device 1 is designed as a handheld device and is placed with the nozzle 6 on a body part (not shown in the figures) to be stimulated in such a way that it is essentially enclosed by the nozzle 6 in the area of the opening 8.
• the body part to be stimulated is then alternately exposed to different air pressures by the reciprocal movement of the membrane 18.
• any relative excess pressures that may arise during the respective movement of the membrane 18 towards the opening 8 largely escape, so that essentially the Fig. 5 shown pattern of a modulated relative negative pressure compared to the normal air pressure P 0.
• the control circuit board 26 preferably has a memory (not shown in the figures) in which various modulation patterns are stored By operating the button 34 accordingly, a desired modulation pattern can be selected in order to then control the drive motor 22 accordingly.

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