Lot A0001 - Personal Electronics Accessories
Lot Description:
The patents in this lot are related to technology that provides
Portable battery recharge capabilities. This technology can be
Useful in recharging personal communications and other
Electronic devices, such as cell phones, MP3 devices, etc.
Number of Patents: 4 US, one pending continuation
Certain Terms and Conditions Apply to all Patent Sales
6441589
Portable Battery Recharge Station
(Parent)
8.27.2002
A system and method for recharging secondary batteries.
One embodiment of the present invention comprises a supervisory circuit,
a voltage converter, a portable power source, and one or more of a holder and a socket. The holder is adapted to receive a specific type of secondary battery of a portable device. The socket is adapted to mate with a plug of a device-specific charging cord connected to the portable device. Each of the holder and the plug can be associated with a programming resistor that provides a voltage requirement of the secondary battery. When the secondary battery is either placed in the holder or is connected to the socket, the supervisory circuit communicates with the voltage converter to supply the appropriate voltage required to recharge the secondary battery. The voltage converter receives power from the portable power source.
6624616
Portable Battery Recharge Station
(Con 1)
09.23.2003
A system and method for recharging secondary batteries.
One embodiment of the present invention comprises a supervisory circuit,
a voltage converter, a portable power source, and one or more of a holder and a socket. The holder is adapted to receive a specific type of secondary battery of a portable device. The socket is adapted to mate with a plug of a device-specific charging cord connected to the portable device. Each of the holder and the plug can be associated with a programming resistor that provides a voltage requirement of the secondary battery. When the secondary battery is either placed in the holder or is connected to the socket, the supervisory circuit communicates with the voltage converter to supply the appropriate voltage required to recharge the secondary battery. The voltage converter receives power from the portable power source.
7405535
Portable Battery Recharge Station
(Con 2)
07.29.2008
A system and method for recharging secondary batteries.
One embodiment of the present invention comprises a supervisory circuit,
a voltage converter, a portable power source, and one or more of a holder and a socket. The holder is adapted to receive a specific type of secondary battery of a portable device. The socket is adapted to mate with a plug of a device-specific charging cord connected to the portable device. Each of the holder and the plug can be associated with a programming resistor that provides a voltage requirement of the secondary battery. When the secondary battery is either placed in the holder or is connected to the socket, the supervisory circuit communicates with the voltage converter to supply the appropriate voltage required to recharge the secondary battery. The voltage converter receives power from the portable power source.
12/147147
Portable Battery Recharge Station
(Pending Continuation)
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A system and method for recharging secondary batteries.
One embodiment of the present invention comprises a supervisory circuit,
a voltage converter, a portable power source, and one or more of a holder and a socket. The holder is adapted to receive a specific type of secondary battery of a portable device. The socket is adapted to mate with a plug of a device-specific charging cord connected to the portable device. Each of the holder and the plug can be associated with a programming resistor that provides a voltage requirement of the secondary battery. When the secondary battery is either placed in the holder or is connected to the socket, the supervisory circuit communicates with the voltage converter to supply the appropriate voltage required to recharge the secondary battery. The voltage converter receives power from the portable power source.
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