Electronic pipe
An electronic pipe is provided. The electronic pipe includes a first pipe section having an electronic module and a first connector element that communicates with the electronic module. A second pipe section is structured to be removeably attachable to the first pipe section, the second pipe section including a combustible material reservoir having a passageway that communicates with a mouthpiece receiver, with an aperture located on a surface of the second pipe section, the aperture communicating with the combustible material reservoir so that a fluid exterior to the electronic pipe can pass into the aperture, through the combustible material reservoir and into the passageway that communicates with the mouthpiece receiver and a second connector element structured to removeably couple to the first connector element, with both connector elements structured to transmit an electric current from the battery to a heating element located within the combustible material reservoir.
1. An electronic pipe, comprising:
a first pipe section comprising a battery, an electronic module and a first connector element, the battery and first connector element both communicating with the electronic module;
a second pipe section structured to be removeably attachable to the first pipe section, the second pipe section comprising:
a mouthpiece receiver;
a combustible material reservoir located within the second pipe section, the combustible material reservoir including a passageway that communicates with the mouthpiece receiver;
an aperture located on a surface of the second pipe section, the aperture communicating with the combustible material reservoir so that a fluid exterior to the electronic pipe can pass into the aperture, through the combustible material reservoir and into the passageway that communicates with the mouthpiece receiver; and
a second connector element structured to removeably couple to the first connector element, with both connector elements structured to transmit an electric current from the battery to a heating element located within the combustible material reservoir, the heating element initiating a combustion reaction in the combustible material reservoir.
2. The electronic pipe of claim 1 , further comprising a light-emitting diode (LED) coupled to a distal end of the first pipe section, the LED communicating with the electronic module.
3. The electronic pipe of claim 1 , further comprising a liquid crystal display (LCD) located on a surface of the first pipe section, the LCD communicating with the electronic module.
4. The electronic pipe of claim 1 , further comprising a mouthpiece structured to be removeably attachable to the mouthpiece receiver.
5. The electronic pipe of claim 1 , where the electronic module is selected from a group consisting of: a printed circuit board, an integrated circuit, a computer chip; a printed circuit board having an integrated circuit mounted thereon, and a memory module encoded with a program.
6. The electronic pipe of claim 1 , further comprising a heating wire positioned in the combustible material reservoir, the heating wire communicating with the battery, the heating wire selected from a group consisting of: a platinum wire, a nickel chromium alloy wire, an iron chromium aluminum alloy wire, and a wire comprised of a rare earth element.
7. The electronic pipe of claim 1 , where the battery is rechargeable.
8. An electronic pipe, comprising:
a first pipe section having a circular cross-section and comprising a battery, an electronic module and a first connector element located at a first distal end of the first pipe section, with the battery and first connector element both communicating with the electronic module; a light-emitting diode (LED) coupled to a second distal end of the first pipe module, the LED communicating with the electronic module;
a liquid crystal display (LCD) located on a surface of the first pipe module, the LCD communicating with the electronic module;
a second pipe section having a circular cross-section, and structured to be removeably attachable to the first pipe section, the second pipe section comprising:
a mouthpiece receiver;
a heating net receiver located within the second pipe section, the heating net receiver including a passageway that communicates with the mouthpiece receiver;
a heating net received in said heating net receiver;
an aperture located on a surface of the second pipe section, the aperture communicating with the heating net receiver so that a fluid exterior to the electronic pipe can pass into the aperture, through the heating net receiver and into the passageway that communicates with the mouthpiece receiver;
a second connector element structured to removeably couple to the first connector element, with both connector elements structured to transmit an electric current from the battery to a heating element located within the heating net receiver to heat said heating net, the heating element initiating a combustion reaction in the heating net; and
a mouthpiece structured to be removeably attachable to the mouthpiece receiver.
9. The electronic pipe of claim 8 , where both the first and second pipe section are constructed of a material selected from a group consisting of: a steel alloy, an aluminum alloy, a plastic, and a combination of an aluminum alloy and a plastic.
10. The electronic pipe of claim 8 , further comprising a heating wire positioned in the heating net receiver, the heating wire communicating with the battery, the heating wire selected from a group consisting of: a platinum wire, a nickel chromium alloy wire, an iron chromium aluminum alloy wire, and a wire comprised of a rare earth element.