Electronic vapor provision device

1. An electronic vapor provision device comprising:

a power cell;

a heating element;

a computer, the computer including a computer processor, a memory and an input-output; and

a pressure sensor and a temperature sensor that form a combined sensor, constructed as a single electronic component, wherein the combined sensor is configured to detect a suction force applied to the electronic vapor provision device by a user, and

the combined sensor configured to, in use, output both pressure and temperature at substantially the same time, and the computer configured to deliver an electrical current to the heating element when a pressure measured by the pressure sensor is reduced below a threshold pressure,

wherein the computer is configured, in use, to obtain a temperature reading from the temperature sensor and a pressure reading from the pressure sensor, and to adjust the pressure reading to compensate for the temperature reading,

wherein the combined sensor is located at a position away from the heating element such that the output of the combined sensor is substantially unaffected by operation of the heating element, and

wherein, on the basis of the temperature reading from the combined sensor, the computer is configured to cut out the electrical current to the heating element at or above a predetermined temperature.

2. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the electronic vapor provision device is an electronic cigarette.

3. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the computer includes a microprocessor.

4. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the electronic vapor provision device further comprises a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is a mouthpiece end and the second end is a tip end, and the combined sensor is located closer to the tip end than to the mouthpiece end.

5. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 4 , wherein the computer is located closer to the tip end than to the mouthpiece end.

6. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the temperature sensor is configured to, in use, measure ambient temperature.

7. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the pressure sensor is configured, in use, to measure ambient pressure.

8. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the combined sensor is a calibrated sensor.

9. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 8 , wherein the calibrated sensor is calibrated for pressure and temperature.

10. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 8 , wherein the calibrated sensor is calibrated for use in atmospheric conditions.

11. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the combined sensor is configured to, in use, determine the temperature and the pressure and provide a substantially linear relationship between a voltage output and the measure pressure.

12. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the computer is configured, in use, to obtain a temperature reading from the temperature sensor and to adjust the threshold pressure based on the temperature reading.

13. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the electronic vapor provision device comprises a control unit and a vaporizer, the control unit comprising the power cell, the computer, the pressure sensor and the temperature sensor, and the vaporizer comprising the heating element.

14. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the electronic vapor provision device further comprises a liquid store configured, in use, to supply liquid to the heating element.

15. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 14 , wherein the computer is further configured, in use, to adjust the vaporization such that the vaporizer vaporizes substantially the same amount of liquid per unit time, each time.

16. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 14 , wherein the computer is further configured, in use, to adjust the vaporization such that the vaporizer vaporizes substantially the same amount of liquid per unit time, each time.

17. The electronic vapor provision device of 14 , wherein the computer is further configured, in use, to adjust a heating temperature of the heating element based on the temperature reading.

18. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 14 , wherein the computer is further configured, in use, to adjust a heating temperature of the heating element based on the pressure reading.

19. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 14 , wherein the computer is further configured, in use, to adjust an electrical current delivered to the vaporizer based on the temperature reading.

20. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 14 , wherein the computer is further configured, in use, to adjust an electrical current delivered to the vaporizer based on the pressure reading.

21. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 14 , wherein the computer is configured, in use, to reduce a heating power delivered to the heating element as an ambient temperature increases.

22. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the computer is configured, in use, to enter a wait mode when the temperature reading exceeds a first threshold temperature.

23. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 22 , wherein prior to leaving wait mode, the computer is configured, in use, to measure a temperature and to then remain in wait mode if the temperature is above a second threshold temperature, or to leave wait mode if the temperature is below a second threshold temperature.

24. The electronic vapor provision device claim 23 , wherein the first threshold temperature is substantially equal to second threshold temperature.

25. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 1 , wherein the computer is configured, in use, to disable the device if a temperature measured by the temperature sensor is above a critical threshold temperature.

26. The electronic vapor provision device of claim 25 , wherein the device further comprises a fuse connected to the computer, and the device is configured to be disabled by blowing the fuse.