IP Library Granted Patent US 11,266,847
Granted Patent B2
US 11,266,847 · App. 16/874,571 · Granted Mar 8, 2022

Multi-function portable automated external defibrillator

Inventors: Brett D. Christiansen (St. George, UT); Christopher B. Christiansen (St. George, UT); James B. Christiansen (St. George, UT); Clancy B. Christiansen (St. George, UT); Candice S. Christiansen (St. George, UT); Bryce B. Christiansen (St. George, UT); Susan G. Christiansen (St. George, UT); Phillip Dietz (St. George, UT)
Assignee: Black Diamond Creations, LLC
A61N1/3968A61N1/3904A61N1/3975F21V33/0068H02J7/0045
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Patent No.
US 11,266,847
App. No.
16/874,571
Granted
Mar 8, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A multi-function portable automated external defibrillator (referred to herein as “multi-function AED”) comprises a housing and AED cables. The housing includes a power source that delivers a defibrillation of a set number of joules via monophasic or biphasic options. The housing may be lightweight and compact. The housing further comprises a plurality of ports, such as a charging port, a plurality of USB ports, a cable output port, a 12V port, and an AC in port. The housing also comprises a power button and a flashlight. A user may use a phone application and connect to the multi-function AED through connecting physically via the user's own phone cord or via a wireless connection to recognize and treat ventricular fibrillation.

Claims (39)

1. A multi-function automated external defibrillator comprising:

a housing;

a plurality of ports comprising:

a charging port,

a USB port,

a cable output port,

a 12V port, and

an AC port;

a lithium-ion battery configured to output 3.7Vnom to a defibrillator power integrated circuit for outputting 120 J to a patient, and 3.7Vnom to a flashlight and car jumper integrated circuit for outputting 12V to jumper cables;

a wireless transceiver;

a controller;

AED cables, comprising ECG pads, removably attachable to the cable output port;

vehicle jumper cables removably attachable to the cable output port; and

a multi-function AED phone application executable on a smartphone, the smartphone wirelessly coupled to the wireless transceiver, the multi-function AED phone application configured to:

i. when the AED cables are coupled to the output port:

a. dial 911 when the ECG pads are placed on a user; and

b. if no heartbeat is detected or an abnormal heartbeat is detected, send a signal to the controller, via the wireless transceiver, to deliver a shock to the user of a predetermined number of joules; and

ii. when the vehicle jumper cables are coupled to the output port;

a. send a signal to the controller, via the wireless transceiver, to deliver a predetermined number of joules to jump a car battery.

2. The multi-function automated external defibrillator of claim 1 , further comprising a flashlight.

3. A multi-function automated external defibrillator comprising:

a housing;

a plurality of ports comprising:

a charging port,

a USB port,

a cable output port,

a 12V port, and

an AC port;

a rechargeable internal power source;

a wireless transceiver;

a controller;

AED cables, comprising ECG pads, removably attachable to the cable output port;

vehicle jumper cables removably attachable to the cable output port; and

a multi-function AED phone application executable on a smartphone, the smartphone wirelessly coupled to the wireless transceiver, the multi-function AED phone application configured to:

i. when the AED cables are coupled to the output port:

a. dial 911 when the ECG pads are placed on a user; and

b. if no heartbeat is detected or an abnormal heartbeat is detected, send a signal to the controller, via the wireless transceiver, to deliver a shock to the user of a predetermined number of joules; and

ii. when the vehicle jumper cables are coupled to the output port:

a. send a signal to the controller, via the wireless transceiver, to deliver a predetermined number of joules to jump a car battery.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 26, 2021
From: CHRISTIANSEN, BRETT D., MD; CHRISTIANSEN, CHRISTOPHER B.; CHRISTIANSEN, JAMES B.; CHRISTIANSEN, CLANCY B.; CHRISTIANSEN, CANDICE S.; CHRISTIANSEN, BRYCE B.; CHRISTIANSEN, SUSAN G.; DIETZ, PHILLIP; CHRISTIANSEN, CATHY; CHRISTIANSEN, KAMI
To: BLACK DIAMOND CREATIONS, LLC
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Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62848204 · May 15, 2019
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