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       <h3>Emulsifier module</h3>
       <p>Using a circuit board-controlled atomizer, connecting it to a power source allows the musk ketone solution to be converted into vapor for inhalation. The picture below shows the actual product we completed. </p>
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       <h3>Control module</h3>
       <p>To achieve dosage control, we can use an STM32 or Arduino module for power management. The user can control the power output duration by regulating the number of button presses on the control module, which in turn controls the working time of the atomizer and ultimately manages the amount of muscone used.</p>
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