10 results about "Low frequency stimulation" patented technology

The design is claimed in the features of shape and configuration of the electronic muscle stimulator as shown in the drawings; the design pertains to an electronic muscle stimulator, where plated areas in contact with the palm transmit low-frequency stimulation to the user body, providing both massage and exercise effects; Fig. 1.1 is a perspective view of an electronic muscle stimulator; Fig. 1.2 is a front view thereof; Fig. 1.3 is a rear view thereof; Fig. 1.4 is a left side view thereof; Fig. 1.5 is a right side view thereof; Fig. 1.6 is a top view thereof, and Fig. 1.7 is a bottom view thereof.

A low-frequency stimulation device for human skin includes a patch that adheres to the skin. The patch has a connector for connecting a controller. The connector is connected to the controller's connector via a wire. The controller contains a portable power supply that supplies power to the connector, which is connected to the connector via a line. A conductive head carrying low-frequency current is located on the bottom surface of the patch. Conductive lines are distributed throughout the patch, and the conductive head is connected to the connector via corresponding conductive lines. The advantages of this invention are: the controller has a built-in power supply, allowing for direct use after connecting the controller to the patch via a wire; the device consists of only two parts that can be assembled together, requiring only connection of the connector and connector via wires, making installation very convenient; the overall structure is simple, space-saving, portable, and easy to use.

1. Name of the product in this design: Low-frequency stimulator (cabinet type). 2. Purpose of this design: To stimulate muscle nerves with low-frequency current. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model.

1. The name of the design product: vagus nerve low frequency stimulation instrument ear clip. 2. The use of the design product: the product is the ear clip of the vagus nerve low frequency stimulation instrument, which is worn on the human ear to assist in improving insomnia, anxiety, depression, pain, epilepsy, etc. 3. The design points of the design product: in shape. 4. The picture or photo that best indicates the design points: perspective view 1.

The application discloses an active reminding type wearing device for scoliosis correction, and belongs to the technical field of scoliosis, which comprises a monitoring regulator and a plurality of reminders. The monitoring regulator is composed of an angle sensing module, a horizontal detection module and a logic processing module, is used for detecting the angle change of shoulder back detection lines and iliac crest detection lines, and compares the angle with a target range. When a deviation is detected, the logic processing module sends a signal to the reminder through a communication module, the reminder feeds back through vibration or low-frequency stimulation mode, and the wearer is induced to actively adjust the body position. The device overcomes the deficiency of passive correction, enhances the correction effect, and has static and dynamic correction functions, and can monitor the posture change of the patient in the motion state in real time. The portable design improves the wearing comfort and compliance, is suitable for patients with mild scoliosis and bad posture, is especially suitable for children, helps to correct the body shape, enhances the muscle strength, forms a good posture habit, and significantly improves the treatment effect.

The design seeks to register the shape and construction features of an electrical muscle stimulator, as shown in the drawings. The design relates to an electrical muscle stimulator, the plated portion of which contacts the palm of the hand delivering low frequency stimulation to the user's body, providing both massage and exercise effects. Figure 1.1 is a perspective view of the electrical muscle stimulator. Figure 1.2 is a front view. Figure 1.3 is a rear view. Figure 1.4 is a left side view. Figure 1.5 is a right side view. Figure 1.6 is a top view. Figure 1.7 is a bottom view. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Front view; 1.3) Rear view; 1.4) Left side view; 1.5) Right side view; 1.6) Top view; 1.7) Bottom view

An electronic device using a low frequency includes a belt, detachable electrode pads, and a control box that generates and controls stimulation signals. A cable within the belt includes a first line and a second line branching obliquely from a mid-portion of the first line at an angle of 30°-90°, forming a T-shaped configuration to supply independent frequency signals to the respective pads. Each pad is independently detachable from the belt for cleaning or replacement and includes Velcro disposed on both surfaces for reversible attachment. One surface of each pad may include a woven silver-plated conductive layer, and the opposite surface may include a carbon-based resistive heating film to provide combined electrical and thermal stimulation. The control box stores and executes instructions to automatically transition between multiple frequency signals according to predefined time intervals, thereby providing adaptive low-frequency stimulation for improved comfort and usability.

The application relates to a myoelectric signal collector and a rehabilitation system, which comprises a main control chip for controlling the transmission of signals on the myoelectric signal collector; a control circuit electrically connected with the output end of the main control chip, the control circuit being used for controlling the working state of a myoelectric collection circuit and a neuromuscular electric stimulation circuit according to the control signal sent by the main control chip; the myoelectric collection circuit being used for collecting the muscle group signals of a target muscle group through electrode pieces electrically connected with an electrostatic protection circuit; and the neuromuscular electric stimulation circuit being used for stimulating the target muscle group at low frequency through the electrode pieces electrically connected with the electrostatic protection circuit. The application can improve the myoelectric signal collection precision and neuromuscular electric stimulation precision of the muscle group, reduce the measurement error and delay, and meet the actual application requirements.

A system and method of use thereof for inducing colonic motility includes providing stimulations to a rectum of an individual. The stimulations include a plurality of low-frequency stimulations and a plurality high-frequency stimulations. The stimulations can be configured to activate sensory neurons and modulate the recto-colonic reflex pathway without directly activating motor neurons.

A system comprises a housing; an electrical circuit disposed at least partially within the housing, and an output element. The electrical circuit is configured to generate an electrical signal having a frequency of about 3.8 Hz, about 6 Hz, about 14 Hz, about 44 Hz, about 65 Hz, about 66 Hz, about 74 Hz, about 222 Hz, about 344 Hz, about 984 Hz, or any combination thereof. The output element is connected to the electrical circuit and is configured to output the electrical signal. The electrical signal can be transmitted to a user in response to a portion of the user contacting the output element, which aids in stimulating cellular regeneration in the user. The output element can include a plurality of separate output elements, and the electrical circuit can be sequentially connected to the output elements according to a connection frequency.