This application discloses a portable modular non-invasive
spinal cord stimulation device and stimulation method. The stimulation device includes an
electrode module and a stimulation module, with the stimulation module disposed on top of the
electrode module and electrically connected to it. The
electrode module includes a flexible substrate, a conductive
contact layer, and a wire connection interface. The stimulation module includes a flexible encapsulation shell, a
control unit, a
power supply unit, and an
electrical connection terminal. The
electrical connection terminal is detachably connected to the wire connection interface and is equipped with a snap-fit structure. Furthermore, the
electrical connection terminal designed in this application can be located at the bottom or side of the flexible encapsulation shell; when located on the side, it is connected via a connecting wire with a cable protective sleeve. Through the above design, the integrated
modular design of this application improves portability and fit, avoids motion interference, facilitates electrode consumable replacement, and is suitable for various scenarios. It can be used for pain intervention,
motor function rehabilitation, etc., solving the problems of poor portability, significant motion interference, insufficient fit, and inconvenient consumable replacement of existing devices.