Pulsed Electromagnetic Device with Integrated LED for Cell Stimulation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current magnetotherapy devices can only emit magnetic pulses and are unable to stimulate human body cells with diverse types of stimuli, limiting their effectiveness in regenerating cell potential and addressing inflammatory conditions and aging.
Innovation Solution
A pulsed electromagnetic emission device that combines a solenoid emitter for generating medium-frequency triangle wave magnetic fields with an intensity less than 10 G and a luminous signal emitter, such as an LED source, to provide synergistic stimulation of body cells, foods, and materials, enhancing cell membrane potential and biocompatibility.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If magnetotherapy devices use only magnetic pulse emission, then the device structure remains simple, but the device cannot stimulate body cells with diverse types of stimuli
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines a magnetic field emitter (solenoid) and a luminous signal emitter (LED) into a single integrated device. The solenoid generates magnetic fields while the LED emits luminous signals, both acting synergistically on body cells. This merging of magnetic and luminous emission capabilities into one device structure resolves the contradiction by providing diverse stimulation types without proportionally increasing device complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The device is designed to perform multiple functions: it can emit magnetic pulses for magnetotherapy, emit luminous signals for photostimulation, and combine both for enhanced cellular regeneration. This multi-functionality allows a single device to address various therapeutic needs, improving adaptability while maintaining a unified device architecture.
2Power
If magnetotherapy devices emit high intensity magnetic fields, then the magnetic stimulation effect is enhanced, but the device cannot provide synergistic stimulation with luminous signals
Solution Approach 1:
The device merges high-intensity magnetic field emission (via solenoid) with luminous signal emission (via LED) into a single operational system. Both emission types are activated simultaneously or sequentially to provide synergistic stimulation, allowing the device to maintain strong magnetic field intensity while adding luminous stimulation capability.
Solution Approach 2:
The device employs periodic pulsing for both magnetic fields and luminous signals, allowing controlled timing and intensity modulation. This periodic action enables the magnetic and luminous components to work synergistically through temporal coordination, enhancing overall stimulation effectiveness while maintaining manageable intensity levels.
3Reliability
If the device uses only magnetic fields for cell regeneration, then the device design is straightforward, but the regenerative effect is limited compared to combined electromagnetic stimulation
Solution Approach 1:
The device merges magnetic field generation (solenoid) and luminous signal generation (LED) into an integrated emission system. This combination provides synergistic effects that enhance cell regeneration reliability compared to magnetic fields alone, while the integrated design manages complexity through unified structural architecture.
Solution Approach 2:
The device employs composite emission characteristics by combining magnetic field properties with luminous signal properties. This composite approach creates a multi-mode stimulation system that enhances biological effectiveness, utilizing the complementary characteristics of both magnetic and luminous emissions to improve cell regeneration outcomes.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
The device effectively regenerates cell potential, enhances antioxidant effects in foods, and increases biocompatibility of materials by using ELF and ULF frequency magnetic fields and luminous signals, addressing the limitations of solely magnetic stimulation and promoting cellular harmony.
Implementation Method 1
a solenoid emitter for generating medium-frequency triangle wave magnetic fields
Implementation Method 2
a luminous signal emitter, such as an LED source
Data Source
AI summary
A pulsed electromagnetic emission device is provided, which is configured to be placed in adherence with at least a part of the body of a user, including at least a first emitter configured to emit at least one pulsed magnetic field and at least a second emitter configured to generate at least one luminous signal, wherein the second emitter is at least partly immersed in the pulsed magnetic field when the first emitter emits the pulsed magnetic field.