Electrography system employing layered electrodes for improved spatial resolution
AssigneeTrustees of Boston University
InventorMark Alan Kramer
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
An electrography system includes an array of conductive electrodes configured to be arranged into two or more spatially separated layers and generate respective electrode signals collectively conveying surface-parallel components and surface-orthogonal components of a pattern of physiological electrical activity sensed by the electrodes. The system further includes signal processing circuitry configured and operative to receive the electrode signals and to generate, based on the surface-parallel and surface-orthogonal components, a set of electrography signals representing the pattern of electrical activity; and a recording component configured and operative to record the electrography signals in a manner enabling application-specific use thereof.
Claims15
An electrography system, comprising:
- an array of conductive electrodes arranged into two or more stacked electrode layers extending across a surface and being spatially separated in a direction orthogonal to the surface, the electrodes being operative to generate respective electrode signals collectively conveying surface-parallel components and surface-orthogonal components of a pattern of physiological electrical activity sensed by the electrodes at the surface, the surface-parallel components being tangential to the surface and the surface-orthogonal components being orthogonal to the surface;
- signal processing circuitry configured and operative to receive the electrode signals and to generate, based on the surface-parallel components and derivatives of the surface-orthogonal components, a set of electrography signals representing the pattern of physiological electrical activity;
- and
- a recording component configured and operative to record the electrography signals in a manner enabling application-specific use thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.