Electronic healthcare device
OwnerPaul Vo Quang Danginventor
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Abstract
An electronic healthcare device includes a microprocessor, a pulse generator and a patch. The microprocessor controls the pulse generator for generating pulses of specific waveforms. An external switch turns on and off the pulse generator and controls the amplitude of the output pulses. The output pulses are sent to two electrodes on the patch via a conducting wire. By attaching the patch to different positions of a human body, one may experience different healthcare effects such as reducing pressure and relaxing muscles, or eradicating smoking addictions.
Claims9
An electronic healthcare device for reducing pressure and eradicating smoking addiction, said electronic healthcare device comprising:
- a microprocessor;
- a pulse generator controlled under said microprocessor for sending out pulses;
- a switch electrically coupled to said microprocessor for inputting control signals;
- a patch having an adhesive surface for attaching said patch to human skin;
- two electrodes formed on said patch, which is electrically coupled to said pulse generator;
- wherein said pulse generator generates pulses in three stages as a cycle, wherein said pulse generator continuously generates pulses having 20 Hz of frequency and 100 μs of pulse width for five minutes in the first stage, pulses having 10 Hz of frequency and 120 μs of pulse width for five minutes in the second stage, and pulses having 15 Hz of frequency and 150 μs of pulse width for five minutes in the third stage.
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