Wearable band for low-frequency therapy
OwnerDae-Ki WOO, Byong-No WOOinventors
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a wearable band for low frequency therapy and, more specifically, to a wearable band for low frequency therapy, the wearable band enabling a wearer to connect to a low frequency therapy device while wearing, on a body part, a cylindrical wearable band in which knitted pile yarn is formed from conductive fiber, thereby providing low-frequency stimulation to the part of the wearer's body such that the wearer can receive physical therapy.
Claims9
A low-frequency therapy wearing band 20 allowing a low-frequency therapy device 10 including a control box 11 constituted of a case, a power supply 12, a controller 13, a low-frequency wave output unit 14, and a control switch 15 to be connected thereto to provide a low-frequency stimulus to a body part of a wearer to enable physical therapy, the wearing band 20 comprising outer yarn 21 shaped as a cylinder by continuously knitting fiber yarn loops and knitted with fiber yarn, inner yarn 22 knitted with covering yarn, and pile yarn 23 formed of a conductive fiber, knitted at it surplices of the inner yarn 22, and applying a low-frequency stimulus while tightly contacting a skin, wherein a cable 16 of the low-frequency therapy device 10 is connected to electrode terminals 24 protruding from a surface to transmit a negative low-frequency current and a positive low-frequency current to the pile yarn 23.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.