Portable detecting device with two electrodes
AssigneeShenzhen Breo Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsXuejun Ma, Chuanle Jiang
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Abstract
The invention is suitable for the communication and electron field, and provides a portable detecting device with two electrodes, the portable detecting device comprises: a main body of the portable detecting device and a wrist strap, wherein the main body of the portable detecting device comprises: a front and a back, wherein the front comprises a first lead electrode detecting a finger signal; and the back comprises a second lead electrode detecting a wrist signal. The technical solution provided by the present invention has the advantage of convenient for users to carry and easy for users obtaining the data thereof.
Claims9
A portable detecting device with two electrodes, wherein the portable detecting device comprises:
- a main body of the portable detecting device:
- and
- a wrist strap,
- wherein the main body of the portable detecting device comprises:
- a front;
- and
- a back,
- wherein the front comprises a first lead electrode for detecting a finger signal;
- and the back comprises a second lead electrode detecting a wrist signal,
- wherein the first lead electrode comprises:
- a finger composite detecting probe;
- and
- an optical module,
- wherein the portable detecting device further comprises a detecting circuit, the detecting circuit comprising:
- an amplifier;
- a microcontroller unit;
- and
- a switching element,
- wherein a detecting signal of the optical module is connected to the microcontroller unit through the amplifier, and a detecting signal of the finger composite detecting probe and a detecting signal of the second lead electrode are connected to the microcontroller unit through the amplifier,
- wherein the detecting signal of the finger composite detecting probe or the detecting signal of the second lead electrode is directly connected to the microcontroller unit through both the amplifier and the switching element.
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