Biological electrode and connector for the same
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1. A biological electrode electrically connected to a connector, the biological electrode comprising:
- a conductive member, adapted to be attached onto a living tissue to detect a bioelectrical signal;
a retainer, which retains the conductive member on the living tissue;
a lead member, partly brought into contact with the conductive member to lead out the bioelectrical signal to the connector; and
a waterproof sheet, covering the lead member in a watertight manner, while exposing a first portion of the lead member from which the biological signal is led out.
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A conductive member is adapted to be attached onto a living tissue to detect a bioelectrical signal. A retainer retains the conductive member on the living tissue. A lead member is partly brought into contact with the conductive member to lead out the bioelectrical signal to a connector. A waterproof sheet covers the lead member in a watertight manner, while exposing a portion of the lead member from which the biological signal is led out.
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1. A biological electrode electrically connected to a connector, the biological electrode comprising:
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a conductive member, adapted to be attached onto a living tissue to detect a bioelectrical signal;
a retainer, which retains the conductive member on the living tissue;
a lead member, partly brought into contact with the conductive member to lead out the bioelectrical signal to the connector; and
a waterproof sheet, covering the lead member in a watertight manner, while exposing a first portion of the lead member from which the biological signal is led out. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A connector for a biological electrode which detects a bioelectric signal, the connector comprising:
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a pair of nipping members, adapted to nip the biological electrode therebetween;
a conductive member, adapted to be brought into contact with a lead member of the biological electrode from which the detected bioelectric signal is led out; and
an elastic packing member, which waterpoofs the conductive member, in a case where the nipping members nip the biological electrode. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A connector for a biological electrode which detects a bioelectric signal, the connector comprising:
a pair of nipping members, adapted to nip the biological electrode therebetween, one of the nipping members provided with a protrusion, and the other one of the nipping members provided with an indentation into which the protrusion is fitted while nipping therebetween a lead member of the biological electrode from which the detected bioelectric signal is led out. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18)
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19. A connector for a biological electrode which detects a bioelectric signal, the connector comprising:
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a pair of nipping members, adapted to nip the biological electrode therebetween;
an engagement member, adapted to be engaged with a lead member of the biological electrode from which the detected bioelectric signal is led out; and
a conductive member, adapted to be brought into contact with the lead member, in a case where the engagement member engages with the lead member.
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