Bioelectrical Information Acquisition Device And Inappropriately-Attached-Electrode Identifying Method
First Claim
1. A bioelectrical information acquisition device comprising:
- at least three or more biomedical electrodes attached to a skin surface of a person to be measured for monitoring a bioelectrical information, the bioelectrical information generated along with biological activities of the person;
an acquisition section for acquiring the monitored bioelectrical information;
a resistance measuring section for setting a plurality of electrode pairs, each pair constituted by two electrodes of the plurality of biomedical electrodes and measuring at least one of an electrical impedance value and a resistance value between two electrodes forming each of the electrode pairs,an attachment state judging section for judging an attachment state of each of the electrode pairs, by comparing the impedance value or the resistance value measured by the resistance measuring section, with a predetermined range of numeric values; and
an inappropriate electrode identifying section for identifying an electrode in an inappropriate attachment state from the plurality of electrode pairs based on the attachment state of each of the plurality of electrode pairs, the attachment state judged by attachment state judging section.
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Abstract
A plurality of electrode pairs, each of which is constituted by two electrodes of the plurality of biomedical electrodes are set and at least one of an electrical impedance value between two electrodes forming a pair and a resistance value between the two electrodes, for each of the electrode pairs is measured. An attachment state of each of the electrode pairs is judged by comparing the impedance value or the resistance value, with a predetermined range of numeric values. An electrode in an inappropriate attachment state is identified from the plurality of electrode pairs based on the judged attachment state o each of the plurality of electrode pairs.
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1. A bioelectrical information acquisition device comprising:
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at least three or more biomedical electrodes attached to a skin surface of a person to be measured for monitoring a bioelectrical information, the bioelectrical information generated along with biological activities of the person; an acquisition section for acquiring the monitored bioelectrical information; a resistance measuring section for setting a plurality of electrode pairs, each pair constituted by two electrodes of the plurality of biomedical electrodes and measuring at least one of an electrical impedance value and a resistance value between two electrodes forming each of the electrode pairs, an attachment state judging section for judging an attachment state of each of the electrode pairs, by comparing the impedance value or the resistance value measured by the resistance measuring section, with a predetermined range of numeric values; and an inappropriate electrode identifying section for identifying an electrode in an inappropriate attachment state from the plurality of electrode pairs based on the attachment state of each of the plurality of electrode pairs, the attachment state judged by attachment state judging section. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 12, 13)
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6. An inappropriately-attached-electrode identifying method for identifying an electrode in an inappropriate attachment state when monitoring and acquiring bioelectrical information, the bioelectrical information generated in accordance with biological activities of a person to be measured by using at least three or more biomedical electrodes attached to a skin surface of the person to be measured, comprising the steps of:
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setting a plurality of electrode pairs, each of which is constituted by two electrodes of the plurality of biomedical electrodes and measuring at least one of an electrical impedance value between two electrodes forming a pair and a resistance value between the two electrodes, for each of the electrode pairs; judging an attachment state of each of the electrode pairs, by comparing the impedance value or the resistance value thus measured, with a predetermined range of numeric values; and identifying an electrode in an inappropriate attachment state from the plurality of electrode pairs based on the judged attachment state of each of the plurality of electrode pairs. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16)
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