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Concentric electrode construction for an electrocardiogram transmitter

  • US 3,868,947 A
  • Filed: 10/16/1973
  • Issued: 03/04/1975
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/16/1973
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An electrode assembly for generating electrocardiogram bioelectric potential signals suitable for wave-form analysis, said assembly comprising:

  • two separate transmitter electrodes adapted to be placed on a subject'"'"''"'"'s skin in electrical contact therewith, each electrode comprising a flat exposed disc which includes an electrically conductive central disc Member and an outer conducting ring disposed in surrounding relationship about the periphery of said central conductive member, said outer conducting ring being spaced from said central conductive member by an intermediate insulating annulus, said central conductive member, said outer conducting ring, and said insulating annulus being coplanar and concentrically disposed;

    means for electrically coupling said outer conducting rings of each said electrode in common and to a common ground of a differential amplifier; and

    means for electrically connecting said central conductive member of each said electrode to a different respective input of the differential amplifier, whereby a signal representative of the bioelectric potential is produced at the differential amplifier output.

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