WO2010034158A1 - 便携式远红外线热灸理疗装置 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a physiotherapy device, in particular to a portable far infrared thermal moxibustion physiotherapy device. Background technique
- Physiotherapy is the abbreviation of physical therapy, which is to apply artificial or natural physical factors to the human body to make a favorable response to prevent or treat diseases.
- Commonly used physical factors include electrical, optical, acoustic, magnetic, temperature, and mechanical forces.
- thermo therapy devices often require high temperatures to infiltrate the heat generated by the skin from the surface of the skin to the target site, so that the skin will withstand unbearable high temperatures, and the target site often fails to reach the desired temperature. It is easy to burn the skin, but it can't reach the physiotherapy effect. In the end, it can only be half the effort.
- a far-infrared physiotherapy device without a fever function that is, a passive far-infrared physiotherapy device
- a passive far-infrared physiotherapy device has appeared on the market.
- the far-infrared physiotherapy devices do not have the function of inducing far-red emission, the far-infrared emissivity is very low, and the effect of preventing or treating diseases is basically not achieved.
- the active far-infrared physiotherapy device can utilize thermal energy to excite far-infrared emission, such far-infrared physiotherapy devices consume a large amount of power and must be plugged in, thereby limiting the user's necessity to use it in a fixed position and not to move at will. Summary of the invention
- a main object of the present invention is to provide a portable far infrared thermal moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus comprising at least one heat generating unit; and a power supply control device connected to the heat generating unit for supplying power thereto and comprising: a charging control circuit connected to the power supply port for receiving electrical energy input by the external power source; a power storage device connected to the charging control circuit for charging; and a power output control unit respectively connecting the charging control circuit and the power storage device
- the heat generating unit transmits power from the power storage device or power input by the external power source through the charging control circuit to the heat generating unit; and a micro processing unit connected to the power storage device and charging a control circuit and a power output control unit to control whether the external power source supplies power to the power output control unit through the charge control circuit or the power storage device, respectively, according to whether the charge control circuit receives the power input of the external power source Power is supplied to the heat generating unit, and an operation mode of the heat generating unit is controlled by controlling a manner in
- the power supply control device may further include a temperature sensor disposed adjacent to the heat generating unit to detect a temperature of the heat generating unit, and connected to the micro processing unit to send a signal indicating the detected temperature to the micro processing unit for the micro The processing unit compares the detected temperature with a preset temperature of the heat generating unit stored in the storage unit.
- the power supply control device may further include an operation mode selecting unit connected to the micro processing unit to select a working mode of the heat generating unit by the user and to issue a corresponding signal to the micro processing unit.
- the operating mode of the heat generating unit includes a single heating mode and a continuous heating mode, wherein when the micro processing unit receives a signal of the single heating mode from the working mode selecting unit, the micro processing unit instructs the power output
- the control unit supplies power to the heat generating unit to the preset temperature; when the micro processing unit receives the signal of the continuous heating mode from the working mode selecting unit, the micro processing unit instructs the power output control unit to supply power through the series The period periodically supplies power to the heat generating unit.
- Each power supply cycle includes: a full power supply phase, wherein the power output control unit supplies power to the heat generating unit without interruption, so that the heat generating unit rapidly heats up to a preset temperature; an intermittent power supply warming phase, wherein the power output The control unit supplies power to the heat generating unit in an intermittent manner in which the power supply time is longer than the power-off time, so that the temperature of the heat generating unit is gradually increased to a preset temperature; the intermittent power supply maintaining phase, wherein the power output control unit has a shorter power supply time than the pause The intermittent mode of the power supply time supplies power to the heat generating unit to maintain the temperature of the heat generating unit; and stops the power supply phase, wherein the power output control unit stops supplying power to the heat generating unit for a certain period of time.
- the microprocessor unit sets the overall time of the first three phases of the power cycle to 5-60 minutes, and sets the time to stop the power phase to 0-30 minutes.
- the power control device may include an optimal temperature confirmation unit coupled to the micro processing unit to issue a temperature confirmation signal to the micro processing unit by the user, wherein the temperature confirmation is received by the micro processing unit
- the current state of the charge control circuit, the power storage device, and the power output control unit is stored in the storage unit to control the target data of the charge control circuit, the power storage device, and the power output control unit as the microprocessor unit .
- the heat generating unit includes a substrate, a semiconductor heating resistor film coated on the surface of the substrate, and a setting a conductive electrode around the semiconductor heating resistor film and a wire connecting the conductive electrode and the power supply control device to supply power to the semiconductor heating resistor film.
- the substrate can be made of ceramic, glass or high temperature resistant plastic.
- the substrate may be made of stainless steel, aluminum alloy or copper, and an insulating layer is provided between the semiconductor heating resistor film and the conductive electrode and the substrate.
- the heat generating unit may further include a protective member provided on a side of the substrate coated with the semiconductor heat generating resistive film and made of ceramic, glass or high temperature resistant plastic.
- the surface of the substrate opposite to the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film is coated with a far-infrared strong-emitting material.
- the far-infrared strong emitting material may be alumina, iron oxide, silicon oxide, titanium oxide, rare earth metal oxide or carbon.
- a magnet is provided around the periphery of the substrate.
- the portable far infrared thermal moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus may further include a carrier having at least one of the heat generating units disposed on a surface thereof.
- the carrier may be a housing, the heat generating unit is disposed on the surface of the housing, and the housing includes two opposite halves to form an internal cavity in which the power supply control device is disposed.
- the carrier is a housing, and the heat generating unit is opposed to one or both end faces of the housing to form an internal cavity, and the power supply control device is disposed in the internal cavity.
- the carrier is a drawstring, a silicone adhesive film or a medical tape, and the heat generating unit is attached to a belt, a silicone adhesive film or a medical tape.
- the number of the heat generating units is two or more and is fixed to a human acupuncture point or a painful position using the carrier.
- FIG. 1 is a view of a first embodiment of a portable far-infrared hot moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the portable far-infrared hot moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus shown in FIG.
- Figure 3 is a block diagram showing a first embodiment of a power supply control device for a portable far infrared thermal moxibustion physiotherapy device of the present invention
- Figure 4 is a block diagram showing a second embodiment of a power supply control device for a portable far infrared heat moxibustion physiotherapy device of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a view showing an embodiment of a heat generating unit used in the portable far infrared heat moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention
- Figure 6 is a side view of the heat generating unit shown in Figure 5;
- Figure 7 is a view of the heat generating unit shown in Figure 5 after removing the protective member
- Figure 8 is a view showing a modification of the heat-generating unit removing protection member shown in Figure 5;
- Figure 9 is a view showing another embodiment of a heat generating unit used in the portable far infrared heat moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention;
- Figure 10 is a view showing a second embodiment of the portable far-infrared hot moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention
- Figure 11 is a view showing a third embodiment of the portable far-infrared hot moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention
- Figure 12 is a portable view of Figure 11.
- Fig. 1 shows a portable far infrared thermal moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus 1 of the present invention comprising a housing 2 and at least one heat generating unit 3 disposed on a surface of the housing.
- Fig. 2 shows that a heat generating unit 3 is provided on each of two opposite surfaces of the casing 2. However, it is also possible to provide two or more heat generating units 3 on the surface of the casing.
- the housing 2 can include two opposing halves to form an internal cavity.
- a power supply control device for supplying power to the heat generating unit 3 may be provided in the internal cavity of the casing, and the power supply control device will be described in detail below with reference to Figs.
- Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing a first embodiment of a power supply control device for a portable far infrared heat moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention.
- the power supply control device comprises: a micro processing unit (MCU) 6; a charging control circuit 7 connected to the power supply port 5 disposed at a side of the casing 2 to receive electrical energy input by an external power source; and the power storage device 8 connected to the charging device
- the control circuit 7 is configured to perform charging;
- the power output control unit 9 respectively connects the charging control circuit 7 and the power storage device 8 to the heat generating unit 3 to transmit the power from the charging control circuit 7 or the power storage device 8 to the heat generating unit 3;
- a temperature sensor 10 which is disposed adjacent to the heat generating unit 3 and connected to the micro processing unit 6 to detect the temperature of the heat generating unit 3, and sends a signal of the detected temperature to the micro processing unit 6; the storage unit 1 1
- the data required to perform the control and the corresponding preset temperature value are
- the power port 5 can include, for example, a USB port to charge the power storage device when plugged into the computer; a car power port to charge the power storage device when plugged into the car cigarette lighter; / or DC port to charge the power storage device when plugged into a normal transformer.
- the power storage device 8 can be a rechargeable battery pack or other form of rechargeable energy storage device.
- the micro processing unit 6 is connected to the charge control circuit 7, the power storage device 8, and the power output control unit 9 to control it.
- the micro processing unit 6 detects that the charging control circuit 7 receives the external input power and charges the power storage device 8, it stops the power storage device 8 from supplying power to the heat generating unit 3 via the power output control unit 9, and directly inputs the power using the external power source. Control via charging control circuit 7 and power output The unit 9 supplies power to the heat generating unit 3. If the micro processing unit 6 detects that the charging control circuit 7 does not receive the external power input, the power storage device 8 is controlled to supply power to the heat generating unit 3 via the power output control unit 9.
- the power supply control device may further include an operation mode selecting unit 4 disposed on the side of the casing 2, as shown in Fig. 2.
- the operating mode selection unit 4 is coupled to the microprocessor unit 6 for the user to select the mode of operation of the firing unit 3 and to issue corresponding signals to the microprocessor unit 6. Subsequently, the microprocessor unit 6 controls the power output control unit 9 in accordance with the received operational mode signal to cause the heat generating unit 3 to operate in a corresponding operational mode, e.g., a single thermal mode and a continuous heating mode.
- the specific operation of the power supply control device shown in Fig. 3 is as follows.
- the micro processing unit 6 receives the single-heating mode signal from the operating mode selection unit 4, its control power output control unit 9 transmits the power output from the charging control circuit 7 or the power storage device 8 to the heat generating unit 3 to cause heat generation.
- the temperature of unit 3 rises rapidly.
- the temperature sensor 10 detects the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 and sends the detected temperature signal to the microprocessor unit 6.
- the microprocessor unit 6 compares the temperature signal with a preset temperature value previously set in the storage unit 11. When it is determined that the temperature indicated by the temperature signal is lower than the preset temperature, the microprocessor unit 6 instructs the power output control unit 9 to continuously supply power to the heat generating unit 3. When it is determined that the temperature indicated by the temperature signal reaches the preset temperature, the microprocessor unit 6 instructs the power output control unit to stop supplying power to the heat generating unit 3.
- the micro processing unit 6 When the micro processing unit 6 receives the continuous heating mode signal from the operation mode selecting unit 4, the micro processing unit 6 instructs the power output control unit 9 to periodically supply power to the heat generating unit 3 in a series of power supply cycles.
- Each cycle consists of four phases: full power supply phase, intermittent power supply warming phase, intermittent power supply sustain phase, and stop power supply phase.
- the power output control unit 9 supplies power to the heat generating unit 3 without interruption, so that the heat generating unit 3 is rapidly warmed up to a preset temperature.
- the micro processing unit 6 determines that the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 detected by the temperature sensor 10 is 80-90% of the preset temperature, it controls the power output control unit 9 to enter the second phase, that is, the intermittent power supply warming phase.
- this full power supply phase is maintained for 1-3 minutes.
- the power output control unit 9 intermittently supplies power to the heat generating unit 3, wherein the power supply time is longer than the time when the power supply is suspended, so that the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 gradually rises to a preset temperature.
- the power output control unit 9 can supply power in an intermittent power supply mode in which power is supplied for 1 second every 3-5 seconds of power supply, wherein the heat generating unit 3 is required if necessary. The temperature is raised to the preset temperature as soon as possible, then the power supply is suspended for 5 seconds.
- the micro processing unit 6 determines that the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 detected by the temperature sensor 10 reaches the preset temperature, it controls the power output control unit 9 to enter the third stage, that is, the intermittent power supply maintaining phase.
- the power output control unit 9 also intermittently supplies power to the heat generating unit 3.
- the power supply time is shorter than the time during which the power supply is suspended, so that the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 is maintained for as long as possible, instead of raising its temperature.
- the power output control unit 9 can supply power in an intermittent power supply mode in which the power supply is temporarily suspended for 3-5 seconds per power supply.
- the microprocessor unit 6 instructs the power output control unit 9 to enter the fourth phase, that is, to stop the power supply phase, so that the site to be treated is received. Get a break. For example, the first three phases are maintained for 30 minutes, and the power-off phase can last for 0-30 minutes.
- the microprocessor unit 6 stores the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 and the control data in the storage unit 11 for use in the next cycle, thereby completing a power supply cycle. The next power cycle repeats the previous power cycle from the full power supply phase.
- the charging control circuit 7 or the power storage device 8 can periodically supply power to the heat generating unit 3 via the power output control unit 9, and intermittently supply power in each cycle, thereby The heating unit 3 is maintained for a longer period of time with less power.
- the working mode selecting unit 4 can also issue a selection signal to the micro processing unit 6 to cause the micro processing unit 6 to control the power output control unit 9.
- the selected one or more firing cells 3 are powered so that the selected one or more firing cells 3 operate while the other unselected firing cells 3 do not operate.
- the plurality of selected firing cells 3 can operate in the same operating mode or in different operating modes.
- Fig. 4 is a block diagram showing a second embodiment of a power supply control device for the portable far infrared heat moxibustion treatment device of the present invention.
- This second embodiment is basically the same as the first embodiment except that the second embodiment replaces the temperature sensor 10 in the first embodiment with the optimum temperature confirming unit 12.
- the optimum temperature confirmation unit 12 is coupled to the microprocessor unit 6 to issue a temperature confirmation signal to the latter.
- the optimal temperature confirmation unit 12 works in a specific manner, and the user determines to send according to his own perception. Whether the thermal unit 3 has reached its desired temperature. When the user feels that the temperature of the heat generating unit 3 has reached its desired temperature, a temperature confirmation signal is sent to the micro processing unit 6 by the optimum temperature confirming unit 12.
- the micro processing unit 6 stores the state of the charging control circuit 7 and/or the power storage device 8 and the power supply state of the power generation control unit 9 for the heat generating unit 3 in the storage unit 11 as power supply control target data for later use. In use, control individual components as close as possible to these target data. With the optimum temperature confirmation unit 12, the user can confirm the optimal temperature state of the heat generating unit at any time to meet the needs of different users.
- the heat generating unit 3 may include a substrate 13 , a semiconductor heating resistor film 16 coated on the surface of the substrate 13 , a conductive electrode 17 disposed around the semiconductor heating resistor film 16 , and a connecting electrode 17 . And the wire 15 of the above power supply control device.
- the substrate 13 may be made of an insulating material such as ceramic, glass or high temperature resistant plastic. Thereby, the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16 and the conductive electrode 17 can be directly disposed on the substrate 13.
- the substrate 13 may be made of a conductive material such as stainless steel, aluminum alloy, copper or the like. Thus, before the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16 and the conductive electrode 17 are disposed on the substrate 13, an insulating layer needs to be coated on the substrate 13.
- the semiconductor heat-generating resistor film 16 can generate heat and emit far-infrared rays.
- the far-infrared hot moxibustion treatment can be performed on the corresponding position.
- the heat generating unit 3 may further include a protective member 14 disposed on a side of the substrate 13 coated with the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16.
- the protective member 14 may be formed of an insulating material such as ceramic, glass or high temperature resistant plastic.
- the protective member 14 can function as a fixing wire 15 and heat insulation.
- a far-infrared strong-emitting material such as alumina, iron oxide, silicon oxide, titanium oxide, or rare earth may be coated on the surface of the substrate 13 opposite to the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16.
- Metal oxide or carbon may be coated on the surface of the substrate 13 opposite to the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16.
- the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16 may be coated on the substrate 13 in a different shape according to different needs.
- FIG. 7 shows that the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16 is circular
- FIG. 8 shows the semiconductor heat-generating resistive film 16 It is a rectangle.
- Fig. 9 shows another embodiment of the heat generating unit of the present invention.
- the heat generating unit shown in Figure 9 The heat generating unit shown in Figure 9 differs only in that one or more magnets 18, for example, permanent magnets, are provided around the substrate 13 of the heat generating unit of Fig. 9.
- the far infrared rays emitted by the heat generating unit and the magnetic field generated by the magnet can act together on the site to be treated for physical therapy.
- the housing 2 can assume an elliptical shape as shown in FIG. However, the housing may also be formed in different shapes.
- the housing 21 is formed in a circular drum shape, and one end surface or both end surfaces thereof are opposed to the heat generating unit 3 to form a power supply control device.
- the internal cavity can be provided with the operating mode selection unit 4 and the power supply port 5 on the side of the housing.
- the portable far-infrared hot moxibustion physiotherapy apparatus of the present invention can be constructed as a massage stone, a sauna stone, a hand warmer, a 3 footer or a warm body for a hot spot.
- the heat generating unit 3 disposed on the surface of the casing 2 or the heat generating unit that is opposed to the casing 21 is aligned with the corresponding acupuncture point or the painful position, and the far infrared ray heat moxibustion treatment can be performed on the physiotherapy position.
- the firing unit 3 can also form a separate component, as shown in Figures 11 and 12, or form an external component, as shown in Figures 5-9.
- the heat generating unit 3 is directly connected via its wire 15 to a power supply, such as the power supply control device described above, and is aligned with the corresponding acupoint or pain position. Therefore, the power supply control device can supply power to the semiconductor heat-generating resistor film 16 of the heat generating unit 3, so that the semiconductor heat-generating resistor film 16 generates heat and emits far-infrared rays outward, and the far-infrared heat-mox moxibustion treatment is performed on the treatment site.
- the housing 2 can also be designed in different shapes according to ergonomic principles to suit the needs of different parts of the human body.
- the above-described independent heat generating unit or external heat generating unit may be attached to the band 20 for use.
- the physiotherapy device of the present invention is constructed as a portable far infrared thermal moxibustion physiotherapy belt 19, as shown in FIG.
- the heat generating unit 3 is attached to the band 20 by, for example, a Velcro, a mesh cloth or an adhesive.
- two or more heat generating units 3 may be attached to the band 20 in accordance with the position of the human body acupuncture points, and the heat generating unit 3 is connected to the above-described power supply control device via the wires 15 for power supply by the power supply control device.
- the heat generating unit or the external heat generating unit may also be attached to a silicon adhesive film, a medical adhesive tape or other material capable of fixing the heat generating unit to the human body, and using a silicon adhesive film, a medical adhesive tape or the like to fix the heat generating unit to the human body.
- the material is fixed at the acupuncture point or the painful position of the human body.
- the invention uses a semiconductor heating resistor film as a heat generating component to generate far infrared rays, which can generate strong far infrared rays at a lower temperature, so that the physiotherapy effect is better than ordinary far infrared ray therapy equipment.
- a semiconductor heating resistor film as a heat generating component to generate far infrared rays, which can generate strong far infrared rays at a lower temperature, so that the physiotherapy effect is better than ordinary far infrared ray therapy equipment.
- the low-infrared heat-removing physiotherapy device of the present invention uses a semiconductor heating resistor film to generate a far-infrared heat, the power consumption is very small, for example, at 2. 5V ⁇ 3. 6V / 0. 7W ⁇ 0. 8W That is, it can produce about 40 ⁇ 44.
- the heat generating unit can operate in different working modes, so that the far infrared heat moxibustion physiotherapy device can be operated for a long time under the power supply control device. Therefore, the far-infrared hot moxibustion physiotherapy device of the present invention is convenient to carry around, and is not limited by a fixed power source.
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