JP3132856U - Neck band with unidirectional current element unit - Google Patents

Abstract

A neck band with a unidirectional current element unit that can be worn on the neck for a long time without replacing the unidirectional current element unit.
A plurality of unidirectional current element units 2 are attached to a back surface of an annular band 1 worn around a neck, and the unidirectional current element units 2 are filled with a semiconductor. Two copper wires respectively derived from the bipolar terminals of the unidirectional current rectifying element are wound around the unidirectional current rectifying element in opposite directions, and the ends of the two copper wires are unidirectionally current rectified. A neck band with a one-way current element unit in which a current capturing probe is formed by being refracted inward toward the element.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a neck band with a one-way current element unit that is worn on the neck in order to eliminate stiffness and pain in the neck.

  One-way current rectifiers have been proposed as health devices that can be expected to relieve stiffness and pain in various parts of the body and improve and restore motor function (see Patent Documents 1 and 2).

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a health device using a conventional unidirectional current rectifier.

  In FIG. 5, the health device is formed of a unidirectional current rectifying element 3 and a current trapping probe 4 surrounding the unidirectional current rectifying element 3 in a circular shape. A unidirectional current rectifying element 3 having a small and narrow cylindrical shape at the center and filled with a semiconductor is provided, and copper wires 5 are led out from the respective bipolar terminals, and the two copper wires 5 are opposite to each other in 3 / The terminal 6 of these two copper wires 5 is wound around the unidirectional current rectifying element 3 for about 4 turns, and the current capturing probe 4 is formed by being refracted inward toward the unidirectional current rectifying element 3. The

The unidirectional current rectifying element 3 has a current rectifying action of flowing a current from one terminal (+) to the other terminal (−) by performing point junction or PN junction of a semiconductor such as silicon (Si) or germanium (Ge). It is an element that is hermetically sealed with a cylindrical glass package. This vent hole 7 is provided. The result is that this health device has an excellent effect on stiffness symptoms by applying a one-way current rectifying device to the skin in an appropriate place such as the neck, shoulders, back, and waist. ing.
JP-A-5-154205 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-174722

  When the health device of Patent Document 1 is used on the neck, each of the plurality of health devices must be attached around the neck, but it is troublesome to stick to a predetermined portion particularly when the health device is applied after the neck. In addition, there are problems such as rash depending on the person to be attached, and pain when the hair is adhered and peeled off.

  In addition, it has the inconvenience of having to re-apply a new health device because it cannot be used for a long time because it peels off with sweat or the like because it adheres to the skin. Since it has to be prepared, there is a disadvantage that the health equipment is wasted.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a neck band with a unidirectional current element unit that can be worn on the neck for a long time without replacing the unidirectional current element unit.

  The neck band of the present invention has a plurality of unidirectional current element units attached to the back surface of an annular band worn around the neck, and the unidirectional current element unit is filled with a semiconductor inside. Two copper wires respectively led out from the bipolar terminals of the unidirectional current rectifier element wound around the unidirectional current rectifier element in opposite directions, and the ends of the two copper wires are unidirectional A current trapping probe is formed by being refracted inward toward the current rectifying element. A strap that suspends a mobile phone or company card can be used for the band.

  Since the neck band having the unidirectional current element unit of the present invention is only worn on the neck without sticking, once worn, it can be worn for a long time, and since it does not stick, there is a problem of peeling and rash. Can be resolved.

  Furthermore, since the unidirectional current element unit is attached to the band, it is not necessary to replace the band. Therefore, it is not necessary to prepare a separate unidirectional current element unit, and the unidirectional current element unit is wasted. There is nothing.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing Example 1 of a neck band with a unidirectional current element unit of the present invention.

  In FIG. 1, a plurality of one-way current element units 2 are attached to a band 1 at intervals (0.5 to 3 cm) on the back side corresponding to the neck. The unidirectional current element unit 2 is attached to the band 1 using an adhesive, welding with a tape, sewing, or the like.

  The unidirectional current element unit 2 uses a unidirectional current rectifier element unit conventionally known in Patent Documents 1 and 2 as shown in FIG. The unidirectional current element unit 2 includes a current capturing probe 4 that surrounds the unidirectional current rectifying element 3 in a circular shape. The unidirectional current element unit 2 has a small cylindrical wire with a diameter of about 9 mm in the center, and copper wires 5 each having a diameter of about 0.5 mm are led out from the bipolar terminals of the unidirectional current rectifier element 3 filled with a semiconductor inside. Is done. Two copper wires 5 are wound around the unidirectional current rectifier element 3 in the opposite direction to each other in 3/4 turns, and the ends of the two copper wires 5 are directed toward the unidirectional current rectifier element 3. Refracted inward, the current capture probe 4 is formed. The surface of the current capturing probe 4 is plated with gold, silver, titanium, or platinum.

  The terminal 6 of the copper wire 3 wound around is bent inward and reaches the unidirectional current rectifying element 3 or reaches the immediate vicinity of the unidirectional current rectifying element 3, and the copper wire 5 is bent. The current capture area is widened. Further, the action of creating a magnetic field by the current flowing through the copper wire 5 around the unidirectional current rectifying element 3 increases the rectifying effect, and this shape enhances the therapeutic effect.

  The shape of the current capturing probe 4 is formed in a polygon such as a circle, a square, or a hexagon. The unidirectional current rectifying element 1 has a current rectifying action of flowing a current from one terminal (+) to another terminal (−) by performing a point junction or a PN junction of a semiconductor such as silicon (Si) or germanium (Ge). It is an element that is hermetically sealed with a cylindrical glass package.

  Further, if a convex portion is formed on the contact side of the unidirectional current rectifying element 1 with the skin, the convex portion produces an effect such as “acupuncture and hemorrhoids”, which stimulates cells and improves blood circulation. To do.

  The band 1 uses a string having a width of about 10 mm to 30 mm, for example, knitted with fibers. Both ends of the band 1 are provided with locking members 7 so as to be ring-shaped and worn on the neck. A known detachable locking tool is used as the locking tool 7. For example, a male locking piece 8 is provided at one end of the band and a receiving piece 9 for receiving the male locking piece 8 is provided at the other end. Further, a locking tool that can lock both ends by pushing the male locking piece 8 into the receiving piece 9 and that can be easily unlocked when pulled strongly is used.

  Further, in the middle of the band 1, a length adjusting tool 10 is provided that forms a loop with the locking tool 7, and changes the size of the loop to adjust the length around the neck.

  FIG. 2 is a view showing a state where the neck health implement of Example 1 is attached.

  In FIG. 2, a band is wound around the neck and a male locking piece is received and pushed into the piece to lock and wear both ends. The length of the loop is adjusted by the length adjuster and the length around the neck is adjusted so that the treatment tool contacts the neck. After using the neck health device, it can be used without replacement.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing Example 2 of the neck band with a unidirectional current element unit of the present invention. In this embodiment, a strap 11 for suspending a mobile phone or a company certificate 12 from a neck is used in combination with a neck band.

  In FIG. 3, when the strap 11 is hung on the neck, the unidirectional current element unit 2 is attached to the portion that comes into contact with the neck at an interval.

  In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, by hanging the strap 11 around the neck, the one-way current element unit 2 attached to the strap 11 hits the neck due to the weight of the mobile phone or the company badge 12.

It is a perspective view which shows Example 1 of the band for necks with a unidirectional current element unit of this invention. It is a figure which shows the state which attached the health implement for necks of Example 1. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows Example 2 of the neck health implement of this invention. It is a figure which shows the state which attached the health implement for necks of Example 2. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the health goods using the conventional one-way current rectifier.

Explanation of symbols

1: Band 2: Unidirectional current element unit 3: Unidirectional current rectifier element 4: Current capture probe 5: Copper wire 6: Termination 7: Locking tool 8: Male locking piece 9: Receiving piece 10: Length adjusting tool 11: Strap 12: Mobile phone and company badge

Claims (3)

  A plurality of one-way current rectifying element units are attached to a back surface of an annular band to be worn around the neck, and the one-way current rectifying element unit is filled with a semiconductor inside. Two copper wires respectively derived from the bipolar terminals of the element are wound around the unidirectional current rectifier element in opposite directions, and the ends of the two copper wires are directed toward the unidirectional current rectifier element. A unit neck band with a one-way current rectifying element, wherein a current trapping probe is formed by being refracted inward.   The neck band with a unidirectional current rectifying element according to claim 1, wherein the annular band is a strap for hanging a mobile phone.   The neck band according to claim 1, wherein the annular band is a strap for hanging a company certificate.

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