JP3381393B2 - Measuring device and measuring method - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a measuring device and a measuring method for measuring biological information such as a pulse for evaluating physical strength.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is known a device for displaying the intensity of exercise when exercising as exercise intensity for age. For example, JP-A-5-220120 (Japanese Patent Application No. 4-3
Japanese Patent No. 0730) discloses an apparatus for calculating and displaying how strong the exercise is by measuring the pulse when the age is input and the exercise is performed. That is, the value of 220-age is set as the pulse value of 100%, and the percentage of the measured pulse value is displayed as the exercise intensity.

However, when the same exercise is performed using this device, the pulse value measured decreases as the physical strength increases, so the value of the% display indicating the exercise intensity also decreases,
It can be seen that this improves physical strength.

However, in such an apparatus, it is necessary to measure the pulse during or immediately after the exercise, but if an attempt is made to measure the pulse during the exercise, noise or the like will occur and the pulse cannot be measured correctly. However, it has a drawback that it cannot be measured correctly immediately after exercise.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a measuring device and a measuring method capable of accurately measuring biological information such as a pulse that changes due to exercise.

[0006]

The present invention has the following means in order to solve the above problems. That is, claim 1
In the measuring device according to the invention, biological information measuring means for measuring biological information after the end of exercise, and time measuring means for measuring time information from the end of exercise to the measurement of biological information by the biological information measuring means, Equipped with a calculating means for calculating the biological information at the end of exercise from the time information obtained by the time measuring means and the biological information measured by the biological information measuring means, and correct biological information can be obtained immediately after the end of exercise. It is characterized in that correct biometric information immediately after the end of the exercise can be obtained from the biometric information measured after the end of the exercise even if it is not provided.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the measuring apparatus according to the first aspect, wherein the biological information measuring means changes a predetermined motion by changing a motion condition.
Measuring hands to measure each biometric information after running several times
A living body having a step and measured by the measuring means.
Biometric information storage means for storing information, and this biometric information storage
Physical strength evaluation data based on the biological information stored in the means
Physical strength evaluation calculation means for calculating, and this physical strength evaluation value calculation hand
The output means for outputting the physical fitness evaluation data obtained in the step is updated.
It is characterized by having prepared for .

[0008] In the measuring apparatus according to the invention of claim 3, wherein
In the measuring device according to Item 1 or 2, a pitch sound is generated.
It is characterized in that it further comprises a pitch sound generating means .

According to the measuring device of the invention of claim 4 ,
In the measurement device according to Item 2 or 3, the output means is
The physical fitness evaluation data is divided into at least five evaluation levels.
Equipped with display control means to display as one of the bells
It is characterized by that.

In the measuring device according to the invention of claim 5 ,
Item 5. The measuring device according to any one of Items 1 to 4,
Biological information measured by body information measuring means is pulse
It is characterized by being. Measurement according to the invention of claim 6
In the fixed method, the biological information that measures the biological information after the end of exercise is used.
Measuring step and measuring the biological information from the end of the exercise
Measures time information until measurement of biological information by step
And the time measurement step
Measured at the time information and the biological information measurement step
Calculates the biological information at the end of exercise from the obtained biological information
And a calculation step .

[0011]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a circuit configuration diagram of an electronic device capable of evaluating physical fitness according to the present invention, for example, an electronic wristwatch. The control unit 1 including a central processing unit (CPU) executes a timekeeping program that measures the current time and various processing programs for physical fitness evaluation according to a microprogram stored in a ROM (Read Only Memory) 2. In the ROM2,
In addition to the above micro programs, various data to be described later for physical fitness evaluation are also stored.

A RAM (random access memory) 3, which is a data storage unit, stores various kinds of data, the details of which will be described later. Various data stored in the RAM 3 or various data read from the ROM 2 based on the data stored in the RAM 3 are displayed on the display device 5 including a dot matrix liquid crystal display device via the display driver 4. .

The oscillating circuit 6 is composed of, for example, a crystal oscillating circuit or the like, and outputs an oscillating frequency signal of a predetermined cycle to the frequency dividing / timing signal output circuit 7. The frequency division / timing signal output circuit 7 frequency-divides the oscillation frequency signal supplied from the oscillation circuit 6, and outputs a system clock signal for controlling the entire circuit, various timing signals, a clock signal for timing the time, and the like. Output to the control unit 1.

The pulse sensor 8 is composed of a light emitting diode, a phototransistor and the like, which will be described later, and measures the pulse. The pulse is detected by the signal from the pulse detection circuit 9 and the detection signal is output to the pulse detection circuit 9. To do. The pulse detection circuit 9 receives the operation command signal from the control unit 1 and operates the pulse sensor 8, and from the time between each pulse, a unit time, for example, 1
The pulse data per minute is calculated and sent to the control unit 1.

The report sound unit 10 generates a pitch sound, which will be described later, in response to a report sound signal from the report sound drive circuit 11.
For example, it is composed of a buzzer or the like. The sound drive circuit 11
When the control unit 1 supplies a pitch sound of a sound signal of a predetermined cycle, it supplies a sound drive signal to the sound unit 10. The key input unit 12 includes a plurality of push button switches K1 to K4 described later.
And supplies the switch signal of the operated push button to the control unit 1.

FIG. 2 is a front view of an electronic wrist watch in which the above circuits are incorporated. Watch bands 22, 22 are attached to the top and bottom of the watch case 21, and a watch glass 2 is provided in the center of the front.
A display device 5 is arranged inside the device 3. Further, on the lower front side, the light emitting diode 24 and the phototransistor 25 are provided.
Are arranged and the light emitting diode 24 and the phototransistor 2 are arranged.
The pulse can be measured by putting a finger so as to cover 5.

Further, the push button switches K1 to K4 described above are arranged on both side surfaces of the wristwatch case 21. still,
In FIG. 2, the sound output unit 10 is not shown, but a back cover having a piezoelectric element attached to the inner surface thereof is attached to the back side of the timepiece case 21 although not shown in the drawing. The back cover to which the piezoelectric element is adhered constitutes the alarm unit 10.

FIG. 3 shows a detailed storage area of the RAM 3, and the display register 30 is a register for storing data displayed on the display device 5. The register M is a mode register that stores mode data indicating a display mode, and when the value of the register M is “0” (hereinafter, M = “0”).
Shows the present time on the display device 5, when M = “1”, the physical strength measurement mode in which measurement for physical strength evaluation is performed and various data relating to the measurement is displayed, M = The time of "2" is a mode in which personal data necessary for physical fitness evaluation, that is, the age data, weight data, and sex data of the person to be measured are set, and the height data of the step when stepping up and down as exercise is set.

The register 31 is a register for storing the current time data such as the current year, month, day, hour, minute, second, etc., and the register N is the number of times of exercising the stepping up and down exercises a plurality of times. It is a storage register.

The registers 32, 33, 34 and 35 are registers for storing age data, weight data, sex data of men and women and step height data of the subject, respectively.
The register P0 is a register for storing pulse data measured before the stepping up and down, and registers P1 and P2.
And P3 are the first, second, and third steps of the stepping up and down motion, respectively.
This is a register for storing the pulse data of the second time.

The registers S0, S1 and S2 are registers for storing pitch sound (the number of sounds generated per minute) of stepping up and down determined by the age data stored in the age register 32, respectively. S0 stores the pitch sound data of the first step up and down motion, and registers S1 and S2 store the pitch sound data of the second and third step up and down motions. The register E is a register that stores error data indicating the type of error when an error occurs in measurement, and the register R stores work amount data and physical fitness evaluation data obtained by performing an arithmetic operation using each of the above data. It is a register for storing.

The registers T1 and T2 are timer registers, the register T1 is a register for measuring a time of 3 minutes, and the register T2 is a register for measuring a time of 20 seconds.

The registers t1 and t2 are registers for storing time information for measuring the pulse (the pulse is measured twice at different times) from the end of the stepping up and down motion, and the registers P4 and P5 are Each is a register that stores the above-mentioned two pulse rates. Note that the register 36 is used as a work area when performing calculations and the like.

The operation of the wristwatch constructed as above will be described below. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the value of the mode register M is updated and the display mode is changed by operating the push button switches K1 and K2. That is, the mode register M
Is M = “0”, it means the time display mode and register 3
The current time data of year 1, month, day, hour, minute, second is sent to the display register 30 and displayed on the display device 5. When the push button K1 is operated in this time display mode, the value of the mode register M is incremented by 1 to M = “1”, and the mode is switched to the physical strength measurement mode. The operation and display in this physical strength measurement mode will be described later.

When the push button K2 is operated in the time display mode, the value of the mode register M is incremented by 2 and M =
It becomes "2", and in the physical strength measurement mode, push button K2
When is operated, the value of the mode register M is incremented by 1 and similarly M = “2”, and the setting mode is set. In this setting mode, the age data of the registers 32, 33, 34 and 35, weight, sex and step height data are displayed,
The contents of each register can be initialized and the contents already set can be changed. In this case, the contents to be set or changed are selected by the push button K3, and the contents are set or changed by sequentially incrementing the contents by +1 with the push button K4. When the push button K2 is operated in this setting mode, the value of the mode register M is decremented by 1 to M = “1”, and the mode is switched to the physical fitness measurement mode.

5 and 6 show a processing program of a flow chart in the physical strength measuring mode. In the present embodiment, the exercise of lifting and descending the platform is performed three times for 3 minutes each at different paces (pitch) across a time interval (rest time) of 20 seconds, and the pulse at the end of each exercise is measured. It is designed to obtain physical fitness evaluation data. For this reason, ROM 2 has the same pitch data, formula data, and measured physical strength as described later (male,
The data (which is stored as work amount data as described later) for comparing the level of the physical strength of a woman of the same age) is stored.

When the time display mode is switched to the physical fitness measuring mode, or when the setting mode is switched to the physical fitness measuring mode, the flow of FIG. 5 is started. Step A1 is to register the pitch data of three exercises in the registers S0, S based on the age data stored in the age register 32.
This is the process of storing in S1 and S2. That is, the ROM 2 has registers S0, S corresponding to ages as shown below.
Pitch data per minute to be stored in S1 and S2 is stored in advance, and this pitch data is stored in registers S0 and S2.
1 and S2 are stored.

Register S0 Register S1 Register S2 Age 13-29 90 90 110 130 Age 30-39 80 100 120 Age 40-79 70 90 110 For example, one of the ages 13-29 If it is, pitch 9 per minute of the first lifting movement
0 is stored in the register S0, and the pitches 110 and 130 per minute of the second and third lifting movements are stored in the registers S1 and S2.
Memorized in.

However, as is clear from Table 1 above, the pitch is faster in the second time than in the first time, and in the third time than in the second time, which is higher than the exercise intensity of the first time. It is shown that the exercise intensity of the second exercise is stronger, and the exercise intensity of the third exercise is stronger than that of the second exercise.

In the next step A2, the timer register T2 for 20 seconds is cleared and then the timer operation is started. In the next step A3, the pulse detection circuit 9 is operated to detect the presence / absence of a pulse signal. When there is a pulse signal, the pulse per minute is calculated from the detected pulse signal and stored in the register P0. At the same time, it is displayed on the display device 5. That is, at this time, the person to be measured puts his / her finger on the light emitting diode 24 and the phototransistor 25 to measure and display the pulse before exercise. Therefore, even if it is desired to know the pulse at an arbitrary time regardless of the exercise for physical fitness evaluation, the pulse can be measured and displayed by applying a finger at this time.

After the pulse is measured in step A3, or when the pulse signal is not detected, the process proceeds to step A4, and it is determined whether or not the value of the timer register T2 is up, that is, whether 20 seconds have elapsed. Is detected, and when 20 seconds have not elapsed since the timer operation started, the above steps A3 and A4 are repeated.

When 20 seconds have passed, the steps from step A4 to FIG.
To step A5. In step A5, the sound of the start of the stepping up / down motion is sent to the sound output unit 1 via the sound output drive circuit 11.
Let's do it at 0. In the next step A6, it is judged whether or not the value of the number-of-times storage register N is N = “0”. At this point, N = “0”, so the process proceeds to step A8.

In step A7, the alarm sound at the pitch based on the pitch sound data of the first motion stored in the register S0 is started. This warning sound is made by the warning sound unit 10 with a different sound (for example, different frequency, sound volume, etc.) from the above-mentioned warning sound for starting the stepping up / down motion of step A5. A
3 until the sound is stopped by the pitch sound stop processing at 11
Done for a minute.

That is, in the next step A8, the 3-minute timer register T1 is cleared and the 3-minute timer operation is started. Then, in the next step A9, it is detected whether or not the timer register T1 has timed out, that is, whether or not 3 minutes have elapsed from the start, and when it has not elapsed, the remaining time until the time is up in step A10. The time is displayed on the display device 5, and thereafter steps A9 and A1 are performed.
Repeat 0.

When 3 minutes have elapsed, the pitch sound stop processing is performed in step A11 to stop the alarm sound. Therefore, the person to be measured moves up and down the step according to the pitch sound of the pitch stored in the register S0 for 3 minutes after the sound of the start of the step up and down movement of step A5 is issued, and the first exercise is performed. Will end.

When the pitch sound is stopped in step A11, in the next step A12, the 20-second timer T2 is cleared again and started. And the next step A1
In 3, the pulse is detected, and the detected pulse data is stored in any of the registers P1, P2 and P3. That is, the post-exercise pulse gradually decreases with the lapse of time, but the degree of the decrease becomes an extremely gentle curve that is almost linear, as shown in FIG. Therefore, in step A13,
Pulses after t1 seconds, for example, 5 seconds and after t2 seconds, for example, 10 seconds after the end of exercise are calculated, and are registered in registers P4 and P, respectively.
Store in 5. Then, from these two pulse rate data and the measured time data (5 seconds, 10 seconds), y = ax +
The coefficients a and b of b are obtained, and the value of b is stored in any of the registers P1, P2, and P3 as pulse data at the end of exercise.

As described above, when obtaining the physical strength measurement data of the person to be measured, it is necessary to measure correct pulse data during or immediately after the exercise. However, in practice, accurate pulse data cannot often be obtained due to noise or the like when measuring pulse data during or immediately after exercise. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the pulse data is measured at a time point (a time point at which there is little influence of noise) after the end of exercise, and the pulse data immediately after the end of exercise is calculated from the relationship between the elapsed time and the measured value after the end of exercise. The predicted value is calculated. Therefore, the measuring apparatus of the present embodiment can obtain accurate pulse data immediately after exercise without the influence of noise or the like.

In this case, which of the registers P1, P2 and P3 stores the measured pulse data depends on the value of the register N. When N = “0”, that is, 1
The pulse measured immediately after the third exercise is stored in the register P1, and when N = “1”, that is, the pulse measured immediately after the second exercise is stored in the register P2 and N = the third exercise.
When it is "2", it is stored in the register P3. Since N = “0” at this point, the measured pulse data is stored in the register P1.

When the pulse is measured and stored in step A13, it is determined in next step A14 whether or not the timer T2 for 20 seconds has timed out. Until 20 seconds elapse, the display of the pulse measured in step A15 is displayed. To do. This 20 seconds is a predetermined rest time for the non-measurement person.

When 20 seconds have elapsed, the process proceeds to step A16, the value of the register N is incremented by 1, and the process returns to step A5. At step A5, a warning sound is made to start the stepping up / down motion,
In the next step A6, it is determined whether N = “0”. At this time, N = “0” is not set, but the value of the register N is incremented by 1 in step A16 and becomes N = “1”, so the process proceeds to step A17.

At step A17, it is judged that N = "1", and the routine proceeds to step A18. In step 18, as in step A7, pitch sound is started. In this case, the difference from step A7 is that the pitch sound corresponding to the pitch data stored in the register S0 in step A7 is different from the pitch sound in step A18.
That is, the pitch sound corresponding to the pitch data stored in 1 is started.

When the pitch sound is started in step A18, the process proceeds to step A8, and the following steps A9 to A14.
Is processed. That is, the pitch sound is output for 3 minutes,
After that, rest for 20 seconds, during which step A
Since the pulse data measured in 13 is N = “1”, it is stored in the register P2 as pulse data corresponding to the second exercise.

When the above 20 seconds have elapsed, step A16
Then, the value of the register N is incremented by 1 so that N = “2” and the process returns to step A5. Then, a sound is made to signal the start of the stepping up / down motion, and it is determined in the next step A6 whether N = “0”. At this time, N = “2”, so the process proceeds to step A17, and further, Go to step A19. In step A19, N = “2” is determined, and the process proceeds to step A20.

At step A20, a pitch sound is started at a pitch corresponding to the pitch data stored in the register S2, that is, the pitch data of the third movement. When the pitch sound is started in step A20, the process proceeds to step A8, and the processes in steps A9 to A15 are performed. That is, a pitch sound is output for 3 minutes and then a rest time of 20 seconds is reached. During that time, the pulse data measured in step A13 is N = “2”, which corresponds to the third exercise in the register P3. It is stored as pulse data.

When 20 seconds have passed, step A1
At step 6, the register N is incremented by 1 and N = “3” is set to step A.
Return to 5. In step A5, a sound is made to start the stepping up and down, but since the movement has already been completed three times, no pitch sound is generated thereafter, and this sound functions as a sound to end the measurement. That is, after step A5, since N = “3”, steps A6 and A1
7, the process proceeds to step A21 via A19, and the value of the register N is changed to N = “0”. And the next step A
At 22, it is determined whether the measured pulse data or the like has an error.

The error detection in this step A22 is to detect four errors. The first is to register 33, 3
This is the case where the weight, sex, table height data, etc. are not entered in Nos. 4 and 35, respectively, or even if they are entered, there are extremely abnormal values different from normal values.

The second is when the pulse data is not stored in the registers P1, P2 and P3, that is, when the pulse measurement cannot be performed normally, and the third is when the stored pulse is stored. However, this is the case when the value is extremely high or low. The fourth is a case where the stored pulse data has the above-mentioned magnitude relationship. That is, of the pulses stored in the registers P0, P1, P2, and P3, the pulse stored in the register P0 is the pulse before exercise and must be the smallest, and the registers P1, P2, P
The pulse stored in each of the three pulses is the pulse when the exercise load is increased by increasing the pitch, so that the pulse of the register P2 is higher than the pulse of the register P1 and the pulse of the register P3 is higher than the pulse of the register P2. Should be expensive.
If the pulse stored in the registers P0, P1, P2 and P3 does not have such a relationship, it is processed as an error.

The data indicating the type of error detected in step A22 is stored in the register E, and in the next step A23, the display indicating the content is displayed, for example, "second measurement error". To be done. Then, a process of returning to the time display mode after a lapse of a predetermined time, for example, one minute, that is, a process of setting the value of the register M to "0" is performed.

However, if the error is the second error and the pulse is not stored in any of the registers P1, P2, and P3, after the above display, the value of the register N is changed to the corresponding value. And the flow is executed again from step A5. This makes it possible to execute the exercise again from the exercise in which the pulse is not stored.

If no error is detected in step A22, the flow advances to step A24 to calculate physical strength evaluation data. In this embodiment, the physical strength evaluation is performed by the above-described embodiment, based on the pulse rates of the registers P1, P2, and P3 measured as described above.
This is to evaluate the range of work data that can be achieved when exercising with a pulse of 10% relative to general data for each age and sex.

FIG. 7 shows the principle of calculating the physical fitness evaluation data. The vertical (Y) axis is the pulse rate, and the horizontal (X) axis is the work amount W (watt). Each of the three exercises,
That is, the work amounts W respectively obtained when performing the stepping up and down motions at the respective pitches stored in the registers S0, S1, and S2.
Is obtained by the following formula.

W = weight (Kg) × 9.8 × height of table (m) × pitch ÷ (4 × 60) Here, the coefficient of 9.8 is the gravitational acceleration in consideration of the step up / down movement. The unit is m / s · s. The unit of the pitch is steps / minute, and the stepping up and down of the step is 4 steps and 1 cycle of motion.
The number of times one lifting / lowering exercise cycle is performed per second is calculated.

However, in the case where the work obtained in the first exercise is W1 and the pulse measured corresponding to the exercise, that is, the pulse rate data stored in the register P1 is HR1, , Point B0 is obtained in FIG. When the work amounts obtained in the second and third exercises are W2 and W3, respectively, and the pulse rate data measured corresponding to the exercises are HR2 and HR3, respectively, point B1 in FIG. , B
Since 2 is obtained, the regression equation Y = aX + b is obtained from the coordinate data of these points B0, B1, and B2.

Next, from the age to the maximum pulse rate HR of that age
Find max. Generally, 220-age is said to be the maximum pulse rate, and this may be used, but in this embodiment,
For each gender, HRmax (male) = 209-0.69 x age HRmax (female) = 205-0.75 x age is used. This is a calculation formula obtained by measuring the movements of many people.

Then, a pulse rate of 65% of the obtained maximum pulse rate (65% HRmax) is calculated. If this value is, for example, HR4 in FIG. 7, this value is inserted into Y of Y = aX + b and the value of X (work load W4) is obtained. The amount of work W4 obtained by this is 65% HRmax of the subject.
Is the amount of work.

The work amount data thus obtained is compared with the work amount data for each age and sex stored in the register R and also stored in the ROM 2, and the value is evaluated at five levels. . That is, it is evaluated on the basis of five grades of the same level (normal), a little better, a little better, a little worse, or a little worse for the work of the same age and sex, The evaluation result is stored in the register R together with the work amount data.

When the calculation of the physical strength evaluation data is performed in step A24 of FIG. 6, the work amount stored in the register R and the result of the five-step evaluation are displayed in step A25, and the process is terminated. In this case, the work amount is displayed as it is, for example, “140 watt”,
The result of the five-level evaluation is, for example, “normal (or FAI
R) ”,“ a little good (or GOOD) ”,“ very good (or EXCELLENT) ”.

In the above embodiment, the embodiment applied to the wrist watch has been described, but it may be applied to other electronic equipment or may be a dedicated machine having only the function of evaluating physical fitness.

Further, in the above embodiment, the stepping up / down motion is performed as the motion. However, other motions such as a step motion of reciprocating left and right steps, a motion of moving quickly or traveling a predetermined distance, etc. Any exercise may be performed, and the pulse is also measured in the measurement of biological information that changes due to exercise, but biological data such as oxygen uptake amount and CO2 amount may be applied.

Further, the pitch of the exercise is changed in order to change the exercise intensity and the exercise load, but the height of the step may be changed in the above embodiment, for example, and the exercise is substantially performed in other exercises. Any method may be used as long as the method changes the load.

Further, in the above embodiment, the pulse rate is measured by the pulse rate sensor 8 incorporated in the wristwatch.
For example, a heart wave detection sensor may be used as the pulse sensor, and the heart wave detection sensor may be incorporated in a case separate from the wristwatch to be attached to the wrist by a belt or the like near the heart of the human body and transmitted to the wristwatch by a cable or radio. By doing so, the pulse rate during the exercise can be measured instead of measuring the pulse rate after the exercise as in the above embodiment.

Further, in the above-mentioned embodiment, the physical strength evaluation is carried out in five grades, but it is possible to use various methods other than the five grades, for example, further subdivision, evaluation by points,% and the like. It is a thing.

Further, in the above embodiment, the display of the work amount and the result of the five-step evaluation is carried out on the display device 5, but it may be printed by a printer or the like for display, and the "display" of the present invention. The range of includes those notified by voice, etc.

[0064]

As described above, according to the present invention, the end of exercise is completed.
While measuring the subsequent biological information, from the end of the exercise
Measures time information up to the measurement of biological information, and
And the measured biological information, the biological information at the end of exercise
Can be calculated. Therefore, the pulse at the end of the exercise can be obtained without immediately measuring the pulse after the end of the exercise, so that it is possible to make an objective determination of the physical strength, for example, and to help strengthen or maintain the physical strength. Have an effect.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a circuit configuration diagram of a wristwatch showing an embodiment according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front external view of the wristwatch.

FIG. 3 is a detailed configuration diagram of a RAM in the above circuit configuration.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a change in display in the above embodiment.

FIG. 5 is the first half of a flowchart showing the operation in the above embodiment.

FIG. 6 is the latter half of the flowchart.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a relationship between pulse rate and work amount in the above-mentioned embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a relationship between a pulse and an elapsed time after exercise in the above-mentioned embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 control unit 2 ROM 3 RAM 4 Display driver 5 Display device 8 pulse sensor 9 Pulse detection circuit 10 news section 11 Sound drive circuit 21 watch case 24 light emitting diode 25 phototransistor

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Claims (6)

(57) [Claims] 1. Biometric information for measuring biometric information after the end of exercise
Measuring means, From the end of the exercise, the biological information measured by the biological information measuring means.
Time measuring means for measuring time information until the measurement of the information, The time information and the biological information obtained by this time measuring means
End of exercise based on biological information measured by the measuring means
Calculating means for calculating biological information at time, A measuring device comprising: 2. The biological information measuring means is predetermined
After performing the exercise multiple times with different exercise conditions,
It is equipped with a measuring means for measuring biological information, and stores the biological information measured by the measuring means.
Based on the body information storage means and the biometric information stored in the biometric information storage means
The physical fitness evaluation calculation means for calculating the physical fitness evaluation data and the physical fitness evaluation data obtained by this physical fitness evaluation value calculation means are output.
The measuring device according to claim 1 , further comprising: an output unit that applies a force . 3. A pitch sound generating means for generating a pitch sound is further provided.
Measurement apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that provided in. 4. The output means divides the physical fitness evaluation data into at least five evaluation levels.
The measuring device according to claim 2 or 3, further comprising display control means for displaying as one of the bells . 5. Measured by the biological information measuring means
The biometric information, according to claim 1乃, characterized in that the pulse
5. The measuring device according to any one of 4 to 4 . 6. Biological information to measure biological information after exercise
Measurement step, From the end of the exercise to the live information measurement step
Time measurement step to measure time information until body information is measured
And The time information and the time information obtained in this time measuring step
From the biological information measured in the biological information measurement step,
A calculation step for calculating the biological information at the end of the movement, A measuring method comprising: