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Hi all,
I came across a device named: Wireless Microcurrent Stimulation used in medical applications and more particularly in wound healing. I am just trying to understand how the device works from an electromagnetic engineering perspective.
More details: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7950994/
https://www.wetlinghealth.com/wp/wireless-micro-current-stimulation-wmcs/
1. Does it radiate an electromagnetic field? If yes, does it induce the current of injury via a DC electric field?
2. If it's a DC electric field, then it must be an electrostatic type of charge.
I would appreciate anyone's thoughts on this one.
Thanks
G
I came across a device named: Wireless Microcurrent Stimulation used in medical applications and more particularly in wound healing. I am just trying to understand how the device works from an electromagnetic engineering perspective.
More details: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7950994/
https://www.wetlinghealth.com/wp/wireless-micro-current-stimulation-wmcs/
1. Does it radiate an electromagnetic field? If yes, does it induce the current of injury via a DC electric field?
2. If it's a DC electric field, then it must be an electrostatic type of charge.
I would appreciate anyone's thoughts on this one.
Thanks
G