US2014125358A1PendingUtilityA1
Reducing movement and electrostatic interference in a non-resistive contact sensor assembly
Est. expiryJul 13, 2032(~6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A non-resistive contact sensor assembly, including a non-resistive contact sensor device, including a dry electrode component, and a cover of anti-triboelectric material in which the sensor device is surrounded or embedded.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A non-resistive contact sensor assembly, comprising:
(a) a non-resistive contact sensor device, including a dry electrode component; and (b) a cover of anti-triboelectric material in which the sensor device is surrounded or embedded.
2 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 1 , wherein the anti-triboelectric material is a triboelectrically-neutral material.
3 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 2 , wherein the triboelectrically-neutral material is cotton.
4 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 1 , wherein the anti-triboelectric material is triboelectrically-matched to the surface being measured or tested.
5 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 4 , wherein the anti-triboelectric material is leather and is triboelectrically-matched to skin.
6 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 4 , further comprising a housing that is treated with an ionized liquid.
7 . A non-resistive contact sensor assembly, comprising:
(a) a non-resistive contact sensor device; (b) an inner region of material in which the sensor device is surrounded or embedded; and (c) an outer region of material; (d) wherein the inner and outer regions mitigate movement of the sensor electrode relative to the surface of the object being measured or tested; and (e) wherein the inner and outer regions create a local area that is relatively protected from the electrostatic build-up and electrical discharge that may otherwise affect sensor performance.
8 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the outer region includes an elastic material that is bound to, or an extension of, a compressive type wearable article that aids in holding the sensor assembly in place.
9 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 8 , wherein the compressive type wearable article is a garment.
10 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 8 , wherein the elastic material includes elastane.
11 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 8 , wherein the elastic material includes natural latex.
12 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the outer region includes a conducting material that aids in dissipation of charge to the surface of the entity, thereby minimizing the chances that the charge will dissipate in a more localized fashion within the area between the outer region the sensor device.
13 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the inner region includes a triboelectrically neutral or relatively neutral material.
14 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the inner region includes an elastic material that acts to hold the sensor device in place, thereby minimizing the likelihood of sensor movement against the object surface and leading, in turn, to less chance of contact electrification and movement artifacts.
15 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the inner region includes a biasing structure that acts to hold the sensor device in place, thereby minimizing the likelihood of sensor movement against the object surface and leading, in turn, to less chance of contact electrification and movement artifacts.
16 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 15 , wherein the biasing structure includes a spring.
17 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the inner region includes material that is relatively triboelectrically matched to the surface of the object being measured, tested, or the like, thereby minimizing the chances that charge separation will occur when this region and the surface of the object may move together.
18 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , wherein the inner region includes material that is conductive, allowing for dissipation of any surface or external charge.
19 . The non-resistive contact sensor assembly of claim 7 , further comprising a housing that is treated with an ionized liquid.
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