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SYSTEM
WAVEFORMS (CONTINUED)
Dipole Vector Interferential Current
Interferential Current is a medium frequency
waveform. Current is distributed through two
channels (four electrodes). The currents cross each
other in the body at the area requiring treatment.
The two currents interfere with each other at
this crossing point, resulting in a modulation of
the intensity (the current intensity increases
and decreases at a regular frequency). With the
dipole vector technique the currents from the two
electrode pairs are vectorially summed in the tissue.
The effect is that stimulation only occurs into the
direction of the resulting vector, which can be
adjusted over a range of 360º.
The angle is either manually adjusted and constant,
or
automatically generated so that the full revolution
(360°) is automatically generated in an adjustable
timing (rotation time).
Output Mode
Electrodes
Available on Channel
1&2
Treatment Time
1-60 Minutes
Amplitude
0-100 mA (CC)
Beat Frequency
1-200 Hz
Carrier Frequency
2000-10,000 Hz
Cycle Time
Continuous or User Defined
Ramp
0-5 s
Resolution Vector angle (manual mode)
Rotation Time (automatic mode) 1-10 s
Sweep Time
14 sec
Sweep Low Beat Frequency
1-199 Hz
Sweep High Beat Frequency
2-200 Hz
Vector Scan
Manual / Automatic
IRMS
0-55mA
DC component
No
INTELECT
MOBILE 2 USER MANUAL
®
359°
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