WO2006062112A1 - 人体経由情報伝達システム及び送受信器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a human body information transmission system and a transmitter / receiver that perform information transmission via a human body.
- Patent Documents 1 to 3 In recent years, communication using a human body as a transmission path has been actively proposed (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 to 3).
- FIG. 6 is a system configuration diagram of the information transmission system via the human body described in Patent Document 1.
- a transmitter 402 is attached to one arm of a human body 401, and a receiver 405 is attached to the other arm.
- One electrode 403 of the transmitter 402 is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 401, and the other electrode 404 is attached to the outside of the human body 401.
- one electrode 406 of the receiver 405 is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 401, and the other electrode 407 is attached to the outside of the human body 401!
- the transmitter 402 is connected to the receiver 405 via the electrode 403, the human body 401, and the electrode 406.
- the receiver 405 transmits via the electrode 407, the reference potential point (for example, ground), and the electrode 404 by a capacitive coupling path as indicated by a broken line.
- the reference potential line for example, ground potential
- a signal transmitted from the transmitter 402 is transmitted to the receiver 405 via the electrode 403, the human body 401, and the electrode 406.
- the signal output from the transmitter 402 can be transmitted to the receiver 405, but the signal transmission operation is unstable due to the long distance using the capacitive coupling, and the electrode 403 , 404, 406, 407 Because there is a necessary force to increase the area S / J ⁇ type force S There is a problem that it is difficult.
- FIG. 7 is a system configuration diagram of a human body information transmission system described in Patent Document 2.
- a transmitter 502 is attached to the arm of a human body 501, and a receiver 505 is attached to a finger.
- One electrode 503 of the transmitter 502 is in contact with or electrostatically
- the other electrode 504 is attached to the outside of the human body 501 by capacitive coupling.
- One electrode 506 of the receiver 505 is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 501, and the other electrode 507 is attached to the outside of the human body 501.
- the transmitter 502 is electrically connected to the receiver 505 via the electrode 504 and the electrode 507 through a capacitive coupling path as indicated by a broken line.
- the receiver 505 is connected to the transmitter 502 via the electrode 506, the human body 501, and the electrode 503.
- the signal transmitted from the transmitter 502 is transmitted to the receiver 505 via the electrode 504 and the electrode 507 through a path by capacitive coupling. Is done.
- both the force electrode 504 and the electrode 507 capable of transmitting the signal output from the transmitter 502 to the receiver 505 are attached to the outside of the human body 501,
- the signal transmission operation becomes unstable due to changes in the strength of capacitive coupling caused by human actions.
- the distance between the transmitter 502 and the receiver 505 cannot be increased.
- FIG. 8 is a system configuration diagram of a human body information transmission system described in Patent Document 3.
- a first communication device 602 is attached to one arm of a human body 601.
- a second communicator 605 is attached to a support post 608 connected to a reference potential (eg, ground potential).
- the two electrodes 603 and 604 of the communication device 602 are in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 601.
- one electrode 606 of the communication device 605 is attached toward the space, and the other electrode 607 is attached so as to be electrically connected to the column 608! /
- the communication device 605 is connected to the communication device 602 via the electrode 606, the human body 601, and the electrode 604.
- the communication device 602 On the reference potential line (for example, ground potential) side, the communication device 602 is connected via the electrode 603, the human body 601, the path by capacitive coupling indicated by the broken line, the reference potential (ground potential), the support 608, and the electrode 607. Connected to communicator 605.
- the reference potential line for example, ground potential
- the communication device 602 On the reference potential line (for example, ground potential) side, the communication device 602 is connected via the electrode 603, the human body 601, the path by capacitive coupling indicated by the broken line, the reference potential (ground potential), the support 608, and the electrode 607. Connected to communicator 605.
- Patent Document 1 US Pat. No. 5,914,701, column 1, line 60 to column 6, line 37, FIGS. 1 to 4
- Patent Document 2 Paragraphs [0034] to [0046] of Japanese Patent No. 3425347, FIG. 1 to FIG. 3
- Patent Document 3 Paragraphs [0019] to [0030] of Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-308803, FIG. 1 to FIG. Disclosure
- the present invention provides a human body-mediated information transmission system for transmitting information between a plurality of communication means via a human body so that the plurality of communication means are attached to a human body and used for information transmission.
- the challenge is to make it more stable.
- Another object of the present invention is to simplify the configuration of the human body information transmission system.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a transceiver suitable for constructing the human body routed information transmission system.
- the first and second electrodes that contact or capacitively couple to the human body are included.
- the first communication means used by being attached to the human body, the third electrode that is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body, and the fourth electrode disposed toward the outside of the human body are attached to the human body.
- Second communication means used, and the first electrode and the third electrode are electrically connected via the human body, and the second electrode and the fourth electrode are statically connected.
- an information transmission system via a human body characterized in that communication is performed between the first and second communication means by being electrically connected by capacitive coupling.
- a first communication means having first and second electrodes that are in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body, a third electrode that is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body, and the outside of the human body
- the second communication means having the fourth electrode arranged in this manner is used by being attached to the human body.
- the first electrode and the third electrode are electrically connected via the human body, and the second electrode and the fourth electrode are electrically connected by capacitive coupling. Communication is performed between the first and second communication means.
- the biological information of the human body is transmitted between the first communication unit and the second communication unit, and the first and second electrodes of the first communication unit are connected to the human body. It may be configured to be used both as an electrode for detecting biological information of the patient and an electrode for transmitting the biological information.
- the frequency of the carrier signal used for communication between the first communication means and the second communication means may be set to be different from the frequency of the biological information of the human body. .
- the frequency of the carrier signal may be configured to be within a range of 5 MHz to 45 MHz.
- the biological information may be configured to be heartbeat information.
- the first communication means may be configured to be attached to the human body by a chest band.
- the first communication means includes a filter that passes and outputs a signal having a predetermined frequency in the signal received by the first electrode, and a heartbeat signal that detects a heartbeat signal from the output signal of the filter.
- a detection unit a first arithmetic processing unit that calculates a heart rate based on the heart rate signal detected by the heart rate detection unit and outputs a heart rate data signal representing the heart rate; and modulates the heart rate data signal
- a data transmission unit that outputs a heart rate data signal modulated by the modulation unit, and the second communication means receives the heart rate data received by the third electrode.
- a heart rate data obtained from a heart rate data signal demodulated by the demodulator, a storage unit, a display unit, and a demodulator is stored in the storage unit, and the heart rate is stored in the display unit.
- a filter that passes and outputs a signal of a predetermined frequency in a signal received by an electrode that contacts or capacitively couples to a human body, and a heartbeat signal is output from the output signal of the filter.
- a heart rate detection unit to detect, a calculation processing unit for calculating a heart rate based on the heart rate signal detected by the heart rate detection unit and outputting a heart rate data signal representing the heart rate, and modulating the heart rate data signal
- a transmitter / receiver comprising: a modulator for outputting; and a data transmitter for outputting a heart rate data signal modulated by the modulator from the first electrode.
- the filter passes and outputs a signal of a predetermined frequency in a signal received by an electrode that contacts or capacitively couples to the human body.
- the heartbeat detection unit detects a heartbeat signal from the output signal of the filter.
- the arithmetic processing unit calculates a heart rate based on the heart rate signal detected by the heart rate detection unit, and outputs a heart rate data signal representing the heart rate.
- the modulation unit modulates and outputs the heart rate data signal.
- the data transmission unit outputs the heart rate data signal modulated by the modulation unit from the electrode.
- the frequency of the carrier signal used by the modulation unit to modulate the heart rate data signal may be configured to be a frequency within a range of 5 MHz to 45 MHz.
- the distance for capacitive coupling can be shortened, so that the information transmission operation can be made more stable.
- FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of an information transmission system via a human body according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a transceiver used in the information transmission system via the human body according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a detailed block diagram of a receiver used in the information transmission system via a human body according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram when measuring the characteristics of the information transmission system via the human body according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a characteristic diagram showing characteristics of the information transmission system via the human body according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a system configuration diagram of a conventional human body information transmission system.
- FIG. 7 is a system configuration diagram of a conventional human body information transmission system.
- FIG. 8 is a system configuration diagram of a conventional human body information transmission system.
- FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of an information transmission system via a human body according to an embodiment of the present invention, showing an example of a heart rate monitor system as an information transmission system via a human body.
- FIG. 2 is a detailed block diagram of the transceiver 102
- FIG. 3 is a detailed block diagram of the receiver 106. 1 to 3, the same reference numerals are given to the same parts.
- a transmitter / receiver 102 as a first communication means and a receiver 106 as a second communication means are both attached to a human body 101 and used.
- a transceiver 102 is attached to the chest of the human body 101 by a chest band 110.
- a receiver 106 is attached to one arm of the human body 101 (for example, the wrist of the left arm).
- the transceiver 102 includes a transceiver body 103, a first electrode 104 that is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 101, and a second electrode 105 that is in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 101.
- the receiver 106 includes a receiver main body 107, a third electrode 108 that contacts or capacitively couples to the human body 101, and a fourth electrode disposed toward the outside of the human body 101 (on the side opposite to the human body 101). Has 109.
- the first electrode 104 and the third electrode 108 are electrically connected via a human body 101 (mainly the left arm, which is the arm to which the chest and the receiver 106 are attached), and the second electrode 105 and The fourth electrode 109 is electrically connected by capacitive coupling as indicated by a broken line.
- a human body 101 mainly the left arm, which is the arm to which the chest and the receiver 106 are attached
- the fourth electrode 109 is electrically connected by capacitive coupling as indicated by a broken line.
- the receiver 106 On the reference potential line (for example, ground potential) side, the receiver 106 is connected to the transmitter / receiver 102 via the electrodes 109, the human body 101, and the electrode 105 through a capacitive coupling path as indicated by a broken line. It is connected. Electrode 104 and electrode 105 are short-circuited between electrode 104 and electrode 105, regardless of whether they are installed in contact with the human body or capacitively coupled to the human body. Since there is an impedance that does not match, signal transmission between the transceiver 102 and the receiver 106 becomes possible.
- the reference potential line for example, ground potential
- the transmitter / receiver body 103 amplifies the signal received by the first electrode 104 and outputs it, and a filter that passes a signal of a predetermined frequency in the output signal of the amplifier 201 (in this embodiment) (Low-pass filter) 202, heart rate detection unit 203 that detects the heart rate signal as well as the output signal power of filter 202, and a heart rate data signal representing the heart rate by calculating the heart rate based on the heart rate signal detected by heart rate detection unit 203
- a filter that passes a signal of a predetermined frequency in the output signal of the amplifier 201 (in this embodiment) (Low-pass filter) 202
- heart rate detection unit 203 that detects the heart rate signal as well as the output signal power of filter 202
- the filter 202 is a filter for removing noise signals other than the heartbeat signal.
- the frequency of the carrier signal used by the modulation unit 205 to modulate the heart rate data signal that is, the frequency of the carrier signal used for communication between the transceiver 102 and the receiver 106 is different from the frequency of the heart signal. Is set to Thus, the signal communicated between the transceiver 102 and the receiver 106 and the heartbeat signal are configured not to interfere with each other. A method for determining the frequency of the carrier signal will be described later.
- the receiver body 107 includes an amplifying unit 301 that amplifies and outputs the heart rate data signal received by the third electrode 108, a demodulating unit 302 that demodulates the output signal of the amplifying unit 301, and a memory 304 as a storage unit.
- the display unit 305 as a display means and the heart rate data signal demodulated by the demodulator 302 also obtains the heart rate, stores the heart rate in the memory 304, and displays the heart rate on the display unit 305.
- the arithmetic processing unit 303 is included.
- the amplification unit 201 amplifies and outputs the heartbeat signal received (detected) by the electrode 104.
- the filter 202 passes and outputs a signal having a predetermined frequency in the output signal of the amplifying unit 201.
- the heartbeat detection unit 203 also detects and outputs a heartbeat signal as an output signal force of the filter 202.
- the arithmetic processing unit 204 calculates a heart rate based on the heartbeat signal detected by the heartbeat detection unit 203.
- the arithmetic processing unit 204 outputs a heart rate data signal representing the heart rate calculated based on the heart rate signal detected by the heart rate detecting unit 203 to the modulation unit 205.
- Modulation section 205 modulates the heart rate data signal from arithmetic processing section 204 with a carrier signal having a predetermined frequency and outputs the modulated signal.
- the data transmission unit 206 outputs the heart rate data signal modulated by the modulation unit 205 from the electrode 104.
- the heart rate data signal output from the electrode 104 is received by the third electrode 108 of the receiver 106 through the human body 101 (mainly the chest and the left arm).
- the receiver body 107 amplifies the heart rate data signal received by the electrode 108 by the amplifier 301 and outputs the amplified signal.
- Demodulation section 302 demodulates and outputs the heart rate data signal output from amplification section 301.
- the second arithmetic processing unit 303 obtains a heart rate from the heart rate data signal output from the demodulation unit 302, and stores the heart rate in the memory 304 in the order in which the heart rate data signal is received.
- the heart rate is displayed on the display unit 305.
- the information transmission system via the human body has the two electrodes 104, 105 that are in contact with or capacitively coupled to the human body 101, and are attached to the human body 101.
- the human body 101 has a transceiver 102 as a first communication means to be used, one electrode 108 that contacts or capacitively couples to the human body 101, and one electrode 109 arranged to the outside of the human body 101.
- a receiver 106 as a second communication means to be installed and used.
- the distance for capacitive coupling can be configured to be somewhat short, the communication operation between the transceiver 102 and the receiver 106 becomes more stable.
- the transmitter / receiver 102 and the receiver 106 are attached to the chest and the arm, respectively, and the signal path passing through the human body 101 is long, compared with the case where the transmission path by capacitive coupling is long, It is possible to reduce the influence of the posture and the like.
- the two electrodes 104 and 105 of the transmitter / receiver 102 are used both as an electrode for transmitting and receiving signals and an electrode for detecting biological information of the human body 101, signal communication and biological information can be performed with a simple configuration. Detection is possible. In addition, it is not necessary to newly provide a communication circuit such as an RF circuit, and the cost can be greatly reduced.
- the carrier frequency of the transceiver 102 and the frequency of biological information are different. As a result, it is possible to suppress interference between the transmission signal and the biological information signal.
- the transceiver 102 is attached to the chest of the human body 101 and the receiver 106 is attached to the arm of the human body 101 so that the distance between the transceiver 102 and the receiver 106 can be increased. It is.
- the information transmission system via the human body can be constructed, and in particular, since the electrodes are used both for communication and for detection of biological information, the configuration is simplified. There is an effect that it becomes possible to make it.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram when determining the carrier frequency of the transceiver 102 in the embodiment. 4, the same parts as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and a measurement antenna (not shown) is disposed at a measurement point 111 that is a predetermined distance away from the transceiver 102.
- FIG. 5 is a characteristic diagram showing the frequency characteristics of the embodiment.
- the solid line represents the received intensity of the signal received from the transmitter / receiver 102 by the electrode 108 of the receiver 106, and the broken line represents the measurement point 111. It represents the received strength of the signal received by the antenna.
- a receiver 106 receives signals from the transceiver 102 mainly through the human body.
- the signal propagated in the air from the transceiver 102 is received by the antenna and measured. From the viewpoint of performing good signal transmission and reducing unnecessary radiation, it is preferable that the intensity of the signal received by the receiver 106 from the transceiver 102 is large and the intensity at the measurement point 111 is small.
- the frequency at which the intensity of the signal measured at the measurement point 111 is greatly reduced without the intensity of the signal received by the receiver 106 from the transceiver 102 being reduced. From 5 MHz, the intensity of the signal received by the receiver 106 from the transceiver 102 starts to decrease and the intensity of the signal measured at the measurement point 111 does not increase so much, and the frequency is within the range of 45 MHz. Use a carrier signal.
- the frequency of the carrier signal used by the modulation unit 205 of the transmission / reception unit 102 to modulate the heart rate data signal is set to a frequency within the range of 5 MHz to 45 MHz.
- the receiver 106 can receive a signal having a constant intensity from the transceiver 102, it is possible to transmit a good signal and to suppress unnecessary radiation.
- switching between the detection mode and the transmission mode in the transmitter / receiver 102 may be performed automatically every predetermined time, or an operation unit is provided in the transmitter / receiver 102 so that the user
- an operation unit is provided in the transmitter / receiver 102 so that the user
- various changes can be made, such as a configuration in which switching is performed when detection mode or transmission mode starts.
- the transmitter / receiver 102 is given as an example of the first communication means
- the force receiving part 106 is given as the second communication means by using the receiving unit 106.
- Communicate between the first and second communication means such as configuring both the second communication means as transceivers, or configuring the first and second communication means as receivers and transceivers, respectively.
- Various modifications are possible as long as the configuration can perform the above.
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