microelectric

Magnetic pulsing: After working with his blood electrification invention, Bob Beck realized that there were organs of the body that did not receive a high flow of blood, and that these organs could benefit if they were directly stimulated with microelectric currents.

Matthew Stein: When a Superbug Strikes Close to Home, How Can You Deal With it? 2009

These microelectric currents are passed through the blood inside the user's wrist veins where they pass close to the skin's surface, via electrodes that are wetted with a salt solution as they are held snugly in place by an elastic wristband.

Matthew Stein: When a Superbug Strikes Close to Home, How Can You Deal With it? 2009

He invented an electromagnetic pulse-generating device that stimulates microelectric currents directly inside organs and glands located within the body via the mechanism of electromagnetic induction.

Matthew Stein: When a Superbug Strikes Close to Home, How Can You Deal With it? 2009

The new implant, to be marketed as Clairvoyeur, is a far cry from the crude "high-density microelectric array" devices that researchers started testing in the early part of the century.

A Light In The Darkness 2008

New to the scene are microelectric balance boards, which provide a nearly infinitesimal electric vibration that requires your nervous and muscular systems constantly to work for balance

The Source Woodson Merrell 2008

New to the scene are microelectric balance boards, which provide a nearly infinitesimal electric vibration that requires your nervous and muscular systems constantly to work for balance

The Source Woodson Merrell 2008

Devices made from semiconductors, such as the transistor, are the basis of the modern microelectric industry.

semiconductor 2002