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Cycloidal vibration technology : ウィキペディア英語版 | Cycloidal vibration technology Cycloidal Vibration Therapy (CVT) is type of non-invasive mechanical massage therapy that employs a specialized motor to generate non-percussive vibrations at its surface in three orthogonal directions. This type of three-dimensional (3D) cycloidal vibration (CV) has been shown to increase blood circulation and lymphatic drainage by stimulating deep muscle activity and is used to treat a variety of medical conditions (see below). ==Cycloidal Vibration== Cycloidal vibration is characterized by small amplitude, low frequency vibrations that produce motion in three different directions. The amplitude of the vibration is typically in the range of 0.1 and 0.5 mm with a frequency typically in the range of 15-75 hertz and an acceleration rate of approximately 28ms-2. The nature of the waves allows for deep penetration, as distinct from other forms of mechanical massage. Modern CV motors utilize either 12V or 24V brushless DC electric motor to drive eccentrically mounted weights producing radial plane oscillations within a suspension system. Each of the three different directions of motion is created at different points in the cycle by a complex electronic speed controller (ESC) and it is the “out of phase” relationship which gives rise to a circular movement and the term cycloidal vibration. Conventional massage products typically operate in a singular plane, either delivering percussive impacts, or orbital oscillations. The standard vibrations produced are high amplitude, high acceleration and have a high fundamental frequency that can damage tissues, especially during wound healing. Conversely, Cycloidal Vibration Technology is faster at relaxing muscles by virtue of the extra dimensions of action, has deeper penetration, promotes wound healing.
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