Patent classifications
H05H1/466
Plasma control system and plasma control system program
A plasma control system comprises: a high frequency power source; a first antenna connected at one end to the high frequency power source; a second antenna connected at one end to another end of the first antenna; a first variable reactance element provided between the first antenna and the second antenna; a first drive part for the first variable reactance element; a second variable reactance element connected to another end of the second antenna; a second drive part for the second variable reactance element; a first current detection part detecting the current in the one end of the first antenna; a second current detection part detecting the current between the first antenna and the second antenna; a third current detection part detecting the current in the other end of the second antenna; and a control device controlling the first drive part and the second drive part.
ELECTROMEDICAL DEVICE FOR BLOOD CLOTTING AND TREATMENT OF ULCERS AND OTHER SKIN INJURIES IN HUMAN AND ANIMAL PATIENTS
The proposed invention relates to an electromedical device that produces a cold plasma at atmospheric pressure for use in blood clotting and the treatment of ulcers and other skin injuries in human and animal patients. The main claims relate to the use of gas pre-treated by means of a cooling and dehumidification, together with a system of plasma expansion chambers in the outlet channel of same. As a result of these innovations, the plasma produced using the invention has a lower temperature than those in the prior art, preserving greater effectiveness both in blood clotting and in the disinfection and treatment of skin injuries, without causing any damage to the patient's healthy tissue. The device can be used in the treatment of human and animal patients to considerably accelerate blood clotting without damage to healthy tissue, during clinical and surgical treatments. I can also be used to treat ulcers and other skin injuries, owing to its disinfection properties, without damaging healthy tissue.
VERTICALLY ORIENTED PLASMA REACTOR
A vertically oriented plasma reactor is provided. In another aspect, a plasma reactor includes a vertically elongated vacuum chamber, a wall internally projecting within a middle section of the housing, magnets, electrodes and a radio frequency source. A further aspect employs a workpiece-entry port and an opposite workpiece material-exit port, with one located adjacent a top end and the other adjacent a bottom end of a vertically elongated reactor housing or vacuum chamber. Yet another aspect employs a moving or falling-bed plasma reactor for use in activating biochar material.
METHOD FOR HANDLING AN IMPLANT
An apparatus for plasma treatment of an implant prior to installing the implant in a live subject is provided. The apparatus comprises an activation device and a portable container detachable from the activation device. The portable container comprises a closed compartment containing the implant immersed in a fluid, and the activation device comprises a slot configured to receive the portable container. The activation device further comprises an electrical circuit configured to be electrically associated with at least one electrode and configured to provide to the at least one electrode electric power suitable for applying a plasma generating electric field in the closed compartment, when the portable container is disposed in the slot. A container suitable for providing plasma treatment to a silicone implant and a method for preparing an implant for implantation surgery are also provided.
Sterilization Method Using Plasma
Sterilization method using plasma for sterilizing objects, wherein it is provided to introduce the objects to be sterilized into a sterilization chamber (13) and covey toward the latter a flow of air coming from a feed pipe (17) on which a plasma generator device (12) is disposed able to generate one or more gaseous compounds comprising a mixture of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and of reactive nitrogen species (RNS) so that the air is the carrier fluid which conveys the gaseous compounds toward the sterilization chamber (13); the method also provides to control the electric power used to produce the plasma as a function of the composition and/or the quantity of reactive species present in the sterilization chamber (13).
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR HERBS DISINFECTION
Device and method suitable for disinfecting herbs in small quantities, e.g. for home use, using plasma, are disclosed. The device comprises a sealable vessel dimensioned and configured to contain herbs in chunks, in granular form such as particles or in powder, in a treatment region of the sealable vessel. The device further comprises a power source configured to generate electromagnetic (EM) power sufficient for plasma generation in a plasma generation region of the sealable vessel. The sealable vessel is optionally detachable from the device. A portable sealable vessel configured to store and transport herbs, the herbs being microbially sealed therein, is also disclosed. The portable sealable vessel may be positioned in a slot of the device so as to generate plasma in the portable sealable vessel and disinfect the herbs. A multi-slot device is also disclosed, enabling plasma disinfection of herbs in a multitude of distinct sealable vessels.
PLASMA, MEDIA, SPECIES, SYSTEMS, METHODS
A plasma for prevention of intraepithelial neoplasia, particularly by anti-viral therapy. The plasma may be used, for example, against the human papillomavirus, for treatment of intraepithelial neoplasia of all grades of severity, e.g., carcinoma in situ lesions, and/or for treatment of invasive carcinoma that is reachable in epithelial manner. A system for creating the plasma includes a medical instrument with at least one electrode having galvanic contact to the plasma. The medical instrument also has an RF device that provides an alternating voltage to supply the instrument with electric power and a gas supply device that is adjusted to supply gas, for example argon gas, to the instrument.
Cold plasma ozone generator
The present invention provides a cold plasma ozone generator, comprising: an inlet gas port; at least one in-electrode, said in-electrode having a plurality of holes substantially at a perimeter of the same; said plurality of perimeter holes are in fluid communication with said inlet gas port, said plurality of perimeter holes configured to allow said dry gas to pass therethrough; at least one out-electrode, said out-electrode having at least one hole at the center of the same, said at least one hole configured to allow gas to pass therethrough; said in-electrode and said out-electrode configured to maintain said high voltage AC therebetween; at least one spacer between said in-electrode and said out-electrode, said spacer configured to maintain a constant-width gap between said in-electrode and said out-electrode; an outlet port.
Harmonic cold plasma device and associated methods
A method for generating atmospheric pressure cold plasma inside a hand-held unit discharges cold plasma with simultaneously different rf wavelengths and their harmonics. The unit includes an rf tuning network that is powered by a low-voltage power supply connected to a series of high-voltage coils and capacitors. The rf energy signal is transferred to a primary containment chamber and dispersed through an electrode plate network of various sizes and thicknesses to create multiple frequencies. Helium gas is introduced into the first primary containment chamber, where electron separation is initiated. The energized gas flows into a secondary magnetic compression chamber, where a balanced frequency network grid with capacitance creates the final electron separation, which is inverted magnetically and exits through an orifice with a nozzle. The cold plasma thus generated has been shown to be capable of accelerating a healing process in flesh wounds on animal laboratory specimens.
PLASMA GENERATION DEVICE AND PLASMA IRRADIATION METHOD
Atmospheric-pressure plasma generation device 10 of the present invention includes heat sinks 27 and 28. Flow paths are formed in the heat sinks, and cooling gas flows in the flow paths, thereby cooling lower housing 20 in which a reaction chamber is formed. Here, the gas used for cooling is warmed by the heat of the lower housing. The warmed gas is supplied into heated gas supply device 14 and heated by heater 112. The heated gas flows in lower cover 22 and is emitted together with plasma gas from lower cover 22 toward a processing object. Consequently, it is possible to perform cooling of the lower housing heated by electric discharge and perform heating of the processing object, and it is possible to reduce energy required for heating gas.