Hello all,
I've had a look around the forum and have seen the above subject mentioned, but have a question. I have made my own device to treat this condition and it works well and I am very pleased with it.
For those that don't know, Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating, usually of hands or feet. My machine simply passes a DC voltage of 24 Volts across two trays of water into my hands, and obviously a current. Current is typically around 15mA.
Some of these commercially available units boast a feature that I would like to include in mine. At full current, if I withdraw my hand or hands with the machine on, I get a sudden shock known as The Electric Fence Effect. Some of these machine manufacturers boast that this does not happen as it is suppressed internally.
My question is: How do I add this feature? I don't know exactly what causes this effect so not sure how to suppress it. I'm guessing something like a reversed bias diode across the output. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
I've had a look around the forum and have seen the above subject mentioned, but have a question. I have made my own device to treat this condition and it works well and I am very pleased with it.
For those that don't know, Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating, usually of hands or feet. My machine simply passes a DC voltage of 24 Volts across two trays of water into my hands, and obviously a current. Current is typically around 15mA.
Some of these commercially available units boast a feature that I would like to include in mine. At full current, if I withdraw my hand or hands with the machine on, I get a sudden shock known as The Electric Fence Effect. Some of these machine manufacturers boast that this does not happen as it is suppressed internally.
My question is: How do I add this feature? I don't know exactly what causes this effect so not sure how to suppress it. I'm guessing something like a reversed bias diode across the output. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.