Ndm, Inc.

Robert Paul Monter

James V Cartmell

Albert Moore Hall

An electrode for sensing signals such as electrocardiograph signals used with an electrolyte is formed from an electrically conductive but galvanicallly inactive material having a galvanically active conductive material at the electrolyte interface. Examples are described including a body formed from a plastic or other non-conductive binder rendered conductive by inclusion of finely divided conductive carbon and having one or more metal particles anchored to the surface of the body which contacts the electrolyte.

Electrode and conductor therefor

A body electrode suitable for sensing bioelectrical potentials and adapted to be electrically connected to an external electrically responsive member, the body electrode including a stainless steel electrode and an aqueous alkali metal sulfate electrolyte; and methods of accurately receiving and transmitting for monitoring and diagnostic purposes small electrical voltages generated in the body.

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Centerville, OH, United States of America

Robert Paul Monter