It began with the large-scale connection of households to a public power grid. This is actually the time when electric current has become indispensable to people. In the 60th Most Soviet sports scientist had tested EMS training, which refer them as the first to explore EMS. Specifically, they tested EMS as the passive promotional method on suitability for their…
The Frenchman Leduc designed the first marketable electromagnetic induction based on stimulation device. Leduc treated muscle paralysis and neuralgia successfully by using electrical stimulation device. Shortly thereafter, a German company by the name of Sanitas, brought the stimulation device called “Multostat” into the market and it was primarily used for medical purposes such as electrolysis and galvanization.
The American Thomas Alva Edison, succeeded with a truly important invention. He developed the light bulb and also incidentally the film projector.
Werner von Siemens found the dynamo-electric principle, which he used it in the development of the first electric generator that he markets as an innovative machine.
The physicist Ohm, describes Ohm’s Law, named after him. He recognized the relationship and the differences between voltage, resistance and amperage; and developed a corresponding formula for calculating the three parameters.
The German naturalist, Alexander von Humboldt describes on his famous trip to South America, the electricity of eel organs. What Alexander did not know then, most of the part of the electric eel consists of electric organs, actually reformed muscles which can release high voltages to defend and attack.
The electrotherapeutic procedures were first discussed by the pharmacology professor at Jena University Christian Heinrich Bischoff for treating neurological diseases.
