Conductive Polymer Fibers, Method And Device For Producing Conductive Polymer Fibers, Biological Electrode, Device For Measuring Biological Signals, Implantable Electrode, And Device For Measuring Biological Signals
Conductive polymer fibers 10 , in which a conductor 12 containing a conductive polymer impregnates and/or adheres to base fibers 11 , and the aforementioned conductive polymer is PEDOT-PSS.
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34 . A conductive fiber, comprising
base fibers, and
a carbon layer which is made of carbon and coats a circumference of the base fibers.
35 . The conductive fiber according to claim 34 , wherein the carbon is carbon black.
36 . The conductive fiber according to claim 34 , wherein the base fibers are twisted fibers or straightened fibers.
37 . The conductive fiber according to claim 35 , wherein the base fibers are twisted fibers or straightened fibers.
38 . The conductive fiber according to claim 34 , wherein the base fibers is impregnated with and/or adhered to a conductor.
39 . The conductive fiber according to claim 38 , wherein the conductor includes at least one selected from a group consisting of glycerol, sorbitol, polyethylene glycol-polypropylene glycol copolymer, ethylene glycol, sphingosine, and phosphatidylcholine.
40 . The conductive fiber according to claim 34 , wherein a circumference of the carbon layer is coated with a conductor.
41 . The conductive fiber according to claim 34 , wherein the base fibers is at least one selected from a group consisting of nylon, polyester, acrylic, aramid, polyurethane, and carbon fiber.
42 . The conductive fiber according to claim 34 , wherein the base fibers is at least one selected from a group consisting of silk, wool, collagen, elastic fiber, and cotton, hemp, jute composed of animal tissue
43 . A biological electrode, comprising a conductive composite fiber which includes the conductive fiber according to claim 38 .
44 . An implantable electrode, comprising a conductive composite fiber which includes the conductive fiber according to claim 38 .
45 . The implantable electrode according to claim 44 , wherein the conductive composite fiber has been multiply bundled to form a conductive composite fiber bundle.