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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2021.25.1.81

Development of a Pulse Light System for Treating Skin Pigmentation  

Jeun, Jong-Baeg (NuRi&G Engineering Co., Ltd)
Tack, Han-Ho (Department of Electronic Engineering, Gyeongnam National University of Science and Technology)
Abstract
In this study the skin care system was designed and tested by introducing V-IPL(Variable-Intense Pulse Light) methods that allow various skin treatments. The discharge method, a new method of switching on the flash lamp sequentially according to the lesions, was used. Pulse shape control is implemented in the system using the conventional LC variable method and the switching method control method of the switching element. As a result, the pulse width could be varied up to 1[㎛] by using a microprocessor, and by turning on the flash lamp sequentially along the lesions the depth and width, the pulse shape and pulse shape could be more diverse. We could also make long pulses of up to 1~100[ms] in various pulse width. And the special differences between the existing system and the proposed system in this study are as follow. Existing system is one pulse(pulse width : 1~40ms) and proposed system is three pulse(pulse width : 1~100ms).
Keywords
Skin pigmentation; Flash lamp; Discharge method; Pulse shape control;
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