Parker C B, White S P
Royal Hospital.
Br Dent J. 1990 Nov 10;169(9):302-3. doi: 10.1038/sj.bdj.4807347.
A tongue-operated intra-oral remote controller of external equipment is described. It is built within the vault of an acrylic palatal plate and is intended for use by severely disabled people. It could also serve to supplement other means of control in those with lesser degrees of disability. Essentially it consists of a tongue-operated switch which completes a resonant circuit. This in turn couples electromagnetically with a coil, worn around the neck, and thence through interfacing circuitry to the external equipment. Thus the switching is remote, no leads emerge from the mouth and no batteries are required.
本文描述了一种由舌头操作的口腔内外部设备遥控器。它安装在丙烯酸腭板的穹顶内，供严重残疾人士使用。它也可用于辅助残疾程度较轻者的其他控制方式。它主要由一个舌头操作开关组成，该开关完成一个谐振电路。这个谐振电路又与佩戴在脖子上的线圈进行电磁耦合，然后通过接口电路连接到外部设备。因此，这种切换是远程的，口中没有电线伸出，也不需要电池。
