The short wave therapy device generates a clinical application electromagnetic field with a frequency of 27.12 MHz, which is applied to the human body through the applicator to treat related conditions. It can heat body tissues to achieve a warming effect and provide auxiliary treatment for pain relief and muscle relaxation. The short wave therapy device uses a transistor high-frequency module, which has high energy conversion efficiency and minimal radiation interference. It also features two different types of electrodes—capacitive and inductive—suitable for various medical conditions.
