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174results about "Fluid pressure measurement using magnet displacement" patented technology

Magnetoelastic sensing apparatus and method for remote pressure query of an environment

A pressure sensing apparatus for operative arrangement within an environment, having: a sensor comprising a hermetically-sealed receptacle, at least one side of which has an flexible membrane to which a magnetically hard element is attached. Enclosed within the receptacle is a magnetostrictive element that vibrates in response to a time-varying magnetic field. Also included is a receiver to measure a plurality of successive values for magneto-elastic emission intensity of the sensor taken over an operating range of successive interrogation frequencies to identify a resonant frequency value for the sensor. Additional features include: (a) the magnetically hard element may be adhered to an inner or outer side of, or embedded within, the membrane; (b) the magnetostrictive element can include one or more of a variety of different pre-formed, hardened regions; (c) the magneto-elastic emission may be a primarily acoustic or electromagnetic emission; and (d) in the event the time-varying magnetic field is emitted as a single pulse or series of pulses, the receiver unit can detect a transitory time-response of the emission intensity of each pulse (detected after a threshold amplitude value for the transitory time-response is observed). A Fourier transform of the time-response can yield results in the frequency domain. Also, an associated method of sensing pressure of an environment is included that uses a sensor having a magnetostrictive element to identify a magneto-elastic resonant frequency value therefore. Using the magneto-elastic resonant frequency value identified, a value for the pressure of the environment can be identified.
Owner:UNIV OF KENTUCKY RES FOUND

System for transcutaneous monitoring of intracranial pressure

A system for measuring and converting to an observer intelligible form an internal physiological parameter of a medical patient. The invention allows transcutaneous telemetry of the measured information intracranial pressure via a system which includes a patient implanted sensor module and a processing and display module which is external of the patient and optically coupled to the sensor module via an external coupling module. A sensor within the implanted module transduces the measured information and a near infrared (NIR) emitter transmits this telemetry information when interrogated by the complementary external coupling module. Alternately, a set of tuned inductor-crystal circuits versus inductor-crystal comprised in part of a cylindrical crystal oscillator whose resonant frequency is sensed by a dipper circuit arrangement is provided. Power for the sensor module is derived inductively through rectification of a transcutaneously-applied high-frequency alternating electromagnetic field which is generated by a power source within the external coupling module, in concept much like a conventional electrical transformer. A computer within the processing and display module calculates the parameter value from the telemetry signal and represents this data either in numerical, graphical, or analog format.
Owner:WOLF ERICH

Hall difference equation force measuring method for symmetrical and complementary structure

The invention discloses a Hall difference equation force measuring method for a symmetrical and complementary structure. The method comprises the following steps: (1) fixing a cylindrical permanent magnet on an elastic body, symmetrically arranging two linear Hall elements on both sides of the cylindrical permanent magnet without moving along the elastic body so as to ensure that the facing direction of the character sign surfaces of the two linear Hall elements are consistent and parallel to both end faces of the cylindrical permanent magnet and then connecting the two Hall elements into a measuring circuit; (2) applying force F to the elastic body of the step (1) so as to ensure that the cylindrical permanent magnet generates displacement change and recording an output voltage difference value of the two linear Hall elements, wherein the voltage difference value is expressed by delta U; and (3) substituting the delta U value obtained in the step (2) into the formula delta U=delta U0+2KF so as to solve the value of the applied force F, wherein the delta U0 in the formula is a static output voltage difference value of the two linear Hall elements, and K is a linear coefficient. The method has good linearty and higher sensitivity.
Owner:邱召运
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