Heart pulse monitor including a fluxgate sensor
A technology of fluxgate sensors and monitors, applied in the direction of magnetic field sensors, sensors, diagnostic recording/measurement, etc., capable of solving problems such as complex circuits
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[0031] Figure 4A The setup depicted in is used for field simulations of an example cardiac pulse monitor with a fluxgate sensor system comprising a 1500 μm x 100 μm first fluxgate core with 500 nT resolution, 1 mT range and a second Fluxgate cores with a gap (fgGap) of 1 mm between the cores. permanent magnet (diameter 1.6mm, height / thickness 0.8mm) and Figure 4A The nominal distance (fgHeight) between in-plane locations between cores is shown as 0.6mm. Figure 4B The B-field magnitude along the fluxgate axis (axial direction) is depicted.
[0032] Simulations of repeating permanent magnets are about 50x weaker compared to NdFeB grade N42, where the surface field strength is about 100G (10mT). Figure 4C Graphs showing the simulated B-field sensed by a fluxgate sensor system (in mT) as a function of fgHeight (in mm) for various fgGaps. For a 1 mm FgGap, when the pulse causes displacement of the permanent magnet 120, the field change is .014" or 356 μm, which corresponds ...
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