Flexible respiratory monitoring devices
A breathing monitoring and flexible technology, applied in artificial respiration, evaluation of respiratory organs, diagnostic recording/measurement, etc., can solve problems such as large size of the instrument, wired connection, affecting normal sleep quality, etc., achieving small size, accurate measurement, and stable signal Capture physics-based effects
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[0028] Example 1: A flexible respiratory monitoring device based on temperature sensing
[0029] This embodiment is a flexible breathing monitoring device based on temperature sensing. The basic principle is to use the temperature resistance effect of the nano-metal strip to monitor the temperature difference in the exhaled and inhaled gas to monitor the respiratory signal. The temperature of the exhaled gas is close to the temperature of the lungs of the human body, while the temperature of the inhaled gas is close to room temperature. The respiratory signal can be monitored by monitoring this temperature change through the temperature sensor, so that the waveform diagram reflecting the breathing behavior can be obtained. The amplitude of the waveform diagram reflects the exhalation The absolute value of the gas temperature also reflects the breathing amplitude, and the Fourier transform is performed on the waveform to obtain the breathing frequency, and the breathing informat...
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[0046] Example 2: A flexible respiratory monitoring device based on humidity sensing
[0047] This embodiment is a flexible respiratory monitoring device based on humidity sensing. The basic principle is to use the optical fiber film with a micro-nano structure and chemical modification to be sensitive to the water vapor content in the environment to monitor the humidity change in the exhaled and inhaled gas, and to monitor the respiratory signal. Monitoring (Kang, Y., Ruan, H., Wang, Y., Arregui, F.J., Matias, I.R., & Claus, R.O. (2006). Nanostructured optical fiber sensors for breathing airflow monitoring. Measurement Science and Technology, 17(5), 1207.). From this, the waveform diagram reflecting the breathing behavior can be obtained. The amplitude of the waveform diagram reflects the relative value of the exhaled gas humidity, and also reflects the breathing amplitude. Fourier transform is performed on the waveform diagram to obtain the respiratory frequency and the breat...
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