Automatic adjusting method for thrombectomy pump operation
By acquiring the scalar product of the real-time stator voltage and current vectors, a frequency-selective filtering mechanism for dynamic speed feedback is established to eliminate steady-state power consumption components, monitor the first-order differential gradient change of the micro-elastic recoil energy product, and actively output a negative gradient pulse width modulation signal. This solves the control blind zone problem of thrombus aspiration equipment under transient conditions, realizes pre-intervention and precise arbitration of thrombus detachment, and ensures the safety of the blood vessel wall and aspiration efficiency.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610621447.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-08
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-05
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
AI Technical Summary
When faced with transient conditions such as dense thrombus embedding or catheter adhesion to the vessel wall, the control system of existing thrombus aspiration equipment cannot capture changes in load status in time, resulting in a step drop in mechanical impedance, speed overshoot and negative pressure surge. Furthermore, it is difficult to distinguish the load attributes, posing a risk of accidentally aspirating the vessel wall.
By acquiring the scalar product of the real-time stator voltage vector and current vector, a frequency-selective filtering mechanism for dynamic speed feedback is established to eliminate steady-state power consumption components, monitor the first-order differential gradient change of the micro-elastic recoil energy product, actively output a negative gradient pulse width modulation signal, compensate for the blind zone of the integral response characteristics of the pressure sensor, and realize pre-intervention and precise arbitration of thrombus detachment.
Eliminating fluid dynamic transmission hysteresis enables pre-intervention in thrombus detachment, avoids speed overshoot and negative pressure surge, ensures the safety of the blood vessel wall and aspiration efficiency, and enhances load identification accuracy under complex working conditions.