Body temperature sensing device for proceeding measurement through hand grasping mode

Abstract

The present invention provides a sense device for taking one's temperature by utilizing hand-holding mode. Said device includes a holding body; at least a temperature-sensing element which can produce an analog signal correspondent to the skin temperature of tested person; an A / D conversion unit which is used for conventing the analog signal produced by said temperature-sensing element into correspondent digital signal; an operation processing unit for making conversion processing of said digital signal to obtain the skin temperature values contacted by all the temperature-sensing elements and utilizing a special formula to make calculation and obtain the body temperature value of tested person; and a display unit which can be used for displaying said body temperature value.

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technical field [0001] The present invention is related to a body temperature sensing device, more specifically, to a body temperature sensing device for measuring body temperature through a hand-holding method. Background technique [0002] Most of the traditional mercury thermometers are used to measure the axillary temperature or oral temperature of the subject, that is, the subject is required to hold the thermometer under the armpit or in the mouth for a period of time. Not only does the measurement process take a long time, Moreover, there are great restrictions on the actions of the subjects during the process. Today's more advanced infrared thermometers (such as ear thermometers or forehead thermometers) do not need to be in direct contact with the subject, and the measurement process takes a short time, but the subject is still required to remain still for a period of time during the measurement state (otherwise it will greatly affect the measurement results). All...

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[0002] Most of the traditional mercury thermometers are used to measure the axillary temperature or oral temperature of the subject, that is, the subject is required to hold the thermometer under the armpit or in the mouth for a period of time. Not only does the measurement process take a long time, Moreover, there are great restrictions on the actions of the subjects during the process.

Today's more advanced infrared thermometers (such as ear thermometers or forehead thermometers) do not need to be in direct contact with the subject, and the measurement process takes a short time, but the subject is still required to remain still for a period of time during the measurement State (otherwise it will greatly affect the measurement results)

All in all, none of the existing body temperature measurement devices can allow the subject to measure in a natural active state

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