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2 results about "Breath alcohol" patented technology

Alcohol breath refers to the bad breath, or halitosis, caused by prior consumption of alcohol. Your body treats alcohol as a toxin and refuses to absorb it. Instead, it is slowly metabolized by the liver. In the meantime, it stays in your bloodstream and therefore the lungs,...

Sensor system for passive in-vehicle breath alcohol estimation

ActiveUS12668124B2AnalyteIn vehicle
A method for passive breath alcohol detection, the method comprising: A) passively obtaining a first air sample from the air inside the interior of a vehicle; B) determining the concentration of (i) a tracer gas, and (ii) an analyte present in the first air sample; C) passively obtaining a second air sample from the air inside the interior of the vehicle; D) determining the concentration of (i) the tracer gas, and (ii) the analyte present in the second air sample; E) continuing to passively obtain an N number of air samples from the air inside the interior of the vehicle, and for each air sample obtained, determining the concentration of the tracer gas and the analyte present in the air sample; F) determining a number of peaks in the concentration of the tracer gas and a number of peaks in the concentration of the analyte present in each of the air samples; G) determining a confidence interval based on the number of peaks in the concentration of the tracer gas and the number of peaks in the concentration of the analyte; and H) controlling operation of the vehicle based on a function of the confidence interval and the concentration of the analyte present in the air samples.
Owner:AUTOMOTIVE COALITION FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY INC

Electrochemical sensor arrangement, breathalyzer and method for determining a vitality of electrodes of an electrochemical sensor

ActiveUS12669466B2Breath outElectrochemistry
An electrochemical sensor arrangement (10) for a breath alcohol measuring device (100), to a corresponding breath alcohol measuring device (100) as well as to a process for determining a vitality of electrodes of an electrochemical sensor. The electrochemical sensor arrangement comprises an electrochemical sensor with at least two electrodes (12, 14). The electrochemical sensor arrangement further comprises a heat source (16). The heat source is arranged such that it, upon activation, selectively heats one of the electrodes (12) of the electrochemical sensor.
Owner:DRAGER SAFETY AG & CO KAAA