The invention discloses a
CMOS (complementary
metal oxide semiconductor) blood
oxygen sensing system and a working
time sequence control method, and belongs to the technical field of biomedical sensing and
semiconductor photoelectric integration. According to the
system, a photoelectric
detector array, a column-level analog-to-
digital converter array, a
multiplexer and a low-
voltage differential
signal transmission unit are integrated through a
CMOS (Complementary
Metal Oxide Semiconductor) process, and efficient separation and synchronous
processing of multi-
wavelength optical signals are realized in combination with a
color filter array covering
red light and
infrared light. In the working process, the mixed
light source emits visible light and near-
infrared light, the visible light and the near-
infrared light are separated through the
optical filter and then converted into current signals through the photoelectric
detector, the current signals are amplified into
voltage signals through the
capacitance negative feedback transconductance amplifier, the
voltage signals are synchronously digitalized through the column-level ADC, and the voltage signals are transmitted to an external processor through the LVDS at the rate not lower than 1 Gbps to calculate the blood
oxygen saturation degree. According to the invention, a full-
digital signal link is adopted, the
power consumption is obviously reduced, the anti-interference capability and the detection precision are improved, reflection-type and transmission-type dual-mode detection is supported, and wearable equipment and clinical scenes are adapted.