wearablebio sensors

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BIOSENSORS

Presented By:-

ANISHA

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Introduction

Biosensor is an analytical device, which converts abiological response into electrical signal.

Wearable monitoring devices that allow continuous

monitoring of physiological signals.

They rely on wireless sensors enclosed in items that can

be worn, such as ring or shirt.

The data sets are recorded using these systems and then

processed to detect patients clinical situations.

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ee o weara ebiosensors

Remote monitoring of patients.

Training support for athlete.

Monitoring of individuals who work with

hazardous elements.

Tracking of professional truck driversvital

signs to alert them of fatigue.

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Components Of Wearable Biosensor

Three main components of wearable biosensors are:

Biological element: For sensing the presence and concentration

of a substance.

Transducer: The product of interaction of biological component

and sample may be a suitable chemical, charge etc., which can

be converted by transducer into an electrical signal.

Associated lectronic !evices: The electrical signal may be

further amplified and can be read on digital panels

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Wearable biosensors

"ing #ensor:

$t allows one to

continuously monitor heart

rate and o%ygen saturation.The device is shaped li&e a

ring.


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Ring Sensor

$t is a pulse o%imetry, i.e. it monitors the o%ygen saturation.

$t is based on the concept of photoconductor.

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Blood pressure pulse causes vessel wall displacement.

!etection pulsatile blood volume changes by photoelectric method by

photo resistor

)onnected as a part of voltage divider circuit and produces a voltage that

varies with the amount of blood in the finger.

!ig"ring sensor wore on a#nger.

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Ring Sensor (cont...) )omponents:

*!s and 'hotodiodes

+ptical sensor unit

'$) microcontroller

"F transmitter

Tiny cell battery

se of double ring structure.

First stage amplifier

#ignal )onditioner

#ample and hold circuit

Waveforms sampled at - /0 transmitted to a '!A or a cellular phone carried

by the patient.

*ess distance between *! 1 '!.

!ig"%omponents of ring sensor&1'

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Working Of Ring Sensor

$n order to detect blood volume changes due to heart contraction

and e%pansion by photoelectric method, normally photo resistorsare used.

*ight is emitted by *! and transmitted through the artery and

the resistance of photo resistor is determined by the amount oflight reaching it.

+%ygenated blood absorb more light than deo%ygenated blood

A noise cancellation filter is used to cancel the noise due to

motion of the finger.

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Applications Wireless supervision of people during ha0ardous operations.

$n an overcrowded emergency department.

)hronic surveillance of abnormal heart failure.

$n cardio(vascular disease for monitoring the hyper tension.

Adanta!es

%ontinuous monitoring.

*as+ to use.

Reducing

hospitalization fee

"isadanta!es

,nitial cost is high.

-imited numer of

ph+siological parameters

can e monitored.

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