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Electromagnetic sensor for use in measurements on a subject

  • US 10,238,313 B2
  • Filed: 06/08/2015
  • Issued: 03/26/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/03/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A sensing device for use in measurements in a body cavity of a subject, the sensing device comprising a housing carrying a sensing head and one or more near-field electromagnetic (EM) tissue characterization sensor units, the sensing head being formed by respective one or more sensing surfaces of said one or more near-field EM sensor units, whereineach sensing surface comprises an electrically conductive material formed as a flat layer by which the sensing head faces a region of interest in the body cavity,each near-field EM sensor unit further comprises:

  • an array of sensor cells defining a corresponding array of sensing regions arranged in a spaced-apart relationship in said sensing surface and surrounded by said electrically conductive material, anda flexible signal transmission structure integral with said sensing surface such that the signal transmission structure and the sensing surface have at least one common continuous surface, said signal transmission structure comprises a first layer comprising an array of spaced-apart signal connection lines associated respectively with said array of sensor cells and a second layer being electrically conductive and electrically coupled to said flat layer of the sensing surface;

    the near-field EM sensor units being configured for providing impedance controlled signal transmission to and from the sensing regions.

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