System and method of obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors for respiratory flow measuring device using static pressure difference
First Claim
1. A system for obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors for a respiratory flow measuring device using a static pressure difference, comprising:
- a syringe connected to a respiratory tube of the respiratory flow measuring device through a duct line;
a detecting unit for detecting volume variation within the syringe and outputting the detected result as a voltage signal;
an analog/digital (A/D) converter for converting analog signals including a volume variation signal detected as the voltage signal by the detecting unit and a differential pressure variation signal detected as a voltage signal by a differential pressure sensor connected to the respiratory flow sensor of the respiratory flow measuring device through a signal extraction circuit into digital signals; and
a computer for obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors using the digital signals outputted from the A/D converter.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a system (1) for obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors for a respiratory flow measuring device (50) using a differential pressure difference. The system (1) has a 3L syringe (10), a detecting unit (20), an A/D converter (30) and a computer (40). The 3L syringe (10) is connected to a respiratory tube of the respiratory flow measuring device (50) through a duct line. The detecting unit (20) detects volume variation within the syringe (10) and outputs the detected result as a voltage signal. The A/D converter (30) converts a volume variation signal, detected as the voltage signal by the detecting unit (20), and a differential pressure variation signal, detected as a voltage signal by a differential pressure sensor (54) through a signal extracting circuit (56) into digital signals. The computer (40) calculates measuring characteristic correction factors using the digital signals.
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4 Claims
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1. A system for obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors for a respiratory flow measuring device using a static pressure difference, comprising:
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a syringe connected to a respiratory tube of the respiratory flow measuring device through a duct line;
a detecting unit for detecting volume variation within the syringe and outputting the detected result as a voltage signal;
an analog/digital (A/D) converter for converting analog signals including a volume variation signal detected as the voltage signal by the detecting unit and a differential pressure variation signal detected as a voltage signal by a differential pressure sensor connected to the respiratory flow sensor of the respiratory flow measuring device through a signal extraction circuit into digital signals; and
a computer for obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors using the digital signals outputted from the A/D converter. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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3. A method of obtaining measuring characteristic correction factors required for respiratory flow measurement using a measuring characteristic correction factor obtaining system, the system having a syringe connected to a respiratory tube of a respiratory flow measuring device through a duct line, a detecting unit for detecting volume variation within the syringe and outputting the detected result as a voltage signal, an analog/digital (A/D) converter connected to the detecting unit and a computer for collecting information converted by the A/D converter to obtain measuring characteristic correction factors for a respiratory flow measuring device, comprising the steps of:
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converting analog signals including a volume variation signal outputted from the detecting unit and a differential pressure variation signal detected by a differential pressure sensor of the respiratory flow measuring device as a voltage signal into digital signals; and
calculating characteristic coefficients R0 and R1 of a first equation by applying an instantaneous flow value F(t) obtained by differentiating the converted volume variation signal V(t) and the converted differential pressure variation signal Δ
P(t) to a second equation, yk=R0+R1·
xk
[second equation],where yk=∫
Δ
Pk(t)dt/3, xk=∫
Fk2(t)dt/3, and k is a stroke number. - View Dependent Claims (4)
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