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Infant cardiac and apnea home monitoring system

  • US 6,764,451 B2
  • Filed: 09/14/2001
  • Issued: 07/20/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/14/2001
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An alarm state manager system of the human body'"'"'s pulmonary and cardiac systems having cardiac and apnea detection means for carrying electrical impulses from a pair of monitoring sensors operatively connected to the human body, and having a base receiving means operatively connected to the monitoring sensors;

  • and having base analyzing means which analyzes variations of electrical impulse signals from the respective monitoring sensors and having an alarm state manager means for switching an alarm action means in response to the signals received by the base receiving means and analyzed by the base analyzing means;

    Base audio warning means for sounding an audio alarm;

    Base visual warning means for illuminating visual alarm;

    Alarm action means being comprised of signal warning transmit means, base audio warning means, and base visual warning means;

    EMRU enable receiving means for receiving an enable signal transmitted by signal warning transmit means;

    EMRU modulated receiving means for receiving a modulated carrier signal containing a binary code;

    EMRU signal register means for holding short-term data in memory;

    EMRU signal demodulator means which demodulates the carrier signal and stores short-term memory data in signal register means;

    EMRU signal comparator means performing Boolean comparisons of demodulated data against binary code within EMRU;

    EMRU audio warning means for sounding an audio alarm;

    EMRU visual warning means for illuminating a visual alarm;

    EMRU motion warning means for creating vibratory movement alarm;

    EMRU alarm action means comprised of EMRU audio, visual, and motion warning means;

    EMRU alarm state manager means for switching EMRU alarm action means in response to said EMRU signal comparator means when a matching binary code is detected.

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