ZERO-HEAT-FLUX, DEEP TISSUE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT DEVICE

The invention pertains to flexible devices used for zero-heat-flux, deep tissue temperature measurement, especially to disposable temperature measurement devices. Such a device is constituted of a flexible substrate. An electrical circuit is disposed on a side of the substrate. The electrical circui...

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Hauptverfasser: BIEBERICH, Mark, T, PALCHAK,David R, HANSEN, Gary, L, ZIAIMEHR, Allen, H, STAAB, Ryan, J, VAN DUREN, Albert, P, PRACHAR, Timothy J
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PALCHAK,David R
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ZIAIMEHR, Allen, H
STAAB, Ryan, J
VAN DUREN, Albert, P
PRACHAR, Timothy J
description The invention pertains to flexible devices used for zero-heat-flux, deep tissue temperature measurement, especially to disposable temperature measurement devices. Such a device is constituted of a flexible substrate. An electrical circuit is disposed on a side of the substrate. The electrical circuit includes first and second thermal sensors disposed, respectively, on first and second substrate layers. A heater trace is disposed on the first substrate layer with the first thermal sensor. The first and second substrate layers are separated by a flexible layer of insulation disposed between the first and second substrate layers. The heater trace defines a heater with a central portion that operates with a first power density and a peripheral portion around the central portion that operates with a second power density greater than the first power density.
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