G - Physics – 01 – J
Patent
G - Physics
01
J
G01J 5/02 (2006.01) G01K 13/00 (2006.01) G01J 5/00 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2098313
A body temperature thermometer has a probe head assembly which includes a first sensor, such as a thermopile, for generating a first output signal representative of an amount of infrared radiation impinging thereon. The probe head assembly further includes a waveguide and a surrounding hollow probe for receiving infrared radiation emitted by a biological surface tissue, such as the external ear canal and tympanic membrane of a patient, and directing the radiation to the first sensor. A second sensor is mounted in the probe head assembly for generating a second output signal representative of a temperature of the first sensor. A third sensor is thermally coupled to the waveguide for providing a third output signal representative to the temperature thereof. A processor is connected to the sensors for processing the output signals to determine a body temperature of the patient utilizing a calibration mapping of a plurality of target temperatures to corresponding output signals taken over a predetermined range of ambient temperatures. A display is driven by the processor for providing a user with a visual indication of the determined body temperature.
Crill Peter A.
Korff John J.
O'hara Gary J.
Ahp Merger Subsidiary Corporation
Covidien Ag
Marks & Clerk
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