Description
This biosignalsplux SpO2 sensor is designed for oxygen saturation level estimations in the finger using two LED’s, one in the red region and the other in the infrared region of the spectrum. The reflected light of each one of these LED’s is absorbed by a photodiode that converts this current into a digital value, from which the blood oxygen saturation can be derived.
The finger clip form-factor enables a user-friendly application on the finger (commonly the index finger), without any additional accessories being required for the use of this sensor. The individual intensities of the LEDs can be controlled both using the OpenSignals (r)evolution software or the biosignalsplux APIs, enabling a location-specific light intensity configuration of this sensor.
Features
- Adjustable LED intensities
- Subtracts ambient light (reduces interference)
- Pre-conditioned digital output
- High signal-to-noise ratio
- Ready-to-use form-factor
- Medical-grade raw data output
Specifications
- Dual LED Design: 1 red & 1 infrared LED
- Red LED wavelength: 660nm
- Infrared LED wavelength: 950nm
- Detector Sensitivity: 400nm-1100nm (max@920nm)
- Resolution: 16-bit
- Sampling Frequency: 500Hz
- Cable Length: 100cm±0.5cm (customizable; extra costs may apply)
- Connector Type: UC-E6 (male; must be connected to a biosignalsplux acquisition unit)
- This sensor is only compatible with biosignalsplux acquisition system
Downloads
- SpO2 Sensor Datasheet
- Tchnical Note
- Sample Signal
- OpenSignals (r)evolution (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- OpenSignals Mobile (Android)
- Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) & Sample Code on GitHub