System and method of monitoring respiratory parameters
AssigneeNorth Carolina State University
InventorsJames P. Dieffenderfer, Mike A. Brown, Leigh M. Johnson, John F. Muth
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AssigneeNorth Carolina State University
InventorsJames P. Dieffenderfer, Mike A. Brown, Leigh M. Johnson, John F. Muth
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A spirometer includes a housing, a mouthpiece coupled to the housing, and a measurement unit. The measurement unit is configured to receive air expelled by a user, and generate an electrical quantity corresponding to a peak expiratory flow or a forced expiratory volume based on the expelled air. The spirometer also includes a processing module supported by the housing, and configured to receive the electrical quantity from the measurement unit, a display coupled to the measurement unit to display an indication of the peak expiratory flow or the forced expiratory volume, and an energy harvester. The energy harvester is coupled to the measurement unit and the processing module, and is configured to receive energy from one of a group consisting of the measurement unit and an energy sensor, store the received energy in an energy storage device, and transfer the energy to the processing module.
A spirometer comprising:
A spirometer comprising:
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