Pressure detection device for use in electronic manometer
AssigneeBiotest Medical Corporation
InventorChen-Heng CHENG
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Abstract
A pressure detection device for use in an electronic manometer includes a container for receiving a liquid, a first conduit for the air to pass through, and a second conduit for the liquid to flow therein. When the air having the same pressure as that of a pressure transducer is directly or indirectly drawn from the electronic manometer through the first conduit into the container, the liquid in the container flows into the second conduit due to the pressure difference. In this way, get a difference between the liquid level of the second conduit and that of the container and compare the difference with a user's blood pressure measured by the electronic manometer to detect whether the measuring result of the electronic manometer is accurate or not.
Claims17
A pressure detection device for an electronic manometer, comprising:
- a container defining a liquid storage space therein and having a through hole, a second through hole, and an extended portion, the extended portion protruding outward from a bottom edge of the second through hole into the liquid storage space;
- a first conduit having a bottom end connected with the container by interference fit and communicating with the liquid storage space through the first through hole;
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- a second conduit having a bottom end connected with the container by interference fit and communicating with the liquid storage space through the second through hole.
A pressure detection device for an electronic manometer, comprising:
- a container defining a liquid storage space therein and having a through hole and a second through hole;
- a first conduit having a bottom end inserted into the first through hole by interference fit and communicating with the liquid storage space through the first through hole;
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- a second conduit inserted through the second through hole by interference fit and extending into the liquid storage space for communication with the liquid storage space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.