Electrical connector for substrate having conductive tracks
AssigneeLifeScan Scotland Limited
InventorsGary Carroll, Ivan Confield, Luca Valsecchi, Michele Sala, Maurizio Volpe, Roberto Beretta, John Nelson
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeLifeScan Scotland Limited
InventorsGary Carroll, Ivan Confield, Luca Valsecchi, Michele Sala, Maurizio Volpe, Roberto Beretta, John Nelson
Estimating the term…
An electrical connector can receive a substrate having conductive tracks. The connector includes a housing with a port and at least one alignment feature that together define a direction of insertion. At least three function pins mounted to the housing each include contacts that electrically connect to one of the conductive tracks of a substrate inserted in the connector. A sense pin mounted to the housing has a contact that electrically connects to at least one of the conductive tracks of an inserted substrate. The sense pin can include a plurality of electrically-connected segments, each segment extending substantially parallel or substantially perpendicular to the direction of insertion of the substrate. Systems and methods for detecting an analyte in a bodily-fluid sample are also described.
An electrical connector adapted to receive a first substrate of a selected width, the first substrate having a plurality of conductive tracks disposed over a face surface of the first substrate, the electrical connector comprising:
A system for detecting an analyte in a bodily-fluid sample, said system comprising:
A method for determining an analyte in a bodily-fluid sample, the method comprising:
An electrical connector adapted to receive a first substrate of a selected width, the first substrate having a plurality of conductive tracks disposed over a face surface of the first substrate, the electrical connector comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.