Apparatus and method for reducing power consumption in physiological condition monitors
AssigneeiLife Systems, Inc.
InventorsMichael E. Halleck, Michael D. Halleck, Michael L. Lehrman, Alan R. Owens
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AssigneeiLife Systems, Inc.
InventorsMichael E. Halleck, Michael D. Halleck, Michael L. Lehrman, Alan R. Owens
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There is disclosed an apparatus and method for reducing power consumption in physiological condition monitors that use a memory data storage device that operates in a high power mode when data is being written to the memory data storage device and operates in a low power mode when inactive. The apparatus comprises: 1) a controller for receiving incoming data to be written to the memory data storage device; and 2) a first low power buffer coupled to the controller. The controller stores the incoming data in the first low power buffer until a predetermined amount of incoming data has been accumulated in the first low power buffer and transfers the accumulated predetermined amount of incoming data to the memory data storage device in a single data transfer.
An apparatus capable of monitoring at least one physiological condition of a person in which data about said at least one physiological condition is stored in a memory data storage device, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus capable of receiving a signal representative of at least one physiological condition of a person in which data about said signal is stored in a memory data storage device, the apparatus comprising:
A method of reducing power consumption in an electronic data storage system in a physiological condition monitor comprising the steps of:
A method of reducing power consumption in a flash memory data storage system in a physiological condition monitor comprising the steps of:
An apparatus capable of evaluating movement of a body relative to an environment, said apparatus comprising:
A method of reducing power consumption in an electronic data storage system in an apparatus capable of evaluating movement of a body relative to an environment of the type comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.