Product Information
| Item information | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type: | Accessory |
| Applications: | Biofeedback, Research |
| Target Groups: | Professional, Developers, Research and Development |
| Product features: | blood oxygen saturation |
| Bundle: | No |
| gender: | Unisex |
| age_group: | adult |
| color: | white |
| size: | onesize |
Product Description
biosignalsplux professional sensor SP02 for measuring oxygen Saturation
This biosignalsplux SpO2 sensor is used to estimate oxygen saturation in the finger using two LEDs, one in the red and the other in the infrared region of the spectrum. The reflected light from each of these LEDs is absorbed by a photodiode which converts this current into a digital value from which the blood oxygen saturation can be derived. The finger clip form factor allows for user-friendly application on the finger (usually the index finger) without the need for additional accessories to use this sensor. The individual intensities of the LEDs can be controlled via the OpenSignals (r)evolution software as well as via the biosignalsplux APIs, allowing for site-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
Compatibility
This sensor is only compatible with the Biosignalsplux acquisition system.
Scope of delivery:
biosignalsplux professional sensor SP02 (depending on the variant selected)
Technical information:
- Dual LED design: 1 red and 1 infrared LED
- Wavelength of the red LED: 660 nm
- Infrared LED wavelength: 950 nm
- Detector sensitivity: 400 nm-1100 nm (maximum at 920 nm)
- Resolution: 16-bit
- Sampling frequency: 500 Hz
- Cable length: 100 cm ± 0.5 cm (customisable; additional costs may apply)
- Connector type: UC-E6 (male; must be connected to a biosignal splux acquisition unit)
Application note
Application Note: This product is a research and development tool and should not be used to diagnose or treat disease. It is intended for use in research projects and for the development of new devices.
Plux, Av. 5 de Outubro, 70 - 8º Lisbon Office, 1050-059 Lisboa, Portugal, sales@pluxbiosignals.com, https://www.titan-commerce.com
Responsible person according to GPSR
Plux Wireless Biosignals, Av. 5 de Outubro, 70 - 8º 70-80, 1050-059 Lisboa, Portugal, sales@pluxbiosignals.com, https://www.titan-commerce.com
