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This device measures hemoglobin level using non-invasive method .. may have huge potential in community based public health research and programs
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Reflection spectroscopy
2 xenon lamps
6 NiMH rechargeable batteries, or 6 normal batteries (alkaline), size AA, Mignon orLR6 or the FRIWO FW7556M/15 mains adapter
+10 to +40C; relative humidity 10 to 85%, no condensation
-10 to +60C, relative humidity 10 to 95%, no condensation
20.8 cm (W) 11.5 cm (H) 4.0 cm (D)
544 g (with 6 batteries)
Digiclip with integrated Buttonsensor, Buttonsensor, Digiclip in two different sizes, Reflector, Calibration Standard, main adapter (type FRIWO FW7556M/15), USB cable, rechargeable batteries (6 off)
Total Haemoglobin tHb (g/dL), (g/L), (mmol/L)Measurement parameters Hb:
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Non-invasive haemoglobin measurement for blood donor screening
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MBR Optical Systems GmbH & Co. KGHlker Feld 5, Germany - 42279 WuppertalPhone +49 (0)202 6474-550Fax +49 (0)202 [email protected] www.mbr-os.cominnovative - non-invasive - quantitative
The haemospect system is a high class measurement device, designed for non-invasive measurement of blood haemoglobin levels.
Donor screening in Blood Donor Centres
Painless, bloodless measurement of haemoglobin values
Easy handling by the Digiclip
Hygienic, straightforward, reliable
No risk of infection
Measurement result in seconds
Integrated datamanagement concept
Battery operation for mobile use
Calibration Standard
No consumables, no sensor replacement
Economically highly attractive, pays for itself in a short time
No order-management, no storage of disposals
haemospectHand held analyser
Application Principle of operation
Buttonsensor
Transport case
Light input
External reflection Detector
Tissue:absorption, scattering and diffuse reflection
A sensor head placed on the skin projects a white light into the underlying tissue via a waveguide. Some of the projected light is absor-bed by the various components of the
tissue, while some of it is reflected. Another waveguide transmits the light reflected as a result of the physical conditions back to the device. A spectrometer breaks the light down into its separate wavelengths and an electro-nic evaluation unit analyses it.The resulting data is then processed using an algorithmdeveloped by MBR and visualised on the display of thedevice.
Digiclip, Size S
Reflector
Digiclip, Size L