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생체계측 II Report # 송성진 Medical Instrumentation II
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<Electric Circuit> <Fluid Mechanics>
Multi physics. ref. <Electric Circuit> V o l t a g e C u r r e n t C h a r g e <Fluid Mechanics> P r e s s u r e F l o w V o l u m e ρ is density L is length η is viscosity C is compliance ρ is resistivity Medical Instrumentation II
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We must measure pressure, Pi !
Catheter Model. We must measure pressure, Pi ! Diaphragm + Strain gage Pi -> Vi - Cable Blood vessel Po -> Vo Sensor Medical Instrumentation II
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Equivalent Circuit Model.
1) 2) Medical Instrumentation II
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3) Second order Ordinary Differential Equation(ODE)
4) Laplace equivalent transform Medical Instrumentation II
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(or undamped Frequency)
Damping Ratio Natural Frequency (or undamped Frequency) Medical Instrumentation II
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Frequency transfer function
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We know that Wn is 1/root(LcCd)
1/2ζ ∞ → 0 Wn ω We know that Wn is 1/root(LcCd) almost 80Hz ~ 90Hz Medical Instrumentation II
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1. If ζ = 0.5 , Flat (response) ІHІ 1/2ζ = 1 Wn ω Critical damping
But, Wn is increasing, not flat So ІHІ is decreasing Medical Instrumentation II
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2. If ζ = 1 , ІHІ 1 1/2ζ = 0.5 Wn ω Over damped
It is that high frequency decreasing Medical Instrumentation II
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so that amplified same magnitude.
Ex) Іvi(ј ω)І Wn is going to be more 30Hz so that amplified same magnitude. ω 30Hz If Іvi(ј ω)І Medical Instrumentation II
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If ζ = 0.25 , Ex) ІHІ 1/2ζ = 2 1 ω Wn Under damped
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We must regulate phase & magnitude response appropriate
Phaser transfer graph <H Wn → ∞ ω We must regulate phase & magnitude response appropriate -π/2 -π ζ increasing -> G -> B -> R Medical Instrumentation II
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Question) Why change D by jω?
1. D operation General RLC Circuit d/dt Δ= D (operater) Operational transfer function Medical Instrumentation II
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2. Fourier transform Medical Instrumentation II
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