Economical transducer apparatus for use in the medical field

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Diaphragm

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128675, 338 4, G01L 122

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ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a medical transducer apparatus which employs composite planar members each of which is fabricated from a highly insulative material. The members are positioned in congruency and a first member which may be a composite member has a diaphragm area located on the surface thereof to which a piezoresistive gage is bonded. The gage is surrounded by an aperture in another member to enable leads from the gage to be directed to an interconnection and circuit board also fabricated from an insulator material. The structure provides isolation to the patient in regard to the biasing source used for the gage array and also provides isolation based on external voltage which serves to protect the transducer during operation.

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