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Re: alternative inspiratory valve
many thanks - I'll try to get the engineering student to ponder the design and see what they come up with. Erich Schulz, mbbs, mba, fanzca 0410 277 408
By Erich Schulz · #1580 ·
Focus on pressure sensor unit, alarm and display
I first integrated a pressure sensor based on NXP 7002. Its analog values, once read from ADC,? ranges from 0 to 613 (integer number). Someone provided a formula where those values are translated to
Re: #ExhalationValve #ExhalationValve
Hi Tom, You are correct, the internals of the Toro valve looks very similar to the Orbit valve. ?Do not need the anti-siphon valve so hopefully that can be removed. ?I do not have one of these
By MA · #1578 ·
Re: alternative inspiratory valve
Your Welcome Erich, Yes you can use my photo. Yes & No, the existing 24vac solenoid needs to remain in place to plug the hole but is not used. ?There is a small press fit stainless steel tube in the
By MA · #1577 ·
Re: #ExhalationValve #ExhalationValve
Hi, I opened the Toro model 53763 valve up and the construction looks similar to the Orbit "jar-top" valve. Possibility it (or a model without the extra "anti siphon" valve) would be an additional
By Tom, wb6b · #1576 ·
alternative inspiratory valve
Thanks MA! is it ok if include your photo from 1102 in my briefing doc? This is essentially just taking a solenoid based valve and replacing the solenoid with a pneumatic line, right? or am I missing
By Erich Schulz · #1575 ·
Re: FDA Approval
I can't figure out Marcelo's code at the moment and we have a team in Montreal hoping to look at it tonight.? ?Perhaps Marcelo can make it do what we need -- the user interface is very nice, but not
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #1574 ·
Re: #ExhalationValve #ExhalationValve
I used zip ties in my design and it actually failed at 468k cycles tiny hole at the head of the zip tie from abrasion during inflation. In their lastest design (link below) they do have CA glue and
By AJ · #1573 ·
Re: FDA Approval
Hi, some LatinAmerican approval agency, like the ABNT (Brasilian) put some standards related to medical equipment (ISO/IEC) to the public in a effort to help in this time. Plus Here my googling
By Ariel · #1572 ·
Re: Help with Tidal Volume
Now let me explain how Ashhar made that time measurement work out properly.? ?The following code is at the very beginning of vent_slice() which is called over and over and over....but does nothing
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #1571 ·
Re: Help with Tidal Volume
This is pretty simple. But you caught an *ERROR* in the above line of code.? ? The code should MULTIPLY beats_per_minute? times MAX_PHASES, not add them!!!!!? ?I'll correct that!!!!! One
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #1570 ·
Re: Help with Tidal Volume
Marcello, One of the side effects of "big loop" code programming is the non-deterministic order of function execution. Timing calculations cannot rely on the number of cycles that the loop or for that
By Dr. Flywheel <Dr.Flywheel@...> · #1569 ·
Re: #ExhalationValve #ExhalationValve
I seemed to recall a brief discussion about using PEX copper crimp rings instead of zip-ties or nylon thread (sorry, can't locate the original post). Did this idea go anywhere, or has the seal on the
By Christopher Bass · #1568 ·
Help with Tidal Volume
Dear Sirs, First a disclaimer: a have zero background about Tidal Volume. I only imagine that it estimates air volume based in a factor of the pressure accumulated in the time domain. If my assumption
By Marcelo Varanda · #1567 ·
Re: FDA Approval
Erich, Details of my modified Orbit valve can be found in the post 1102, 1108, 1111 and 1113. Please let me know if you have any questions. Marc Alan WA9ZCO
By MA · #1566 ·
Re: FDA Approval
curious about "MA's orbit expiratory valve" - do you have a link? no problem if you're too busy - you folk are working like demons! Reminder I'm briefing about 200 engineering students in about 10
By Erich Schulz · #1565 ·
Re: FDA Approval
Wanted to let everyone know where we are. See attached video.? ?I threw together a working airway system this morning. Got quite a scare-- it turns out that automobile solenoid LEAKS if you have its
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #1564 ·
Re: Air Fitting Requirements
Mike,? there are standard fittings that are pin indexed in the operating room and respiratory therapy, or otherwise size fitted so that you can't put the wrong gas on the wrong line.? ?But what
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #1563 ·
Re: Help on boot loader¡®s?
Thanks, guys! I suspect that the nano's that Dave is having problems with, turn out to be DIFFERENT from the ones that I put a bootloader on....and they may not even have one. I discovered that one
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #1562 ·
Re: UQ Ventilator Design Hackathon
All good points. I still believe that after some optimization a single nano is capable of driving a stepper motor even without Irq¡¯s. once I have more time I will do some work for this feature.
By Marcelo Varanda · #1561 ·