Theoretical and experimental analysis of the spectral characteristics of the signal acquired from self-mixing laser Doppler of extracorporeal blood flow is presented. The theoretical spectrum of the predetected signal is calculated in the single scattering approximation and assuming a parabolic velocity profile in the duct. The resulting signal is mixed in a diode laser cavity to generate the sensor output. Theoretical predictions are verified by measurements performed on blood and phantoms flowing in an extracorporeal circulation system.

Self-Mixing Laser Doppler Spectra of Extracorporeal Blood Flow: A Theoretical and Experimental Study / M., Norgia; A., Pesatori; Rovati, Luigi. - In: IEEE SENSORS JOURNAL. - ISSN 1530-437X. - STAMPA. - 12:(2012), pp. 552-557. [10.1109/JSEN.2011.2131646]

Self-Mixing Laser Doppler Spectra of Extracorporeal Blood Flow: A Theoretical and Experimental Study

ROVATI, Luigi
2012

Abstract

Theoretical and experimental analysis of the spectral characteristics of the signal acquired from self-mixing laser Doppler of extracorporeal blood flow is presented. The theoretical spectrum of the predetected signal is calculated in the single scattering approximation and assuming a parabolic velocity profile in the duct. The resulting signal is mixed in a diode laser cavity to generate the sensor output. Theoretical predictions are verified by measurements performed on blood and phantoms flowing in an extracorporeal circulation system.
2012
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Self-Mixing Laser Doppler Spectra of Extracorporeal Blood Flow: A Theoretical and Experimental Study / M., Norgia; A., Pesatori; Rovati, Luigi. - In: IEEE SENSORS JOURNAL. - ISSN 1530-437X. - STAMPA. - 12:(2012), pp. 552-557. [10.1109/JSEN.2011.2131646]
M., Norgia; A., Pesatori; Rovati, Luigi
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