Handheld portable neonatal transcutaneous percutaneous jaundice meter EKONJM06

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Specifications

EKONJM06 Percutaneous Epidemiology uses a difference in the absorption of blue light (460 nm) and green light (550 nm) in the skin tissue to detect bilirubin concentration in the skin tissue of newborn infants. After the probe is placed on the baby's forehead and activated, the light emitted by the xenon arc lamp is guided to the skin surface via the optical fiber of the outer ring of the probe, and is directly under the skin. The light waves on the skin are repeatedly scattered and absorbed, eventually returning to the optical fiber of the inner ring of the probe and transmitting it to the corresponding photo-diode. By calculating the optical density differences of the two light waves of 460 mm and 550 nm, the measured value (also called transcutaneous value) of the percutaneous jaundice meter was obtained

Technical Parameters

Detection method:Comparison of blue and green light Display method:LCD display Indication error:00-15士116-25 +1.5 Light source:xenon flash Power Supply:Ni-MH Battery Rechargeable Battery Pack Approximately 1000 times per full power detection Weight (g):about 168g (including battery pack) Size (mm):154 (length) x 55 (width) x 28 (thickness) Charger:Input 200v 50Hz 3w Output 4.8V 05A DC Verification plate:display 00.0 or 00.1 for white color screen 20.0 persons 1 displayed on a yellow screen Temperature range:10-30°C Relative range:≤80% Atmospheric pressure range: 75kPa-106kPa