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Compact laser spectroscopic sensor head prototype for time-resolved breath oxygen monitoring

A small and lightweight optical sensor head prototype with a disposable airway adapter for continuous mainstream monitoring of oxygen at high sampling rate is designed and tested on an optical benchtop. In terms of its size and functionality, the sensor head design is similar to current capnography...

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Published in:Journal of breath research 2023-04, Vol.17 (2), p.26003
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