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Explore the Equivalent Circuit Models of Invasive Blood Pressure (IBP) measurement using electrical and fluid mechanics principles. Learn about catheter-sensor systems, frequency-response curves, and transient step responses.
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Dept. of Biomedical Engineering 2003200449 YOUNHO HONG Blood Pressure and Sound (2)
IBP ( Invasive BP ) measurement diaphragm catheter Blood vessel cable Pi Po pill up with some liquid (ex.saline) strain gages Po Pi If we choose sticky and dense liquid, We can’t get the signal of Pi just like the graph. To get the signal, We should concern with distance, diameter of a catheter and liquid, air- bubble inside a catheter. t t
IBP ( Invasive BP ) measurement # Equivalent Circuit Model Of Catheter-Sensor System (1) Resistance L A resistivity P1 R P2 viscosity
IBP ( Invasive BP ) measurement (2) Capacitance or Compliance (3) Inductance or Inertance
IBP ( Invasive BP ) measurement multi physics Electric Circuit Fluid Mechanics voltage current charge pressure flow volume
Equivalent Circuit Model of IBP diaphragm Po catheter cable Pi strain gages liquid + Vo - Vi i Compliance of diaphragm damping ratio natural frequency
Equivalent Circuit Model of IBP (1) Frequency Transfer Function
Equivalent Circuit Model of IBP |H| w Wn ∠H w -π/2 -π
Equivalent Circuit Model of IBP Methods to solve 2nd order ODE
Steady State Freq. Response f1 f2 ∠H |H| -4/π K 0.5 -1.8π f1 f2 f
Unit Step Response In reality, We need a unit step function for a starting point. For example, should be underdamping input signal overdamping critical damping
Transient Step Response balloon Po P bulb saline overdamping critical damping underdamping
Example (7.1) A 5mm-long air bubble has formed in the rigid-walled catheter to a Statham P23Dd sensor. The catheter is 1m long, 6 French diameter, and filled with water at 20 ℃. Plot the frequency-response curve of the system with and without the bubble. 1.34 1.95 log f
Example (7.2) By changing only the radius of the catheter, redesign the (no-bubble) catheter of Figure 7.9 to achieve the damping ratio ζ=1. Calculate the resulting natiral frequency fn. 1.46 log f