Standard Piezoelectric Thick Film Heart Rate Sensor 

A health monitoring sensor made of PVDF utilizes the material’s piezoelectric properties to detect mechanical changes such as strain, pressure, and vibrations. These sensors are commonly used for monitoring vital signs like heart rate, respiratory rate, and body movements. PVDF-based sensors are highly sensitive, lightweight, and flexible, making them ideal for wearable applications in healthcare, where real-time and continuous monitoring is crucial. Their durability and resistance to environmental factors further enhance their reliability in long-term health monitoring systems. 

Standard Heart Rate Sensor 

The PSP-5008603T and PSP-5008228T Piezoelectric Thick Film Heart Rate Sensors are state-of-the-art devices designed for advanced health monitoring, specifically for detecting heart rate and respiratory signals. Made from high-performance piezoelectric thin films, conductive layers, and a protective Mylar coating, these sensors ensure excellent sensitivity and precision. They capture bioelectrical signals related to heart rate and respiration, converting them into electrical outputs via integrated terminals. These outputs are processed using sophisticated circuits and data analysis techniques to deliver detailed insights. Conveniently, they can be placed discreetly on a mattress, enabling non-intrusive monitoring during sleep with reliable accuracy. 

Available in various configurations, sizes, and output terminal options, they offer flexibility to seamlessly integrate into a wide range of applications. 

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Features

The PVDF piezoelectric thick film human vital sign monitoring device utilizes a high-accuracy piezoelectric thick film sensor to ensure precise detection and reliable data. Capable of transmitting real-time data to a mobile application, it enables continuous monitoring and analysis of vital signs. This advanced device simultaneously tracks various health metrics, including heart rate, breathing, snoring, atrial fibrillation, bed departure, and emotional status. By generating real-time reports, it empowers caregivers to efficiently monitor multiple patients through smartphones or workstations, assess their health status, and promptly notify nursing staff, helping to prevent accidents and improve overall patient care.