Physico-mathematical simulation of a homogeneous thermal field of multichannel raster matrixes for sensors of oxygen
Abstract
In the paper, an opportunity for the development of multichannel transcutaneous raster matrixes for sensors of oxygen on the basis of an electrochemical cell sensor is described. An analysis of the influence of heat sources on the distribution of the temperature pattern of a raster matrix for sensors of oxygen had been carried out, and their optimum configuration had been found. The application of such matrixes will enable one to obtain information about the distribution of the partial pressure of oxygen from the skin cover of the object of research in dynamics, to assess its functional health pattern in a more comprehensive way and to control the effect of possible remedial actions.
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