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|Jun 21, 2005
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|Dec 12, 2001
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|Dec 13, 2000
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|Udo Beckmann
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|DRäGERWERK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
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|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (5), Classifications (9), Legal Events (4)
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The present invention pertains to an electrochemical sensor with a sensor electrode array, an operating electronic unit integrated on a chip for operating the sensor electrode array and for processing the electrical signals received by it, wherein the operating electronic unit includes a potentiostat circuit, and with a microprocessor, which receives and further processes the signals processed by the operating electronic unit.
Electrochemical sensors are frequently used in occupational safety, medical engineering, process measuring engineering, environmental analysis, etc. Such sensors have electrode arrays with two, three or more electrodes, which are called auxiliary electrode. reference electrode, and working electrode(s). The reference electrode is eliminated in the two-electrode sensor, and the auxiliary electrode is called the counterelectrode. A so-called potentiostat is needed to operate these sensors. This potentiostat regulates the potential difference between the reference electrode and the working electrode(s) to a preset value. The measured signal, which depends on the substance concentration to be measured, is derived from the current of the working electrode(s). Thus, the potentiostat also has the function of measuring the current in these working electrodes.
An electrochemical sensor of the type mentioned in the introduction has been known from DE 197 24 888 A1, in which an electrochemical gas sensor is described, which has a sensor electrode array, which is connected to an operating electronic unit, which is integrated on a chip, and the operating electronic unit communicates with a separate microprocessor which is remote from the sensor proper. A potentiostat circuit, which includes an analog control circuit, is also accommodated on the chip in this prior-art sensor. A typical analog potentiostat circuit is shown in
A general problem of many electrochemical sensors is that the highly sensitive electrode arrays often deliver only very weak signals with measured currents on the order of magnitude of a few nanoA. The problem of very weak electrical sensor signals will become even more acute in the future due to the low limit values specified in many areas of application, to which a sensor is to respond with a high level of reliability, because the limit values of the variables to be measured will be lowered rather than raised in many areas due to strict specifications. The evaluation of electrical sensor signals with measured currents in the nanoA range requires highly sensitive electric circuits for processing and further processing, which are inherently also susceptible to the effect of electromagnetic disturbances because of their high sensitivity. This problem is tackled in the sensor of the type mentioned in the introduction by integrating all circuits of the operating electronic unit on one chip, so that only digital signals must be transmitted from the chip to the microprocessor and vice versa, the digital communication with the microprocessor having a low fault liability. Nevertheless, the measured signal that is taken off from the potentiostat circuit is an analog signal, which is subsequently passed on to the next circuits of the operating electronic unit for further processing, and is susceptible to fault at this first stage.
An electronic memory (an electronically erasable programable read only memory—EEPROM) is frequently integrated in more recent sensors in order to store sensor data, such as the type of the sensor, potentials, calibration coefficients, etc. and to make them available to the operating electronic unit.
To monitor a larger area, e.g., on the premises of a plant, a plurality of measuring heads with a sensor each are placed in a distributed pattern. An operating electronic unit of its own, which is accommodated in the measuring head together with the sensor electrode array, is thus, of course, also needed for each sensor. The transmission of the measured values and the power supply to the measuring heads are carried out by means of a star-shaped network to and from a central point. A plurality of measuring heads must be installed and operated in such systems, which implies a great installation and maintenance effort in light of the fact that, as was described above, sensor aging effects or other changes may occur in individual sensors and require corresponding corrections.
The object of the present invention is therefore to provide an electrochemical sensor which can be operated in a simpler manner and with higher precision at the time of the installation and during operation.
An electrochemical sensor according to the invention includes a sensor electrode array, an operating electronic unit integrated on a chip for operating the sensor electrode array and for processing electrical signals received therefrom. The operating electronic unit includes a potentiostat circuit with a microprocessor, which receives and further processes the signals processed by the operating electronic unit. The potentiostat circuit is designed as a digital control circuit, whose controller function is controlled by the microprocessor. The microprocessor is also integrated on the chip of the operating electronic unit.
Circuits that are controlled digitally by a processor for performing a controller function have been known per se in other fields of application. Therefore, digital controllers will not be described in detail here.
The use of a digital controller for the potentiostat circuit would not have been considered in the case of prior-art sensors of the type described in the introduction because the external microprocessor, which is part of the digital controller, would lead to relatively great disturbances in the highly sensitive measured signals because of its distance from the operating electronic unit.
The combination according to the present invention, namely, the fact that the potentiostat circuit is designed as a digital controller circuit, on the one hand, and the integration of the microprocessor on the chip of the operating electronic unit, on the other hand, makes it possible to embody the digital potentiostat circuit without this leading to a disturbing impairment of the sensitive measured signals. The use of a digital potentiostat circuit offers various advantages. It is possible as a result for the microprocessor controlling the controller function to adapt itself with its control algorithm to changes, e.g., to changes caused by aging processes in the sensors, so that an optimally adapting controller function can always be obtained. Furthermore. it is possible for the microprocessor to read data pertaining to the sensor, e.g., the type of the sensor, the operating potentials, calibration constants. etc., which can also be entered as input parameters into the control algorithm of the digital potentiostat circuit, from a likewise available read-only memory, which makes possible a direct adaptation of the controller function to the particular sensor.
Furthermore, a further miniaturization of the sensor measuring heads becomes possible due to the present invention, because the microprocessor is no longer provided as an external component.
Furthermore, the installation effort can be reduced in systems with a plurality of measuring heads, because a digital interface can be designed as a bus system, which is especially advantageous in distributed systems with a plurality of measuring heads.
Thus, an electronic memory, a microcomputer, a digital interface, a multiplexer, an analog/digital converter, and a digital/analog converter can be integrated on the chip of the electrochemical sensor. No additional analog electronic circuits are needed for the potentiostat circuit.
The space requirement and the manufacturing costs of the sensor are reduced by this reduction in the number of components and their compact arrangement on one chip. Thus, more favorable monitoring of small areas, e.g., in process plants, also becomes possible, or the monitoring of such areas now becomes possible for the first time ever.
Due to the integrated arrangement of these components, especially the microprocessor and digital potentiostat circuit components, it now becomes possible for the first time ever to design the potentiostat circuit as a digital circuit, i.e., to embody a digital controller. The potential difference between the working electrodes and the reference electrode is obtained at a preset value in case of a suitable control algorithm, which is implemented in the microprocessor. The control parameters for the digital potentiostat circuit can be kept ready in an electronic memory. An alternative embodiment makes provisions for the control algorithm to be designed such that the control parameters are acquired and set automatically when the sensor is put into operation. It is particularly advantageous to adapt the control parameters by measuring the sensor parameters. This may also be repeated at preset fixed intervals or triggered by a certain event.
The various features of novelty which characterize the invention are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed to and forming a part of this disclosure. For a better understanding of the invention, its operating advantages and specific objects attained by its uses, reference is made to the accompanying drawings and descriptive matter in which preferred embodiments of the invention are illustrated.
In the drawings:
Referring to the drawings in particular,
In contrast,
If the digital interface of the circuit shown in
The individual electrochemical sensors can be made very compact with the design described, because the entire operating and evaluating electronic unit is accommodated in an extremely compact manner on one chip, which is connected to a central unit via a digital interface. Furthermore, each sensor can respond to changes flexibly, because the control function of the potentiostat circuit is not predetermined by the hardware design of a circuit, as in analog potentiostat circuits, but by the control signals generated by the control algorithm in the microprocessor, and the control algorithm can be designed to be so flexible that the control function adapts itself to changed environmental conditions. aging-related changes in the sensor electrode array and the like.
While specific embodiments of the invention have been shown and described in detail to illustrate the application of the principles of the invention, it will be understood that the invention may be embodied otherwise without departing from such principles.
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|European Classification
|Dec 12, 2001
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Would a gun bill have survived with this reciprocity amendment overriding the right of states to restrict the circumstances under which and the places where a concealed firearm might be carried? In my view, no.
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OPINION: Sorry, we couldn't resist it, even though it has been used more than once, and quite accurately, too, as a description for some of the information and claims traded like salvoes in the ongoing civil war over art funding.
And it is apt once more, following the letter to this paper from New Plymouth District Council community services general manager Cathy Thurston.
The council has been conspicuously quiet on the subject of entry fees for the planned Len Lye Centre, if not in praise for the vision of the centre itself. So it was interesting to read the response of one of its senior managers to the often-raised suggestion that people be charged to view the collected works of kinetic artist Lye.
And even more interesting that Ms Thurston should acknowledge that visitor numbers are indeed a crucial part of the council's plan not to impose an entry fee.
Proponents of such fees have long believed that the council has resisted them out of fear that they would decimate attendance at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery and the new facility.
According to Ms Thurston, they are right. She points to research that suggests a fee would dramatically reduce visitor numbers. Surveys of major British museums and galleries that removed charges in 2001 show attendances rose by an average of 70 per cent over the next year. One facility recorded a surge of 111 per cent.
That would support the council's contention that fees can be a barrier to potential audiences. Although some of the smaller, independent museums and galleries surveyed believed entry charges had helped them to expand and focus more on the customers' needs.
But the council is on less stable ground when it applies a social context to the figures and debate.
Ms Thurston says imposing an entry fee on the Len Lye Centre would discourage those who can least afford it from visiting the gallery and enjoying the work of this prominent Kiwi artist.
But that is not wholly backed up in the surveys.
Research by MORI showed that while attendances from all socio-economic groups increased at British facilities after charges were dropped in 2001, the biggest lift came from educated and skilled workers. The take-up by the poor and unskilled manual workers was much less pronounced. The organisation concluded that the people most likely to take advantage of free entry to museums and galleries were those who were more likely to visit in the first place.
And it suggested that free entry would not necessarily mean people visiting more often. Of those surveyed, just 15 per cent said they would visit again because it was free.
Probably the most telling observation was that "admission charges are only one barrier to access", and possibly "not the most significant". What appeared to influence people's interest more was "the quality" and "character" of the exhibition.
Whether it was free or not.
Clearly, Ms Thurston was looking for some safety in numbers. Instead, she has found more questions.
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A day later, he was still talking about Artest's defense, calling him fundamentally sound and that he "plays defense like I play offense -- just constant attacking his guy."
That, he said, was "Indiana Pacer Artest," alluding to Artest's early days in the league.
Artest was flattered by Bryant's comments, but he said his work has just begun.
"It's only one game. He definitely was proud of the game. So I have to try to do the right things and keep him proud," Artest said before Tuesday's game against Indiana. "That's only one game. I still need to prove it to myself."
Maybe Artest feels he still has something to prove to himself, but not to anyone who has been tracking his play lately. Ever since his plantar fasciitis subsided, Artest has been able to stay glued to his man, denying that player to reach their scoring average.
In the past two weeks, Artest has limited Corey Maggette, Paul Pierce, Rudy Gay and Shawn Marion, and on Sunday, he forced Anthony to turn the ball over a season-high eight times.
Maybe that's why in a recent poll by his NBA peers, Artest was voted the second dirtiest player in the league. Reggie Evans of the Raptors was first.
"I'm just an aggressor, I don't know. I hit people and yeah, they feel it," Artest said. "(But) I don't think I'm dirty. I just use my body. It's like a hit, but not really a hit."
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Miguel Cabrera's two-run home run in the seventh inning Wednesday gave the Tigers their only lead of the series and sent them to a 5-4 victory over the Angels.
The Angels had held the Tigers slugger in check while winning the first two games of the series and he was hitless in six at-bats before following Andy Dirks' game-tying RBI single with his drive off Angels reliever Michael Kohn.
The Angels had taken a 3-0 lead in the first inning against Tigers starter Brad Penny, stringing together four consecutive hits including an RBI double by Vernon Wells and a two-run single by Howie Kendrick. But Penny shut them down after that, allowing just one more hit before Mark Trumbo's solo home run in the bottom of the seventh.
Angels starter Tyler Chatwood tried to make that lead stand up despite struggling with his control -- he threw more balls (51) than strikes (50) and walked five in 5 1/3 innings. But he did get out of jams with minimal damage, allowing just two unearned runs following Alberto Callaspo's throwing error in the third.
But the Tigers put together their winning rally against Angels relievers Hisanori Takahashi and Kohn in the seventh.
Despite the loss, the Angels' won their seventh consecutive series, taking two of three from the Tigers. The Angels have won 15 of their past 21 games.
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1. What were the occupants of the government car going to do?
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(b) Arrest the narrator and his driver.
(c) Arrest a woman who killed her husband.
(d) Go for lunch.
2. What kinds of things did people in the narrator's village normally not do?
(a) Marry somebody.
(b) Murder somebody.
(c) Laugh at somebody.
(d) Help somebody.
3. What did the narrator tell his friend Mahjoub about in Khartoum?
(a) A new university.
(b) The educational conference.
(c) A new hospital.
(d) The agricultural conference.
4. How many cigarettes did the narrator give the person who asked for one?
(a) The whole pack.
(b) Five.
(c) One.
(d) Ten.
5. What did Wad say when he heard Hosna's reaction to the marriage plans?
(a) That he will try to marry somebody else.
(b) That she didn't have to marry him.
(c) That she was just a widow and will marry him.
(d) That she should have two husbands.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long ago did he leave the village the last time?
2. How was the weather when the narrator drove out of his village?
3. To which school did the narrator and his friend Mahjoub go together?
4. What did the narrator find in the triangular room?
5. What did the narrator feel when he's done looking around in the triangular room?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did the narrator do when he approaches the triangular room?
2. Describe how the narrator left the village again after his conversations with Hosna and Mahjoub.
3. What did the narrator find in the triangular room and what did he do while in there?
4. How does the narrator relate Jean Morris to Hosna?
5. What was Wad Reyyes' reaction when the narrator told him Hosna's reaction to the idea of marriage?
6. How do you know from the book that the Sudan is a hot country?
7. What did the narrator do with Mustafa and Hosna?
8. What do you know about the character Mahjoub?
9. What were the narrator and Mahjoub talking about when they were in a drunken state before he leaves the village?
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Twin Cities-based Video Guidance, the leading strategic video conferencing company in the Upper Midwest, is enjoying record booked sales in 2012 that have increased 83 percent over year-end 2011.
As the multi-billion collaboration industry grows year over year, Video Guidance continues to introduce new products and services, and expand into new Midwest markets, including those in Wisconsin, Illinois and North Dakota. Specifically, the company attributes its success in 2012 to a substantial increase in VG Connect™, Video Guidance's industry-unique cloud-based video service.
"Our customers want easy-to-use, cost-effective video conferencing technology that they do not have to own, support or troubleshoot," said Michael Werch, president and CEO of Video Guidance. "They simply want us to manage everything."
VG Connect is an integration of video conferencing tools that combines desktop, mobile and room systems with HD video, voice, multi-point bridging, streaming and gateway programs into one secure and reliable service. Compared to premise-based video solutions, VG Connect services are preferred by an increasing number of customers because they are more scalable, reduce the need for internal resources, improve call satisfaction and offer a lower cost of ownership.
"We regularly need to bring together multiple sites as well as multiple participants on our conference calls," said Tammy Klatt, technical business analyst for Madison, Wis.-based Dean Clinic, one of the largest integrated healthcare systems in the country. "Video Guidance helps facilitate our large conferences 24x7 and connects participants from integrated video conference rooms, desktop video endpoints and our audio conferencing bridge."
Dean Clinic has expanded its strategic visual communications into telemedicine. Klatt says Dean Clinic uses video conferencing in telepharmacy, where pharmacists can remotely evaluate the preparation of medications; and soon in teleconsults, where patients can be seen remotely in a rural community by a specialist. "With VG Connect, we are using this technology to deliver the best healthcare possible," she said.
Another key component of the company's 2012 revenue growth is ONE CALL, Video Guidance's support program. ONE CALL's new sales have risen 21 percent over 2011 and renewals have increased 66 percent. ONE CALL manages an organization's infrastructure -- gateways, bridges, management systems and end points -- which integrates all of the company's technology partners, including Cisco, Polycom and LifeSize.
About Video Guidance
From video conferencing, to distance learning, to telemedicine, Video Guidance is significantly helping its customers meet their mission-critical business objectives, including improved collaboration, accelerated decision-making, and expert on-demand and distance learning capabilities.
Founded in 1999, Video Guidance is privately held and headquartered in Bloomington, Minn. Video Guidance is an independent partner of Cisco, Polycom and LifeSize, and maintains strategic alliances with Conference Plus, On Stream Media Corporation and VQ Communications. For six consecutive years, Video Guidance has been named to the "Inc. 5,000" list of the nation's fastest growing private companies, and is one of the top privately held companies in Minnesota and one of the top 150 telecommunications companies in the nation. In addition, Video Guidance has been named by The Business Journal as one of the "50 Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies" in the Twin Cities, and by Minnesota Business magazine as "One of the Best Companies to Work For."
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The forthcoming No Picnic cookbook uses light-hearted humor and punk rock imagery to present an array of delicious vegan dishes.
Portland-based independent publisher, Microcosm Publishing has taken to Kickstarter to raise money for the release of This Ain't No Picnic: Your Punk Rock Vegan Cookbook, a 192-page, full-color collection of 80 original recipes created by punk musician Joshua Ploeg. "[This] is the first cookbook featuring creative and delicious recipes that match the quality and presentation of a five star restaurant with the self-parody and humor of punk rock culture and history," writes Microcosm on its Kickstarter page. The publishing house is looking to raise $3,000 by November 25; the money will go toward printing the book in a worker-owned print shop in Illinois. Donors who contribute $30 or more will get a copy of the finished book plus a copy of Ploeg's previous cookbook Fire & Ice, while those who donate $50 or more will get five copies of This Ain't No Picnic.
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Took a roll of 35mm film to Max Spielman in Bridlington recently. They lost my film. Then found it. Took another 2 weeks to deliver back to their shop in Bridlington. Paid nine pounds for standard prints and cd. Prints were sketchily developed, marked in places, and my negatives were not present. On top of that the cd jpegs are of very small, unusable size, between 300 and 450 kilobytes instead of the 4-6 megabytes I was expecting.
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Amy Caswell started a Secular Student Alliance at TCC. They are going to host a Festivus Dinner on November 29th. Everyone is invited. There is a an 80 person capacity and they need to sell at least 50 tickets to break even. You can order tickets online at the Eventbright link, $5.00 + a $1.27 fee. They will also be accepting donations for anyone feeling more generous. The money is going to pay for the event, any left over will go into the group's general fund. They are planning to donate at least half of the proceeds to the North Texas Secular Convention.
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For decades, ex-government agent Raymond "Red" Reddington (James Spader) has been one of the FBI's most wanted fugitives. Brokering shadowy deals for criminals across the globe, Red was known by many as "The Concierge of Crime."
Now, he's mysteriously surrendered to the FBI with an explosive offer: he will help catch a long-thought-dead terrorist, Ranko Zamani, under the condition that he speaks only to Elizabeth "Liz" Keen, an FBI profiler fresh out of Quantico. For Liz, it's going to be one hell of a first day on the job.
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Zamani, we come to find out, is only the first of many on a list that Red has compiled over the years: a "blacklist" of politicians, mobsters, spies and international terrorists. He will help catch them all... with the caveat that Liz continues to work as his partner. Red will teach Liz to think like a criminal and "see the bigger picture"... whether she wants to or not.From writer/executive producer Jon Bokenkamp ("Taking Lives") and executive producers John Eisendrath ("Alias," "My Own Worst Enemy") and John Davis ("Gulliver's Travels," "Predator") comes a global thriller that will become more mysterious with each name on the list.


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Analysts raise Apple, iPod projections for the quarterFollowing an AppleInsider report that projects Apple to surpass $3 billion in revenue this quarter on sales of nearly 4 million iPods, Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Milunovich has once again lifted his projections for the company.
Milunovich overnight raised his projections for unit sales of Apple\'s iPods to 3.5 million in the December quarter, up from the 2.68 million figure he provided in late October. Milunovich also lifted estimates for revenue in the quarter to $3.2 billion from $2.9 billion, projecting earnings per share at 45 cents.
\"Whereas the older generation still thinks it strange to own a Mac, the younger generation may consider Apple a core brand for their digital lifestyle. That would allow the company to introduce successful new consumer products over time.\"
Milunovich now targets Apple\'s stock price at $61 a share.
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