SLP
has been designing and manufacturing sensors for the diagnosis of
sleep disorders for over 15 years. The combination of highly skilled
engineers collaborating with world class sleep medicine professionals
has resulted in a line of sensors that is truly best in class.
SleepSense® is SLP's brand for sleep
lab sensors
Please visit the SleepSense web-site or contact us for more details:
www.sleepsense.com
Common features of SleepSense sensors:
All effort sensors with on-line filter are individually calibrated
for consistent sensitivity.
Rigid boxes enclose the sensitive piezo crystal to provide
superior
durability, while at the same time
minimizing artifacts due to stresses on the crystal from non-respiration
sources.
All sensors use Kevlar® tinsel wire for top strength and
flexibility.
All crystal belts are tested for consistent phase response to
pull and pressure on the box
(eliminates "inverted phase" artifact if tension around
chest is low).
All sensors are CE and FDA 510K approved.
All sensors were developed and validated in cooperation with
the Technion Sleep Disorder Center,
Headed by Prof. Peretz Lavie.
SLP line of sleep lab sensors include:
Respiration effort sensors
Piezo-crystal, Piezo-film and Piezo-resistive elements, with or without
in-line signal conditioning filters or
amplifiers. Air pressure sensors and conductive elastomer with interface
circuits. Disposable and
reusable versions available.
Respiration air flow sensors
SLP manufactures thermal flow sensors in NTC, PTC reusable and disposable
versions. Also available
are cannula pressure interface with passive design, with internal
batteries or system powered.
Snore sensors
We make snore and respiration sound pickups using passive (moving
coil), active (electret) or piezo
elements in several configurations. Snore output is also available
from out passive flow/pressure interface.
Body position sensors
We offer position sensors with 4, 5 or 8 positions resolution.
Output signals vary from different
resistance values, DC voltages, changing frequencies or alternating
patters.
Movement sensors
Movement sensors used for monitoring PLMS and other motion disorders
are manufactured with piezo-
elements for tremor sensing, Piezo-film and actigraphy (switch)
output. Also available are reusable and
disposable sensors using plastic film strain-gauge technology.
Special applications sensors
SLP makes many types of sensors for special applications. To name
a few:
Finger skin temperature for Bio-feedback applications.