CN216208939U - Gas detection device and system - Google Patents
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Abstract
A gas detection device and a system thereof are provided, the gas detection device is used for transmitting a gas signal to a computer device. The gas detection device comprises a body, a touch unit, a gas inlet, a gas detection module and a detection transmission port. The touch control unit is used for controlling a touch control display unit of the computer device. The gas inlet is used for receiving at least one gas. The gas detection module comprises at least one gas detection unit. The gas detection unit detects one of the gases and generates a gas detection signal corresponding to the gas. The gas detection module generates a gas signal according to at least one gas detection signal. The detection transmission port is coupled with the gas detection module. The detection transmission port comprises a detection data transmission unit, wherein the gas detection device wirelessly transmits a gas signal to a computer data transmission unit of a computer transmission port of the computer device through the detection data transmission unit.
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Technical Field
The present invention relates to a detection device, and more particularly, to a gas detection device.
Background
Gas detection devices are products that are often used in medical, home healthcare, or environmental monitoring applications. The gas detection device can be used for detecting the health state or the environmental quality of a user, and can also be used for detecting whether drunk driving exists or not.
However, the conventional gas detecting devices are complex and heavy, and require a power supply, a key and a display to be disposed on the gas detecting device for operation of the gas detecting device and display of the gas signal. The gas signal detected by the conventional gas detection device must be transmitted to the computer device through complicated operations to analyze the medical, health or environmental conditions, which may cause troubles in use for users, and even delay detection due to troubles. Therefore, how to set up an apparatus that is easy to operate and can easily detect gas is a focus of attention of those skilled in the art.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model provides a gas detection device and a gas detection system, which can wirelessly receive power and wirelessly transmit data.
To achieve one or a part of or all of the above or other objects, an embodiment of the present invention provides a gas detection device for transmitting a gas signal to a computer device. The gas detection device comprises a body, a touch unit, a gas inlet, a gas detection module and a detection transmission port. The body comprises a first side end and a second side end which are opposite. The touch control unit is arranged on the first side end. The touch control unit is used for controlling a touch control display unit of the computer device. The gas inlet is used for receiving at least one gas. The gas detection module comprises at least one gas detection unit. The gas detection unit detects one of the gases and generates a gas detection signal corresponding to the gas. The gas detection module generates the gas signal according to the at least one gas detection signal. The detection transmission port is coupled with the gas detection module. The detection transmission port comprises a detection data transmission unit, wherein the gas detection device wirelessly transmits the gas signal to a computer data transmission unit of a computer transmission port of the computer device through the detection data transmission unit.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the detection transmission port further includes a detection power transmission unit, the detection power transmission unit wirelessly receives a power from a computer power transmission unit of the computer transmission port, and the gas detection module receives the power from the detection power transmission unit.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the air inlet is disposed on the second side end.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the gas detection module further includes a gas signal conversion unit, the gas signal conversion unit is coupled to the at least one gas detection unit, the gas signal conversion unit receives the at least one gas detection signal generated by the at least one gas detection unit, and the gas signal conversion unit converts the at least one gas detection signal into the gas signal.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the detection transmission port and the computer transmission port are a short-range wireless communication device or a wireless radio frequency identification device.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the detection transmission port further includes an antenna disposed on the first side end, the antenna is coupled to the detection data transmission unit and the detection power transmission unit, and the antenna is configured to wirelessly transmit the gas signal and wirelessly receive the power.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the body further includes a middle portion, the middle portion is located between the first side end and the second side end, and the at least one gas detection unit is disposed in the middle portion.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the gas detection module includes a plurality of gas detection units, a direction from the second side end to the first side end is an arrangement direction, and the plurality of gas detection units are disposed in the middle portion along the arrangement direction.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the gas detection device further includes a storage unit coupled to the gas detection module and the detection transmission port, and the storage unit is used for storing the at least one gas detection signal and/or the gas signal.
To achieve one or a part of or all of the above or other objects, an embodiment of the present invention provides a gas detection system, which includes a gas detection device and a computer device. The gas detection device comprises a body, a touch unit, a gas inlet, a gas detection module and a detection transmission port. The body comprises a first side end and a second side end which are opposite. The touch control unit is arranged on the first side end and is used for controlling a touch control display unit of the computer device. The air inlet is arranged on the second side end. The gas inlet is used for receiving at least one gas. The gas detection module comprises at least one gas detection unit. The gas detection unit detects one of the gases and generates a gas detection signal corresponding to the gas. The gas detection module generates a gas signal according to the at least one gas detection signal. The detection transmission port is coupled with the gas detection module. The detection transmission port comprises a detection data transmission unit. The computer device comprises a computer transmission port, wherein the gas detection device wirelessly transmits the gas signal to a computer data transmission unit of the computer transmission port through the detection data transmission unit.
In an embodiment of the utility model, the detection transmission port further includes a detection power transmission unit, the computer transmission port further includes a computer power transmission unit, the detection power transmission unit wirelessly receives a power from the computer power transmission unit, and the gas detection module receives the power from the detection power transmission unit.
Based on the above, the gas detection device of the embodiment of the utility model can wirelessly transmit the detected gas signal to the computer device through the detection transmission port having the detection data transmission unit and the detection power transmission unit, and can also analyze and process the gas signal by using the computer device. The computer device can also wirelessly provide the power required by the operation of the gas detection device, so that a power source is not required to be arranged in the gas detection device. The design of the gas detection device is greatly simplified, the convenience of use is improved, and a user can easily and intuitively operate the gas detection device.
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FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an application of an embodiment of the gas detection system of the present invention.
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Directional terms as referred to in the following examples, for example: up, down, left, right, front or rear, etc., are directions with reference to the attached drawings only. Accordingly, the directional terminology is used for purposes of illustration and is in no way limiting.
Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a gas detection system of the present invention. The gas detection system 10 includes a gas detection device 11 and a computer device 13. The gas detecting device 11 can detect a gas G and wirelessly transmit the detected gas signal to the computer device 13. The computer 13 can wirelessly provide the power required by the operation of the gas detection device 11, so that the gas detection device 11 does not need to be provided with a power supply, a key and a display. The design of the gas detecting device 11 is greatly simplified, and the convenience of use is improved, so that the user can easily operate the gas detecting device 11. The specific operational details will be described in detail in fig. 2 to 3.
Referring also to fig. 2, fig. 2 is a functional block diagram of the gas detection system 10 shown in fig. 1. Specifically, the gas detecting device 11 includes a body 112, a touch unit 114, a gas inlet 116, a gas detecting module 111 and a detecting transmission port 113. The body 112 includes a first side 112a and a second side 112b opposite to each other. The touch unit 114 is disposed on the first side 112 a. The touch unit 114 is used for controlling a touch display unit 139 of the computer device 13. The gas inlet 116 is configured to receive a gas G. The gas detection module 111 includes at least one gas detection unit 1111. One of the gas detection units 1111 detects the gas G and generates a gas detection signal S1111 corresponding to the gas G. The gas detection module 111 generates a gas signal S111 according to the gas detection signal S1111.
The gas inlet 116 of the gas detection device 11 can be used for receiving at least one gas. For convenience of explanation, this embodiment will be described by way of example only with reference to this gas G. In the embodiment, the gas detection module 111 includes 6 gas detection units 1111 as an example, but the utility model is not limited thereto. The gas detection units 1111 may be used for detecting different types of gases, for example, or the gas detection units 1111 may be used for detecting different parameters (e.g., different concentration ranges) of one type of gas, for example.
In detail, the gas detection units 1111 may detect the at least one gas and generate at least one gas detection signal S1111 corresponding to the at least one gas. The gas detection module 111 can generate the gas signal S111 according to the at least one gas detection signal S1111. In the present embodiment, each of the gas detecting units 1111 detects one of the gas species and generates the gas detecting signal S1111 corresponding to the gas species, but the utility model is not limited thereto. In other embodiments of the present invention, each of the gas detecting units 1111 can detect a plurality of gases and generate the gas detecting signal S1111 corresponding to the plurality of gases.
In addition, the gas detecting unit 1111 can be implemented by any device or element capable of inducing/reacting with the gas G to generate the gas detecting signal S1111 corresponding to the gas G. The gas detection signal S1111 may include, for example, the type and/or concentration information of the gas G, but the utility model is not limited thereto. The gas signal S111 generated by the gas detection module 111 may include, for example, the type and/or concentration information of the gas G.
In an embodiment of the present invention, the gas detecting device 11 can be applied to human health detection, for example. The gas detection units 1111 may include, for example, any detectors of gas and/or particles that may be generated by a human body (e.g., the lungs). Through the arrangement of the gas detection units 1111, the gas detection device 11 can detect the gas generated from the lungs of the user, for example, so as to detect the health status of the user. In an embodiment of the present invention, the gas detecting units 1111 may include, for example, an alcohol detector, and the gas detecting device 11 may be applied to detect the alcohol concentration of the user.
In an embodiment of the present invention, the gas detecting device 11 can be applied to detect indoor or outdoor environmental quality or air pollution, for example. The gas detection units 1111 may include detectors such as ozone (O3), aerosol (PM10), fine aerosol (PM2.5), carbon monoxide (CO), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and/or nitrogen dioxide (NO2), for example. In an embodiment of the present invention, the gas detection units 1111 may include Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) detectors, for example. In addition, the present invention does not limit the position of the air inlet 116 disposed on the body 112.
The detection transmission port 113 of the gas detection device 11 is coupled to the gas detection module 111. The detection port 113 includes a detection data transmission unit 1131. The computer device 13 includes a computer port 133. The gas detection device 111 wirelessly transmits the gas signal S111 to a computer data transmission unit 1331 of the computer transmission port 133 via the detection data transmission unit 1131. Thereby, the gas detecting device 11 can detect the gas G and wirelessly transmit the detected gas signal S111 to the computer device 13.
The gas detection device 11 can wirelessly transmit the detected gas signal S111 to the computer device 13 in real time without complicated data transmission procedures such as installing a transmission line. The gas signal S111 can be analyzed by the computer device 13, and the touch display unit 139 of the computer device 13 can display the gas signal S111 and/or the analysis result thereof. Therefore, the gas detecting device 11 does not need to be provided with the components required for analyzing, processing or displaying the gas signal S111, so that the design of the gas detecting device 11 can be greatly simplified, the convenience of use can be improved, and the user can use the gas detecting device 11 through the computer device 13 at any time and any place.
The touch display unit 139 of the computer device 13 can be implemented by a touch display, for example. The present invention does not limit the display types of the touch display unit 139, such as liquid crystal, organic light emitting or plasma, and does not limit the touch types, such as capacitive or resistive.
In addition, the touch unit 114 may include, for example, a conductive material, but the utility model is not limited thereto. The touch unit 114 can be implemented by any material or element that can sense/react with the touch display unit 139. Through the installation of the touch unit 114, the user can conveniently and instantly control the computer device 13 by operating the gas detection device 11 to rapidly select or control the desired gas detection, processing and/or analysis functions.
It should be particularly noted that, after receiving the gas signal S111, the computer device 13 may also transmit the gas signal S111 to the Internet (not shown) in a wired or wireless manner for performing operations such as cloud storage, calculation and/or analysis. When the gas detection device 11 is applied to health detection, the gas signal S111 can be analyzed and processed by using health data, data and/or parameters stored in the internet to generate health information of a human body, so as to provide an assessment of the health status of medical staff or users. When the gas detection device 11 is applied to environmental detection, the gas signal S111 can be analyzed and processed by using the environmental data, data and/or parameters stored on the internet to generate the information of air quality for the user or the monitoring personnel to evaluate. When the gas detection device 11 is used for alcohol detection, it can be connected to police or legal databases to provide real-time information for law enforcement officers regarding the gas signal S111.
In an embodiment of the present invention, the data, parameters and/or database located on the internet can be disposed inside the computer device 13 (for example, in the storage unit 137). The computer device 13 itself can perform the analysis operation.
In the present embodiment, the detection transmission port 113 of the gas detection device 11 further includes a detection power transmission unit 1133. The computer transmission port 133 includes a computer power transmission unit 1333. The detection power transmission unit 1133 wirelessly receives a power E from the computer power transmission unit 1333 to obtain the power required for the operation of the gas detection device 11. The gas detection module 111 receives the power E from the detection power transmission unit 1133 to obtain the power required by the operation of the gas detection module 111. Therefore, no power source such as a power supply unit is required to be arranged in the gas detection device 11, so that the design, volume, weight and/or cost of the gas detection device 11 can be further simplified, the convenience of use is improved, and the problems of trouble of extra power supply unit storage (such as no power supply or replacement of a battery) or power supply unit damage and the like caused by the arrangement of the power supply unit on the gas detection device 11 can be avoided.
In addition, the detection power transmission unit 1133 can be used to control the power distribution and operation of the components inside the gas detection device 11, but the utility model is not limited thereto.
In detail, the computer device 13 may have a power unit 135, for example. The power unit 135 is coupled to the computer port 133. The power supply unit 135 provides the computer power transmission unit 1333 with the electric power E. The power supply unit 135 may be implemented, for example, as a battery.
Specifically, the computer device 13 may further include a processor 131 and a storage unit 137. The processor 131 is coupled to the computer port 133 and the storage unit 137 respectively. The storage unit 137 may comprise, for example, at least one application a, which may comprise any possible gas signal processing and/or analyzing process for providing the processor 131 with the processing and/or analyzing of the gas signal S111. The storage unit 137 may also be used, for example, to store the gas signal S111 and/or the results of its processing analysis. The storage unit 137 may be implemented, for example, as a memory and/or a storage device.
In an embodiment of the utility model, after the user operates the computer device 13 through the touch unit 114, the processor 131 of the computer device 13 can control, for example, the detection operation of the gas detection module 111, the transmission or the analysis processing of the gas signal S111. The processor 131 may also, for example, control the distribution of the electrical power E in the gas detection system 10.
In the present embodiment, the detection transmission port 113 of the gas detection device 11 further includes an antenna 1135. The antenna 1135 can be disposed on the first side 112a of the body 112, for example. The antenna 1135 is coupled to the detection data transmitting unit 1131 and the detection power transmitting unit 1133. The antenna 1135 is used for wirelessly transmitting the gas signal S111 and wirelessly receiving the power E. In addition, the computer transmission port 133 of the computer device 13 further includes an antenna 1335 for signal and power transmission.
In the present embodiment, the antenna 1135 is disposed on the first side 112 a. When a user operates the computer device 13 by operating the touch unit 114 of the gas detection device 11, the antenna 1135 located at the first side 112a is closer to the computer device 13, so as to greatly improve the efficiency of receiving the electric power E and/or the efficiency of data transmission.
Specifically, the detecting transmission port 113 and the computer transmission port 133 can be implemented by Near-field communication (NFC) devices or Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) devices, for example, but the utility model is not limited thereto. It is within the scope of the present invention that the detection port 113 and the computer port 133 can transmit power and signals to each other. For example, today that NFC devices are commonly configured on a computer device such as a mobile phone or a tablet computer, the gas detection device 11 of the present embodiment can easily operate a general mobile phone or a tablet computer to transmit data or obtain power required for operation from the computer device.
In the present embodiment, the gas inlet 116 of the gas detecting device 11 can be disposed on the second side 112b of the body 112, for example. When the gas detection device 11 is used for human health detection or alcohol testing, for example, it is convenient for a user to blow the gas inlet 116 to provide the gas G when operating the gas detection device 11. Through the touch unit 114 disposed on the first side 112a and the air inlet 116 disposed on the second side 112b, the user can easily and intuitively blow air and control the computer device 13.
Additionally, the gas detection module 111 further includes a gas signal conversion unit 1113. The gas signal conversion unit 1113 is coupled to the gas detection units 1111. The gas signal conversion unit 1113 receives the gas detection signals S1111 generated by the gas detection units 1111. The gas signal conversion unit 1113 converts the gas detection signals S1111 into the gas signal S111. Specifically, the gas detection signal S1111 may only include, for example, the sensing/response signal (e.g., voltage signal) generated by the gas detection unit 1111 detecting the gas G, and the gas signal conversion unit 1113 may convert the gas detection signal S1111 into the gas signal S111 after receiving the sensing/response signal. The gas signal S111 may include various information such as the type and concentration of the gases for processing, analysis or display by the computer device 13.
In this embodiment, the body 112 of the gas detecting device 11 further includes a middle portion 112c, and the middle portion 112c is located between the first side end 112a and the second side end 112 b. The gas detection units 1111 are disposed at the middle portion 112 c. Through the touch unit 114, the gas detection units 1111 and the gas inlet 116 respectively disposed on the first side 112a, the middle portion 112c and the second side 112b, a user can easily and intuitively perform gas detection and control of the computer device 13.
In detail, the direction from the second side 112b to the first side 112a is an alignment direction D. The gas detection units 1111 may be disposed at the middle portion 112c along the arrangement direction D, for example. Therefore, the gas entering from the gas inlet 116 can sequentially pass through each of the gas detection units 1111 for corresponding gas detection. This design not only optimizes the shape and volume of the gas detecting device 11, but also improves the efficiency and accuracy of gas detection. In addition, the body 112 of the gas detecting device 11 can be configured in a pen shape, and the touch unit 114 is equivalent to a pen tip of the body 112, so that a user can easily and intuitively perform gas detection and control of the computer device 13.
Incidentally, the gas detection device 11 may further include a storage unit 115, for example, but the utility model is not limited thereto. The storage unit 115 is coupled to the gas detection module 111 and the detection transmission port 113. The storage unit 115 is used for storing the at least one gas detection signal S1111 and/or the gas signal S111, so that the gas detection device 11 can temporarily store the data of the signals, thereby facilitating the transmission or conversion of the signals. The storage unit 115 can also store the at least one gas detection signal S1111 and/or the gas signal S111, for example, when the gas detection device 11 is not connected to the computer device 13. The storage unit 115 can be implemented by a memory, a flash memory (flash memory) or a Card reader (Card-reader), for example, but the utility model is not limited thereto.
Referring to FIG. 3, FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of one possible implementation of the gas detection system 10 shown in FIG. 1. When the gas detection device 11 is used for health detection or alcohol detection of a human body, a user U can hold the main body 112 with one hand and hold the computer device 13 with the other hand. The user U can blow air into the air inlet 116 and easily and intuitively operate the computer device 13 through the touch unit 114. The user U can also obtain the required information from the touch display unit 139. As shown in fig. 1, the computer device 13 can display icons G1, G2, G3, G4, G5 and G6 through the touch display unit 139, and the icons G1, G2, G3, G4, G5 and G6 can correspond to different types of gas detection, different types of detection environments and/or different types of gas data processing and analysis, for example. Therefore, the user U can easily and intuitively perform gas detection and control of the computer device 13.
In summary, the gas detection device according to the embodiment of the utility model is provided with the detection transmission port having the detection data transmission unit and the detection power transmission unit, and can wirelessly transmit the detected gas signal to the computer device, and can also perform analysis processing on the gas signal by using the computer device. The computer device can also wirelessly provide the power required by the operation of the gas detection device, so that a power source is not required to be arranged in the gas detection device. The design of the gas detection device is greatly simplified, the convenience of use is improved, and a user can easily and intuitively operate the gas detection device.
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1. A gas detection device for transmitting a gas signal to a computer device, the gas detection device comprising:
the body comprises a first side end and a second side end which are opposite;
the touch control unit is arranged on the first side end and is used for controlling a touch control display unit of the computer device;
a gas inlet for receiving at least one gas;
the gas detection module comprises at least one gas detection unit, the gas detection unit detects one of the gases and generates at least one gas detection signal corresponding to the gas, and the gas detection module generates the gas signal according to the at least one gas detection signal; and
a detecting transmission port coupled to the gas detecting module, the detecting transmission port including a detecting data transmission unit, wherein the gas detecting device wirelessly transmits the gas signal to a computer data transmission unit of a computer transmission port of the computer device via the detecting data transmission unit.
2. The gas detection device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the detection port further comprises a detection power transmission unit wirelessly receiving a power from a computer power transmission unit of the computer port, the gas detection module receiving the power from the detection power transmission unit.
3. The gas detection device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the gas inlet is disposed on the second side end.
4. The gas detection device of claim 1, wherein the gas detection module further comprises a gas signal conversion unit, the gas signal conversion unit is coupled to the at least one gas detection unit, the gas signal conversion unit receives the at least one gas detection signal generated by the at least one gas detection unit, and the gas signal conversion unit converts the at least one gas detection signal into the gas signal.
5. The gas detection device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the detection port and the computer port are a short-range wireless communication device or a radio frequency identification device.
6. The gas detection device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the detection transmission port further comprises an antenna disposed on the first side end, the antenna is coupled to the detection data transmission unit and the detection power transmission unit, and the antenna is configured to wirelessly transmit the gas signal and wirelessly receive the power.
7. The gas detection device of claim 1, wherein the body further comprises a middle portion between the first side end and the second side end, the at least one gas detection unit being disposed in the middle portion.
8. The gas detection device of claim 7, wherein the gas detection module comprises a plurality of gas detection units, the direction from the second side end to the first side end is an arrangement direction, and the plurality of gas detection units are disposed in the middle portion along the arrangement direction.
9. The gas detection device as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a storage unit coupled to the gas detection module and the detection transmission port, the storage unit being configured to store the at least one gas detection signal and/or the gas signal.
10. A gas detection system, comprising:
a gas detection device, the gas detection device comprising:
the body comprises a first side end and a second side end which are opposite;
the touch control unit is arranged on the first side end and is used for controlling a touch control display unit of the computer device;
a gas inlet for receiving at least one gas;
the gas detection module comprises at least one gas detection unit, the gas detection unit detects one of the gases and generates a gas detection signal corresponding to the gas, and the gas detection module generates a gas signal according to the at least one gas detection signal; and
a detection transmission port coupled to the gas detection module, the detection transmission port including a detection data transmission unit; and
a computer device including a computer transmission port, wherein the gas detection device wirelessly transmits the gas signal to a computer data transmission unit of the computer transmission port via the detection data transmission unit.
11. The gas detection system of claim 10, wherein the detection port further comprises a detection power transmission unit, the computer port further comprises a computer power transmission unit, the detection power transmission unit wirelessly receives a power from the computer power transmission unit, and the gas detection module receives the power from the detection power transmission unit.
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