EP3877347A1 - Am körper tragbares elektronisches gerät sowie verfahren zu dessen herstellung - Google Patents
Am körper tragbares elektronisches gerät sowie verfahren zu dessen herstellungInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to an electronic device that can be worn on or brought into the body and to a method for its production.
- the invention relates to a pulse watch and / or smart watch and / or probe and / or implant with a photoplethysmographic measuring device.
- pulse watches are known, i.e. electronic devices that have a
- Modern heart rate monitors are generally multifunctional and not only have a pulse measuring device, but components for a number of other functions.
- such clocks can include a display, a GPS module, etc.
- Such watches are also referred to as “smart watches”.
- the first measuring devices on the market designed as heart rate monitors worked according to the electrocardiographic measuring principle. This measuring principle has the advantage that it enables a very precise measurement.
- a disadvantage of the electrocardiographic measuring principle is its generally high energy consumption.
- the provision of an electrocardiographic measuring device in a smart watch is also complex.
- the photoplethysmographic measuring method has established itself as a common measuring principle.
- a pulse watch that works according to this measuring principle is shown, for example, in the published patent application WO 2015/102589 A1.
- the photoplethysmographic measuring principle can be integrated inexpensively and using little space, for example in the back of a heart rate monitor.
- the measuring principle uses the fact that the absorption of light, especially the absorption of certain wavelengths, depends on the hemoglobin concentration in the blood.
- the absorption increases with increasing hemoglobin concentration.
- the pulse can be determined on the basis of the course of the absorption of light.
- photoplethysmographic measuring devices use a transmitting diode, in particular an LED, and a receiving diode, that is to say in particular a photodiode, via which the back-reflected light is measured.
- Wavelengths of 510 to 920 nm are usually used.
- Green light is particularly suitable for a photoplethysmographic measuring system.
- Some systems also use light in the IR wavelength range or measure with both infrared and visible light.
- the problem is that only a small proportion of the light emitted by the transmitter diode is scattered back.
- the ambient light, artifacts during movements of the user and a varying distance between the skin and the skin Measuring device generates a strong optical noise, which makes it difficult to measure the pulse using a photoplethysmographic measuring method.
- the optical quality of the window through which the light leaves the pulse watch and / or smartwatch and through which the receiver diode measures the intensity of the reflected light plays a major role.
- the risk of injury to the user if the window is damaged or destroyed should be kept as low as possible.
- the invention has for its object to meet the above requirements in the most optimal way.
- the requirements applicable to the pulse watch and / or smart watch can also be advantageously transferred to probes and / or implants that can be inserted into the human or animal body, in particular also temporarily inserted probes that pass through the body.
- a pulse watch and / or smart watch and / or an implant are to be provided, in which the window for the transmitter and / or receiver diode is hermetically sealed and in which the optical noise caused by the window is reduced compared to measuring devices known from the prior art and if the window breaks, the risk of injury to the user is reduced.
- the object of the invention is already achieved by an electronic device which can be worn on the body or can be inserted therein according to one of the independent claims.
- the invention relates to an electronic device that can be worn on the body or that can be inserted therein, which device is designed in particular as a pulse watch and / or smart watch and / or probe and / or implant.
- Such an electronic device comprises a housing with a top and a bottom.
- the underside is designed such that it rests on the user's skin when worn.
- this window is designed as an optical fiber plate.
- An optical fiber plate consists of a large number of individual fibers which run across, in particular perpendicular, to the top and bottom and which are surrounded by a covering material (also referred to as “cladding”).
- the light is coupled into the fibers on one side and emerges from the same fiber on the other side of the optical fiber plate.
- Optical crosstalk due to volume scatter within the window can thus be largely avoided.
- optical fiber plate also has the advantage that the optical noise does not increase or only increases with the thickness of the window, since there is practically no optical crosstalk within the fiber plate.
- the optical fiber plate can therefore be made thicker and therefore more stable than in the prior art.
- the window consisting of an optical fiber plate is preferably designed as a pressure glazing.
- the inorganic carrier preferably comprises at least one of the materials metal, glass ceramic and / or opaque glass (at least for the wavelength of the light emitted by the transmitter diode).
- the carrier consists at least partially of ceramic, or comprises ceramic.
- the electronic device that can be worn on or brought into the body only has a window designed as an optical fiber plate, under which there is both a transmitter diode and a receiver diode.
- the formation of the window as an optical fiber plate makes this possible, since the use of an optical fiber plate prevents the light emitted by the transmitter diode from being reflected back to the receiver diode, thereby increasing the optical noise.
- two windows must be arranged in the carrier in order to achieve reduced optical noise, one of which is arranged above the transmitter diode and the other above the receiver diode.
- the invention is based on the finding that a melted-in glass window, in which there is a cohesive connection directly between the material of the support and glass, a robust, hermetically sealed connection with a high optical quality of the window can be provided.
- the window is preferably made of glass and / or glass ceramic as pressure glazing.
- Such pressure glazing is provided by using a support with a higher coefficient of thermal expansion a than the glass for the window.
- the window inserted into an opening is heated together with the support to a temperature above the softening temperature of the glass.
- the material of the support contracts more than the material of the window when it cools down, the glass is put under pressure.
- the window itself is also more stable.
- a window can be provided which is designed in such a way that craters occur in the event of damage, in particular in the ball drop test. Crater-like flaking occurs at the damaged area. The material flakes off in particulate form, especially in the form of powder, and thus separates from the window.
- the ball drop test can be carried out in particular by dropping a steel ball with a defined mass from a defined height under the influence of gravity on the window.
- a steel ball with a defined mass In the case of windows with a straight or flat surface, in particular a ball with a mass of 7 g can be used, with convex or concave surfaces in particular a ball with a mass of 12 g.
- the drop height for testing the breaking behavior of the window is 50 cm. In addition to a more robust design, ie a higher force, in which the damage to the window occurs in the first place, this also minimizes the risk of injury to the user.
- the inventors have recognized that the fracture behavior which is favorable for the user in the form of the material separated in powder form from the window can be achieved particularly advantageously by the window having a minimum degree of surface inaccuracies such as roughness, microdefects and / or shape deviations.
- a minimum degree of surface inaccuracies such as roughness, microdefects and / or shape deviations.
- surface structures which are manifested in an average roughness Rq and / or a number of microdefects within a measuring distance and / or a shape deviation. These shape deviations are in particular micro or nanostructures. It is assumed that these surface structures act as starting points for the breaking behavior if the maximum load capacity of the window is exceeded.
- the specified values provide sufficient surface structures to achieve the powdered separated window material that reduces the risk of injury.
- the square mean roughness value Rq is a measure of the preferred surface structures. It is known to the person skilled in the art and is calculated from the root mean square of all ordinate values within a measuring section. The measurement and the value are described in DIN EN ISO 4287 (version 2010-07).
- Rq values of 2 nm or more are preferred, particularly preferably 12 nm or more and in particular 60 nm or more. All of these values can be combined as an upper or lower limit. Such Rq values can be achieved by mechanically polishing the glazed window. This is particularly advantageous in the case of windows which have a straight or flat surface, in particular a surface which is plane-parallel or convex on the side facing the user to the surface of the housing.
- the number of microdefects within a measuring section can be specified as a measure for the surface structures. Windows made of glass and / or glass ceramic with 3 to less than 16 microdefects in one are preferred.
- Measuring section of 10 mm in length preferably from 16 to less than 80 microdefects or from 80 to less than 400 microdefects within this measurement range. This information is particularly useful for the aforementioned windows with a straight or flat surface, but can also be used for windows with a curved surface.
- Another option for processing the windows and for creating the specified surface structures is fire polishing the windows. These preferably have a fire-polished surface. However, the fire polishing is only carried out locally, especially in the surface of the windows, so that the pressure glazing is retained. In particular, this makes it possible for the windows to have surface structures in the form of a waviness, which is preferably in the range from 100 nm to 5 nm.
- Fire polishing is advantageous for curved surfaces of the windows, for example concave or convex windows.
- windows with such preferably existing surface structures are able to carry out the necessary optical requirements for the optical measurement functions of the electronic device, but in cooperation with the pressure glazing they ensure a reduced risk of injury to the user.
- a carrier material is used, the thermal
- Coefficient of linear expansion a (at 20 ° C) is at least 2, preferably at least 5 ppm / K greater than the thermal coefficient of linear expansion of the glass or glass ceramic.
- the window is made of glass and / or
- Glass ceramic connected to the carrier by means of a glass solder can also be used to provide windows which are adapted with regard to the coefficient of expansion.
- a combination of support and window with high thermal resistance can be provided.
- At least two windows made of glass and / or glass ceramic are melted into the carrier.
- One or both windows can also be designed as an optical fiber plate.
- a transmitter diode is located under a first window made of glass and / or glass ceramic, and there is one under a second window made of glass and / or glass ceramic
- the inorganic carrier is preferably at least opaque for the radiation emitted by the transmitter diode.
- the direct crosstalk from the transmitter diode to the receiver diode is minimized.
- the expansion of the light beams on the way from the transmitter diode and / or to the receiver diode is also reduced.
- the inorganic carrier preferably consists of metal, ceramic, glass ceramic and / or an opaque glass (at least for the wavelength of the light emitted by the transmitter diode).
- Metals with a thermal come in particular as metals for the carrier
- Coefficient of linear expansion a from 3 to 25 ppm / K (at 20 ° C).
- the metals used are preferably essentially nickel-free, in particular the material meets the requirements of DIN EN 1811 (version 2015-10) and / or DIN EN 12472 (version 2009-9).
- Suitable materials are in particular stainless steel, titanium, aluminum and precious metals and their alloys. Furthermore, a nickel-containing material can also be used, which is provided with a coating that prevents diffusion of nickel, for example a gold coating.
- Stainless steel can also be used as the housing material for the carrier, in particular austenitic nickel-containing stainless steel. This material forms a chrome oxide layer that prevents nickel diffusion. io
- Ceramics can also be used. These are usually already optically opaque. Melted glass forms a mechanically stable and tight connection with ceramic.
- aluminum oxide, zirconium oxide, aluminum nitride or porcelain can be used as ceramics.
- the carrier can consist of a glass, in particular a glass which is colored in such a way that it is opaque at least in the wavelength range of the radiation emitted by the transmitter diode.
- a glass doped with an oxide can be used, for example with cobalt oxide, magnesium oxide or iron oxide.
- Borosilicate glasses aluminum borosilicate glasses or sodium silicate glasses, for example, can be used as window glasses.
- the window preferably has a transmission of more than 80%, particularly preferably of more than 90%, at least for the radiation emitted by the transmitter diode.
- the window can include an anti-reflective coating. This can further improve the transmission.
- the high transmission reduces optical crosstalk.
- the glass can be provided with an anti-reflective layer.
- an infrared-transmissive glass can also be used.
- sapphire glass or, in particular when the window is designed as
- Pressure glazing also a borosilicate or soda-lime glass.
- glass and / or glass ceramic materials can be used which are biocompatible and / or bioactive, particularly advantageously those which are cell compatible and particularly advantageously even suppress the growth of cells on the window.
- the carrier comprises a protrusion in the region of the at least one window made of glass or glass ceramic.
- a supernatant is understood in particular to mean a plateau which results from the
- the invention further relates to an electronic device that can be worn on the body, in particular with one or more features described above.
- the wearable electronic device includes a case with a top and a bottom.
- the underside is designed so that when worn with the doldrums of the
- a window made of glass or glass ceramic is arranged on the underside, which according to the invention comprises an optical fiber, in particular a window, which serves as an optical
- Fiberboard is formed.
- An optical fiber plate consists of a large number of individual fibers which run across, in particular perpendicular, to the top and bottom and which are surrounded by a covering material (also referred to as “cladding”).
- the light is coupled into the fibers on one side and emerges from the same fiber on the other side of the optical fiber plate.
- optical crosstalk due to volume scatter within the window can thus be largely avoided.
- the use of an optical fiber plate also has the advantage that the optical noise does not increase or only increases with the thickness of the window, since there is practically no optical crosstalk within the fiber plate.
- the optical fiber plate can therefore be made thicker and therefore more stable than in the prior art.
- the window consisting of an optical fiber plate is preferably designed as a pressure glazing.
- the at least one window made of glass or glass ceramic is designed as a filter for a receiver and / or transmitter diode.
- the window (s) in such a way that they have a higher transmission for the wavelength of the transmitting diode than for others
- the invention further relates to the improvement of the dimensioning of a pulse watch and / or smart watch, which comprises a rear of the device with at least two windows.
- the first window made of glass and / or glass ceramic, under which the transmitter diode is arranged, is spaced on the edge side by the distance s from the second window made of glass and / or glass ceramic, under which the receiver diode is arranged.
- the first and / or the second window has the diameter d.
- the optical signal on the receiving diode is optimized via a ratio s / h between 2 and 7, preferably between 3 and 5. Furthermore, the first window and / or the second window is assigned a flea h which corresponds to the thickness of the window.
- S / d is preferably 1 to 3, very particularly preferably 1.5 to 2.5.
- At least one electrical feedthrough is embedded in the glass window.
- the at least one electrical feedthrough is preferably embedded in a separate window made of glass or glass ceramic.
- Electrical feedthroughs can be made available via the window, in particular by pressure glazing.
- the electrical feedthroughs can be used, for example, for a power supply for recharging.
- a sensor surface can be provided via an electrical feedthrough or a sensor surface can be contacted.
- a temperature measurement or moisture measurement of the doldrums and / or of the media surrounding the probe and / or the implant is provided, for example of blood and / or gastric fluid etc.
- a conductivity measurement of the doldrums and / or of the media surrounding the implant can also be carried out using electrical feedthroughs.
- the wearer's physical condition can also be deduced.
- An electronic interface can also be used via electrical feedthroughs
- the pulse watch is a
- the invention further relates to a carrier with a window made of glass and / or
- the invention further relates to a method for producing a wearable electronic device as described above.
- a window made of glass and / or glass ceramic is melted into an inorganic carrier.
- the inorganic carrier is then connected to the housing of the wearable electronic device.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the front and Fig. 2 is a schematic view of the back of an electronic device designed as a pulse watch for wearing on the body.
- Fig. 1 1 and Fig. 12 show different ways of connecting the window to the carrier.
- FIG. 13 schematically shows a photoplethysmographic measuring device which comprises a single window designed as pressure glazing.
- FIG. 14 shows a photoplethysmographic measuring device with a fiberboard as a window.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic sectional view
- FIG. 16 is a contour map based on a simulation in which the sensor signal is dependent on the thickness and the distance between the windows is plotted.
- FIG. 18 shows a further embodiment with a ceramic carrier.
- FIG. 1 and 2 show a schematic representation of an electronic device designed as a pulse watch 1 and wearable on the body.
- the pulse watch 1 comprises a housing 3 with a bracelet 2, by means of which the pulse watch 1 can be attached to the arm of the user.
- the user can read the pulse via a display 5 which is arranged on the front of the housing 3.
- the pulse watch 1 further comprises an operating device 4, for example in the form of buttons.
- the display 5 can also be designed as a touch display for operation.
- the pulse watch 1 is preferably designed as a so-called “smart watch” and can thus operate a large number of further functions.
- the housing 3 of the heart rate monitor rests on the slack of the user when worn.
- the carrier 7 made of metal comprises a plateau-shaped projection 8, in which the glass windows 9a, 9b are inserted at a distance from one another.
- One or both windows 9a, 9b can be designed as optical fiber plates.
- the windows 9a, 9b are designed as pressure glazing. Under the window 9a there is a receiver diode 11 and under the window 9b there is a transmitter diode 10, in particular an LED.
- Transmitting diode 10 and receiver diode 1 1 are part of a photoplethysmographic
- Measuring device by means of which the user's pulse is measured.
- the intensity curve of the light of the transmitter diode 10, which returns due to volume scatter in the tissue of the user, is measured via the receiver diode 11.
- the pulse can be calculated on the basis of the hemoglobin concentration fluctuating periodically with the pulse.
- the protrusion 8 of the carrier 7 ensures an improved contact of the windows 9a, 9b with the skin surface of the user.
- the carrier 7 comprises a further window 9d made of glass and / or glass ceramic, which comprises a plurality of electrical feedthroughs 13.
- electrical feedthroughs 13 are used to form contacts for an electronic interface, via which the pulse watch 1 can be charged and via which data can be exchanged, in particular in order to load software.
- the carrier 7 made of metal can be connected, for example, to the rest of the housing, in particular a rear side 6 of the housing.
- the housing of the pulse watch 1 is preferably made of metal.
- the carrier 7 can in particular also be designed as a rear housing half.
- a carrier 7 which consists, for example, of metal, ceramic or an opaque glass.
- the windows 9a and 9b are made of a material with a high transmission for the light emitted by the transmitter diode and can be optical fiber plates.
- the carrier 7, can act as an optical barrier in order to suppress a direct transition of light from the transmitter diode to the receiver diode via the windows 9a, 9b even more than is the case when only one window designed as an optical fiber plate is used.
- the windows 9a and 9b are preferably designed as pressure glazing.
- a housing with a helium leak rate of less than 10 8 mbar xl / s can be provided.
- at least two windows 9b are provided, under each of which a transmitting diode is arranged.
- the windows 9b for the transmitter diode are preferably located on both sides next to the window 9a for the receiver diode.
- the window 9a for the receiver diode is larger than the window 9b for the transmitter diodes.
- the carrier 7 preferably has a thickness of 0.3 to 2 mm, particularly preferably 0.5 to 1 mm, adjacent to the windows.
- the windows 9a, 9b preferably occupy the entire fleas of the support 7 in the area of the windows 9a, 9b.
- the carrier 7 stands on the edge over the at least one window 9a, 9b made of glass and / or glass ceramic.
- the side with the overhang preferably forms the inside of the carrier 7.
- FIG. 4 shows an alternative embodiment, in which (as also shown in FIGS. 1 and 2) the carrier 7 has an overhang 8.
- the windows 9a, 9b lie in the area of the overhang 8.
- the protrusion improves the contact of the windows 9a, 9b with the slack of the user.
- 5 shows an alternative embodiment of the invention, in which a single window 9 made of glass or glass ceramic is inserted in the support 7, under which both the transmitter diode and the receiver diode are arranged.
- This one window 9 can be designed as an optical fiber plate.
- the window 9 is not designed as pressure glazing, but is connected to the carrier 7 by means of a glass solder 12.
- the glass solder 12 is arranged in an internal groove of the carrier 7.
- the window 9 itself forms an overhang 8.
- FIG. 6 shows a further exemplary embodiment in which an electrical feedthrough 13, for example in the form of a pin, is arranged in a window 9a.
- the carrier 7 with the windows 9a, 9b corresponds to the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 3.
- Additional functionalities can be provided via glazed electrical bushings 13.
- the electrical feedthrough 13 can serve as a sensor surface for an additional electrocardiographic measuring device of the pulse watch.
- FIG 7 shows an embodiment of a window 9 in which the window 9 is designed as an optical fiber plate.
- fibers 14 in particular from glass fibers, which are embedded in a covering material 15, which preferably also consists of glass.
- the cladding material 15 has a lower refractive index than the material of the light-conducting fibers 14. Total reflections thus occur at the interface and the light is transmitted from one side to the other side within the light-guiding fibers 14.
- optical fiber plate has the advantage that there is little or no volume scatter within the window 9 thus formed, which results in a direct transmission of light to the receiver diode.
- the thickness of the optical fiber plate has only a minor influence on the optical noise.
- the optical fiber plate can comprise colored fibers, in particular colored fibers, which are distributed statistically.
- the optical fiber plate is also preferably designed as pressure glazing.
- Fig. 8 shows a further embodiment in which an optical fiber plate 16 is used, which is inserted into a carrier.
- optical fiber plate 16 is connected to partition walls 19.
- the walls 19 form internally formed chambers 17 in which, for example, a transmitting diode and / or a photodiode are arranged.
- the fiberboard 16 can be provided with a mask 20 around the transparent regions 18 thus formed, which is opaque at least for the wavelength of the transmitter diode.
- a mask 20 around the transparent regions 18 thus formed, which is opaque at least for the wavelength of the transmitter diode.
- Fiberboard 16 consists of a plurality of light-conducting fibers 14, which are embedded in a covering material 15.
- Fig. 1 1 shows an embodiment of how the optical fiber plate 16 is connected to the carrier 7, which is preferably made of metal.
- the optical fiber plate 16 is designed as pressure glazing.
- the optical fiber plate 16 thus has a lower thermal
- the optical fiber plate 16 is heated such that at least the
- Softening temperature of the wrapping material 15 is reached.
- the carrier 7 contracts more than the optical fiber plate 16, so that a compressive stress is generated in the optical fiber plate 16.
- FIG. 12 shows an alternative embodiment in which the optical fiber plate 16 is attached to one side of the carrier 7.
- connection can be made, for example, by means of a glass solder or by means of anionic bonding.
- the partition walls 19 are formed by the carrier 7, that is to say they are level with the carrier.
- the partition walls 19 can be formed, for example, by punching out a carrier 7 from metal.
- the pulse watch comprises a rear side of the housing with a carrier 7, into which a window 9 made of glass or glass ceramic is inserted. Light is radiated through the window 9 onto the skin surface 22 of the wearer via the transmitter diodes 10 located on a circuit board 21 arranged inside the housing.
- volume scattering occurs in the tissue surrounding the skin surface 22 and a small proportion of the light striking the skin surface 22 is scattered back to the receiver diode 11. This portion can be reduced by designing the window 9 as an optical fiber plate.
- the pulse can be inferred based on the change in intensity dependent on the hemoglobin concentration.
- the window 9 can be designed as a color filter, for example, which preferably transmits light in the wavelength range of the transmitter diode 10.
- volume scattering can also occur within the window 9 due to inhomogeneities, which amplify the optical noise. These depend, among other things, on the optical quality of the window 9 and on the thickness of the window 9.
- an optical fiber plate 16 can be used as a window instead of a conventional window.
- the light remains after coupling into the optical fibers within the individual light-conducting fibers, so that it does not, or at least much less, backscatter light within the optical fiber plate 16
- Receiver diode 1 1 can come.
- the refractive index of the fibers and the cladding can be selected appropriately
- Acceptance angles can be optimized to reduce optical noise.
- a photoplethysmographic measuring device which comprises the transmitter diodes 10 and the receiver diode 11, which are arranged on a printed circuit board 21.
- the windows 9b for the transmitter diodes and the window 9a for the receiver diode 11 are inserted in the carrier 7 of the pulse watch.
- the window 9a of the receiver diode 11 has a diameter dE and the window 9b of the transmitter diode has a diameter ds.
- the diameter is understood to mean the width of one window in the direction of the other window (see “d” in FIG. 10).
- the one or more windows of the transmitter diode 9b is or are the edge of the window 9a
- Receiver diode spaced by the distance s.
- the windows have a height h, which corresponds to the thickness of the respective window.
- 16 is a contour map of a simulation of the optical signal applied to the receiver diode. The darker the area, the better the optical signal.
- the distance s of the LED or photodiode is divided by the horizontal axis
- the distance s of the LED or photodiode divided by the window thickness h is plotted on the vertical axis.
- - s divided by dE or ds is between 3 and 5.
- - s divided by h is between 1, 5 and 2.5.
- FIG. 17 shows photos of a ball drop test of a pressure glazing for a pulse watch according to the invention.
- the material bursts essentially in powder form, i.e. the glass and / or glass ceramic material separated from the window is in powder form. This reduces the risk of injury to the user.
- the pressure glazing reduces the risk of cracking and complete breakage of the window.
- the invention was able to improve both the optical noise in a photoplethysmographic measuring device and the stability of a pulse watch.
- 18 shows a further preferred embodiment of the invention.
- a window 9 designed as an optical fiber plate 16 is inserted into a support 7, 70 made of ceramic.
- the window 9 is attached without compression by means of a glass solder 12.
- the connection between the ceramic carrier 7 and the window 9 can be pressure glazing or, as shown, a connection via a glass solder 12.
- the inner part 71 can be a ceramic element.
- the inner part 71 is an opaque glass.
- the outer, annular part 72 is preferably metallic.
- a carrier 7 is provided with two parts 71, 72, an outer metallic part 72 surrounding an inner part 71 made of ceramic or opaque glass, the inner part 71 being the with the window 9 closed opening 27 is arranged.
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