The MAX30105EFD+T belongs to the category of integrated optical sensor modules.
It is commonly used for non-invasive heart rate and oxygen saturation (SpO2) monitoring in wearable devices and medical equipment.
The MAX30105EFD+T is available in a compact 14-pin TDFN package.
This sensor module is essential for accurate and reliable heart rate and SpO2 monitoring in various applications.
The MAX30105EFD+T is typically packaged in reels with a quantity of 2500 units per reel.
The MAX30105EFD+T utilizes the principles of photoplethysmography (PPG) to measure changes in blood volume by shining light into the skin and detecting the amount of light absorbed. The red and infrared LEDs illuminate the skin, while the photodetectors capture the reflected light. By analyzing the variations in light absorption, the sensor can accurately determine the user's heart rate and SpO2 levels.
The MAX30105EFD+T is widely used in: - Wearable fitness trackers - Smartwatches - Medical patient monitors - Portable health devices
In summary, the MAX30105EFD+T is an essential component for non-invasive heart rate and SpO2 monitoring in various applications, offering compact size, low power consumption, and accurate measurements. Its working principle based on PPG enables reliable data acquisition, making it a valuable sensor module in the field of healthcare and wearable technology.
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