Comparative Study On The Different Range Of NIR Sensor Measurement For Glucose Concentration

Azmi Ali, Muhammad Hanis (2016) Comparative Study On The Different Range Of NIR Sensor Measurement For Glucose Concentration. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Diabetes is known as one of the life threatening diseases in the world that occurs not only among the adults and elderly, but also among infants and children. Blood glucose measurements are essential for diabetes patients to determine their insulin dose intake and continuous monitoring is vital to ensure that glucose level is always within the normal range. The commonly used methods to measure glucose level in blood are invasive or minimally invasive which are high in accuracy but are usually painful and has higher risk on infections. As an alternative, non-invasive technique are introduced to develop a pain free measuring method. In this project, a study was conducted to determine which near infrared sensors are going to be the best sensor in detecting the glucose concentration. The three different wavelength of near infrared sensor are used in during this project. Several experiments were conducted to find the relationship between the output voltages and glucose concentration. Results of the experiments proved that the linear relationship between output voltages and glucose concentration is significant.

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