Experimental Study of the Performance Test for the Infusion Monitoring System

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Comparison with conventional manual adjustment to control the drop speed in clinical infusion, the infusion monitoring system can achieve much more high reliability and efficiency, and is easy to realize the automation of infusion. So the infusion monitoring system has been designed in the last papers. To test the designed system performance, some experiments are done. And the result show that under requirement of the system precision, the time consumption increase with the incensement of speed difference value; Comparing to the conventional PID controller, the fuzzy-PID controller can achieve high precision and little stabilizing time consumption.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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407-410

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September 2013

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