What is BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 - Evaluation methods for wearable glucose sensors about?
BS IEC 60747 is a series of the international standard used for semiconductor devices that have their electrical conductivities lying between that of good conductors and insulators.
BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 is one of the parts of the BS IEC 60747 series of documents that specifies the terms, definitions, symbols, tests, and performance evaluation methods used to determine the performance characteristics of wearable electrochemical-glucose sensors for practical use.
Note: BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 is applicable to all wearable electrochemical-glucose sensors for consumers and manufacturers, without any limitations on device technology and size.
Who is BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 - Evaluation methods for wearable glucose sensors for?
BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 on Semiconductor devices is useful for:
- Manufacturers of glucose sensor devices
- Manufacturers of electronic devices
- Manufacturers of electronic watches
Why should you use BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 - Evaluation methods for wearable glucose sensors?
The electromechanical glucose sensors generate a current from the electrochemical reaction between glucose and a glucose oxidase layer on the working electrode (WE) that help in measuring the glucose in the human body.
BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 assist you in identifying and measuring the characteristic parameters of wearable glucose sensors.
The test methods specified in BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 are in-vitro, preclinical and clinical tests used to evaluate the wearable electrochemical-glucose sensor.
BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 ensures the sustainability of sensors in different climatic conditions and can help in installing semiconductor sensors. The precautions regarding the handling of wearable glucose sensors are mentioned in BS IEC 60747‑14‑10.
Overall, BS IEC 60747‑14‑10 leads you through the designing of glucose sensors specifying the characteristics that help in achieving high-quality wearable glucose sensors.
