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Abstract In this work, a portable venturi tube capable of measuring bidirectional respiratory flow is developed and correlated the measurements to pulmonary function. Pressure signals are transduced using flexible and compressible capacitive foam sensors embedded into the wall of the device. In this configuration, the sensors are able to provide differential pressure readings, from which the airflow rate passing through the tube could be extrapolated. Utilizing the venturi effect, the geometry of the spirometer tube is designed through finite element analysis to measure respiratory airflow during inhalation and exhalation. The device tube is 3D‐printed and used to measure tidal breathing and deep breathing, along with peak expiratory flow rates, on a healthy individual. This spirometer design allows for easy‐to‐use point‐of‐care diagnoses and has the potential to improve the care of respiratory illnesses.more » « less
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Liu, Jiaxi; Verrett, Mya; Wieand, Alyssa; Burch, Anna; Jeon, Ariel; Collins, John; Yalcin, Cagri; Garudadri, Harinath; Skalsky, Andrew J; Ng, Tse Nga (, Biosensors and Bioelectronics)Free, publicly-accessible full text available January 1, 2026
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Liu, Jiaxi; Skalsky, Andrew J.; Wieand, Alyssa; Jensen, Anna; Yalcin, Cagri; Verrett, Mya; Garudadri, Harinath; Ng, Tse Nga (, IEEE)
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Amit, Moran; Yalcin, Cagri; Liu, Jiaxi; Skalsky, Andrew J.; Garudadri, Harinath; Ng, Tse Nga (, iScience)
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Liu, Jiaxi; Le, Thy; Sadatian, Ellie; Yao, Lulu; Garudadri, Harinath; Dunphy, Stephen A.; McClung, Christian; Ng, Tse Nga (, IEEE Journal on Flexible Electronics)
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