General Electric Company

Cytiva Sweden Ab

Purbasha Halder

Nagapriya Kavoori Sethumadhavan

Suma Memana Narayana Bhat

Deepak Aravind

Sandip Maity

Andreas Axen

Samhitha Palanganda Poonacha

Hanish Lakhani

Victor Jose

Veena B N Rao

Prasenjit Pandey

Moitrayee Mukherjee

Harish Sasikumar

A bio-processing system () for wirelessly powering one or more sensors (-) is presented. The system () includes bio-processing units (-), process supporting devices (-), energy sources (-), and sensors (-) including an energy harvesting unit () and an energy storage unit (). The system () includes a power management subsystem () wirelessly coupled to the sensors (-) and including a processor () configured to wirelessly monitor energy consumption of the sensors (-) and a level of energy stored in corresponding energy storage units (), select at least one sensor (-) based on the energy consumption of the sensors (-) and corresponding levels of energy stored in the energy storage units (), and identify at least one active energy source (-) as a power source, where the identified power source is configured to wirelessly transfer power to the selected sensor (-).

System and method for wirelessly powering a sensor in a bio-processing environment

A method for determining a concentration of at least one individual gas present in a gas-mixture includes irradiating a first component by incident modulated-light-beams characterized by a determined absorption wavelength range, modulation frequencies and a modulation amplitudes to generate first transmitted-light-beams, irradiating a second component, comprising a determined concentration of the at least one individual gas, by the first incident modulated-light-beams to generate second transmitted-light-beams, generating noise signals representative of a characteristic of the first transmitted-light-beams, generating noise-free signals representative of a characteristic of the second transmitted-light-beams, selecting an optimal modulation frequency and an optimal modulation amplitude from the modulation frequencies and the modulation amplitudes based on the noise signals and the noise-free signals, and determining a concentration of the at least one individual gas in the gas-mixture based on the optimal modulation frequency and the optimal modulation amplitude of the determined absorption wavelength range.

Systems and methods to analyze a gas-mixture

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