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Bioinformatics

Glucose Monitoring System

Published : 12-01-2019

In this task, you are required to create a system that includes an automated glucose delivery system, a micro-controller, and a glucose sensor. You are given data from four unknown patients. Your system should be able to keep the glucose level of these patients within their intended range. You will be required to create a lab report that indicates the insulin input rate, transfer function for a patient, the rate at which the insulin is injected, and the glucose concentration. Next, you should plot the transfer function over the frequency ranges including its poles, zeros, and the region of convergence. You are then required to plot the glucose level over time for each patient and design a control system that has glucose level as the input and the rate of glucose injection as the output. Lastly, adapt your control system to work with a glucose pump that can only inject glucose at a constant rate.