Independent monitoring circuit for a disinfection system

This invention describes a system for disinfecting a chamber, typically using radiation like UV light. It employs two separate sensor systems to measure the radiation inside: a primary system with two sensors and an independent backup system with one sensor. A computer compares the readings from both to confirm the disinfection was effective or to flag an error if there's a discrepancy.

Why it matters: The need for robust disinfection validation was already high when filed in 2020. The primary obstacle remains the added cost and complexity of a redundant sensor system, which may still limit its adoption in price-sensitive applications.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: ModerateRadiation source, photodiodes, control electronics, software logic

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