IEC 60747-14-10:2019
Semiconductor devices - Part 14-10: Semiconductor sensors - Performance evaluation methods for wearable glucose sensors
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IEC 60747-14-10:2019 defines performance evaluation methods for wearable glucose sensors, making it a relevant technical reference for organizations assessing sensor behavior, test planning, and conformity documentation. As a primary document in the semiconductor sensors series, IEC 60747-14-10:2019 helps align product evaluation with a recognized framework for comparing measured performance, supporting engineering review and compliance preparation. For teams involved in procurement, laboratory testing, or regulatory preparation, it provides a focused basis for documented evaluation and technical validation.
IEC 60747-14-10:2019 standard overview
This document addresses how wearable glucose sensor performance should be evaluated within the semiconductor devices framework, with emphasis on methods rather than product claims. Its likely role is to support consistent technical assessment of sensor characteristics, helping laboratories and developers structure verification activities and compare results in a repeatable way. For organizations building a compliance reference set, the title indicates a narrow scope centered on wearable glucose sensing, which can be useful for quality workflows, performance criteria review, and formal engineering documentation.
Applications of IEC 60747-14-10:2019
The reference is most relevant to teams working on wearable health-monitoring devices that incorporate semiconductor-based glucose sensing. It may be used during product development, design verification, supplier evaluation, and test-method selection where operational consistency and measurement confidence are important. Laboratories and manufacturers can use it to support technical assessment, documentation for conformity assessment, and internal review of performance data. It is also useful for procurement teams checking whether a sensor-related specification aligns with an established testing standard.
Why IEC 60747-14-10:2019 matters
For wearable glucose sensor programs, a clear performance evaluation method can reduce ambiguity in testing workflows and improve comparability across development stages, suppliers, and test sites. IEC 60747-14-10:2019 supports risk management by helping define a common basis for verification, which can strengthen technical validation and quality assurance. In compliance-driven environments, it can also assist with regulatory preparation, engineering review, and procurement decisions by providing a credible technical document for assessing whether a sensor solution has been evaluated in a consistent and traceable manner.
- Performance evaluation methods for wearable glucose sensor technologies
- Useful for laboratory evaluation, verification activities, and documented testing workflows
- Supports conformity assessment, engineering review, and procurement checks
- Helps improve consistency in technical validation and quality workflows
- Publication Date: 2019-11-13
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 60747-14-10:2019 (2019-11-13)
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