JOURNAL ARTICLE
A portable 12-lead ECG acquisition system
Abstract
This paper presents a novel design scheme of a portable 12 lead ECG signal acquisition system. The proposed system mainly consists of three parts: An ECG signal acquisition module based on ADS1298, a control module based on MSP430, and an Android medical software runs on smart phone. The collected ECG data is sent from the control unit to user's mobile phone via Bluetooth for further processing, storing, and displaying. The three parts are integrated together to achieve a small size, wireless and portable ECG acquisition system.
Keywords:
Bluetooth Computer science Data acquisition Computer hardware Android (operating system) Wireless Embedded system Mobile phone Software Smart phone Real-time computing Telecommunications Operating system
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Citation History
Topics
ECG Monitoring and Analysis
Health Sciences → Medicine → Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine
Bluetooth and Wireless Communication Technologies
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
Wireless Body Area Networks
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Biomedical Engineering
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