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Block diagram of ECG measurement circuit (teaching)
Right arm
Left arm Limb lead
Right leg Lead loop
Left leg
electrodes
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Signal processing of ECG (cont.)
Right arm
Left arm
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Signal processing of ECG (cont.)
Block diagram of ECG measurement circuit (Practical)
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Signal processing of ECG (cont.)
Electrosurgery Filter: It is a low-pass filter and required on
the input to reduce interference caused by electrosurgery
and radiofrequency.
High voltage and over voltage protection: It is used to stand
large voltages during defibrillation. So the signal pass from
the surface electrodes through the protection circuit (to
protect the Bio-Amplifier during defibrillation.
Lead selector: Used to drive the required lead configuration
and give it to the Amplifier.
Calibration switch: Used to calibrate the bio-amplifier and to
adjust the electronic signal processing circuits of the ECG
device. It is used also for detection of troubleshooting. It has
a standard value of 1 mV and the out put should be 1 V (gain
of 1000 times).
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Feta ECG
To measure the ECG
of fetus
¾ A lead on the mother
chest measure the
mother’s ECG (M)
¾ A lead on the mother’s
abdomen measures the
ECG of the mother and
fetus (M+F)
¾ The differential amplifier
amplifies the difference
between (M) and (M+F)
and gives out the fetus’s
ECG →(F=(M+F)-M)
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Signal processing of ECG (cont.)
Isolation Amplifier:
¾ Isolation transformer: drives an isolated power supply to provide bias
power to the bio-amplifier and to avoid shocks through the lead to the
patient.
¾ Optical isolation: Isolation of patient and bio-amplifier can also be
obtained by using an optical isolator.
PMMC galvanometer
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Signal processing of ECG (cont.)
50/60 Hz Filter: To catch the power supply noisy frequency
Bio-amplifier:
¾ gain factor is 100
¾ High input impedance: 107 to 1012 Ω
¾ Frequency response form 0.05 to 100 Hz
Instrumentation
Amplifier