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A Novel Digital Platform for a Monitored Home-based Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Published on: April 19, 2019
[Implementation of Wearable Wireless Chest Patch Monitoring Terminal]
Bingyang Zhang1, Xiaoyu Zhao2, Yu Zhang3
1Experimental Teaching and Engineering Training Center, South-Central Minzu University, Wuhan, 430074.
Objective:
A wearable wireless chest patch monitoring terminal is designed to realize the acquisition, processing, and wireless transmission of ECG, respiration, and body temperature signals.
Methods:
The analog front-end ADS1292R, which integrates respiratory impedance and ECG front-end, is utilized to collect human ECG and respiratory signals. The body temperature is collected using a low-power, high-precision digital temperature sensor MAX30208. A filter algorithm for signal processing and wireless transmission is designed through a low-power nRF52840 Bluetooth SoC with an Arm Cortex-M4F kernel.
Results:
The experimental results show that the designed monitoring terminal can monitor the ECG, respiration, and body temperature parameters of the human body in real-time and send the monitoring results via Bluetooth, with a continuous working time of more than 13 hours.
Conclusion:
The wearable wireless chest patch monitoring terminal features good portability, long standby time, and high measurement accuracy, and it has promising application prospects in the fields of family health monitoring, mobile medical treatment, and smart healthcare.
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