Electrocardiogram Cardiac Twelve Leads Digital System Acquisition and Treatment
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20758944.v12i37.672Keywords:
Twelve leads, Digital filters, PythonAbstract
Electrophysiology studies the electrical properties of biological cells and tissues, it allows us to obtain changes in voltage or current of the different tissues of the body. With this knowledge we can design systems that allow us to quantify these values to be analyzed. This article deals with the design and implementation of a system that is capable of performing the acquisition and processing of the twelve signs of the electrocardiogram (ECG). The first stage is responsible for converting and sending signals to a software electrocardiography, which is responsible for processing the signal using digital filters (line, Butterworth), with the aim of obtaining a pure and reliable signal.
lt is important to consider the next steps for the implementation of digital filters with the Python programming language. This programming language is the basis for the development of graphical user interface where signals obtained from ali twelve leads displayed on the microcontrolled system. lt also manages a database for evaluation at the time the information is stored during a test. The tests were performed with a signal generator electrocardiography, calibrated and certified for these applications.
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