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EKG active filter designs with single power supply

This is my beginners attempt at designing a EKG. I have printed out the PCB and attached all components to it to test it out. What I have observed are the following: 1. The outputs Vout1 as well as ...
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The amplification factor of the EMG circuit did not meet expectations

I've recently embarked on a project to create a DIY EMG system and have been using Multisim for simulation purposes before finalizing the PCB design. Attached is an image of my EMG circuit. In this ...
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What is the reference voltage of Vin- and Vin+ in this circuit?

I'm trying to make a PCB board to measure Electrocardiogram (ECG) signal. I have some doubts about the DC offset of the 2 input signals (\$V_{IN-}\$, \$V_{IN+}\$) with reference to analog ground. I ...
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How to convert the outputs from the MAX30003 and/or AD8232 ECG modules to millivolts (mV)

I have been working with the MAX30003 and AD8232 ECG modules for a while now and I am trying to figure out what the raw outputs from both modules correlate to. I cannot seem to find any information ...
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Risk of getting shocked by ECG leads? [closed]

I have recently come into possession of a GE patient monitor (Eagle 4000) which looks structurally sound, probably decommissioned because of its age. It seems to work without a hiccup but I remembered ...
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ECG electric design: 1 and 3 op-amp designs from a safety point of view

During the design of an ECG using an instrumentation and a differential amplifier, we can across this question: Comparing the one and three op-amp designs from a safety point of view: of the two ...
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Recording of sensory nerve evoked potential generated through skin-receptors [closed]

If we touch / give pressure to a skin, there are many mechano-receptors like meissner/pacinian corpuscles that produce action potential in neurons. I am in a need to detect those action potentials ...
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