Info/help/cct diagrams on ECG machines

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This discussion focuses on obtaining information and circuit diagrams for ECG machines, specifically for creating a simple wireless ECG using Bluetooth or RF technology. The user references HowStuffWorks for general information but finds it lacking in technical details. They recommend a specific academic paper titled "A Portable, Low-Power, Wireless Two-Lead EKG System" from Harvard University as a valuable resource for understanding the electrode circuit in ECG machines. Additionally, they mention a website that interprets EKG traces but does not provide insights into the machine's operational mechanics.

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I'm looking for info/help/cct diagrams on ECG machines, how they work etc etc. the full works. Looking to make a "simple" wireless ecg on bluetooth/rf.
any help? sites? thanks:)
 
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I went to Howstuffworks.com and did a search. They don't have a direct explanation about how EKG machines work, but they did have a link to this interesting site:

http://themdsite.com/default.cfm

That site is more about interpreting the EKG trace, not about how the machine measures it.

Then I googled ekg machine electrode circuit and got lots of good hits. Here's the first one:

http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/papers/ekg-embs04.pdf

"A Portable, Low-Power, Wireless Two-Lead EKG System"

Hope that helps. -Mike-
 
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