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Délia Boino
Submitted by dboino on 7 April 2021
Intended learning outcomes

A student completing this course unit should be able to:

  1. Explain the origin of biopotentials and their characteristics.
  2. Explain with technical detail the operation of common medical devices to monitor physiological parameters, including those related to arterial pressure, oximetry, ECG, EMG, EEG and the respiratory system.
  3. Recognize noise and interference sources which affect biomedical signals and approaches to minimize their impact.
  4. Identify basic strategies for electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility.
  5. Plan and build a biomedical device involving a transducer, analog front-end and a communication interface to a PC.
  6. Critically analyze experimental results, design and perform tests to verify the operation of the biomedical device.

 

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