ZHU Xiaoming, WANG Zhongyue, CHEN Linhai, et al. Dynamic electrocardiogram monitoring system based on fabric electrode[J]. 2020, 39(7): 105-107. DOI: 10.13873/J.1000-9787(2020)07-0105-03.
To achieve daily electrocardiogram(ECG) monitoring of the human body
a dynamic ECG monitoring system with high comfort and excellent medical value is developed. The dynamic ECG monitoring system is designed as a T-shirt
which integrates the fabric electrode and the lead wire into the clothes
which greatly improves the user experience. The ECG cloth collects the electrocardiogram signal of the human body surface through the fabric electrode
and the MCU controls the analog-to-digital conversion module for sampling
and then stores the sampled signal in local storage or sends it to the upper computer through Bluetooth. The ECG cloth uses an EASI lead system that can be derived from the standard 12-lead ECG for easy observation and analysis by doctors. The designed system has very high user experience and high medical value
it is very suitable for people’s daily life scenes
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