ECG event recorder and physical telemetry system design
2019
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Süleyman Bilgin
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Thanks to this system, a telemetry system has been developed to help the follow and diagnose of people with heart problems or the people with the possibility of heart problems. In accordance with this purpose, the study that we carried out consists of 3 parts. These sections are respectively: Wireless ECG receiver design, Android interface design and computer interface design. In this study, the signal that placed the signals are received by the electrodes placed in the body are converted to an operable analogy signal after filtering. The signal that is converted to digital with the help of microprocessor is provided wireless data transmission by sending to Bluetooth module. The ECG recording system is carried out by providing a Bluetooth connection between the Android interface design and the wireless ECG receiver circuit. At the end of the registration process, the data is provided to be sent to the physician's Email address with the patient information. With the computer interface, Physician's Emails automatic control is provided. The patient information and ECG file were recorded on the computer with the detection of the new incoming E-mail and the patient ECG graph was drawn.
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Dr. Mustafa Oktay
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Mustafa Oktay (Master Thesis). ECG event recorder and physical telemetry system design, 2019, Akdeniz University.
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