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02-08-2012 06:25 PM
is it possible to record ECG signal wirelessly through WSN ni module or any other ni module .. plzz suggest n how will that help us to record ecg wirelessly with labview
02-09-2012 11:31 AM
Yes - you can use a wireless DAQ product like the ones shown on this page: http://www.ni.com/dataacquisition/wireless/
But - you still need an ECG amplifier to provide the needed amplification, filtering, and proper electrode interface to acquire clean ECG waveforms. Simple battery powered ECG circuit examples can be found easily on the web and the outputs will typically be compatible with the inputs of NI data acquisition modules.
The wireless sensor nodes (NI WSN) products are going to be too slow for ECG - they are meant for very slow signals like temperature.
02-09-2012 01:33 PM
thanku for replying my query sir , it certainly increased my other possilities... but here i m trying to figure out ECG recording in other way..basically the idea of body network sensors, see the link http://www.google.co.in/imgres?q=body+network+sens
here u see the electrodes on the body are attached to a module(fixed or fitted on belt) through wires... then this modul sends the recorded data to the other module(or computer) wirelessly , which is connected to computer n labview , to analyse the waveform or values which is being recorded.... so is it possilble that any NI Module can act like the above module that i mentioned.. WSN NI module looked closed to fulfill my requirement ... so it is possible to measure biomedical signals through WSN NI module?? so can u plzz suggest me how can i proceed in this project!!!
thanking you!!
02-09-2012 03:52 PM
Sorry - at the moment NI doesn't have any product to communicate data wirelessly in the way you describe.
02-20-2013 03:04 AM
I complete the designing front panel and block diagram ..But I don't understand How to interface the real time signal to the labview... I wish you would help me....
02-20-2013 09:22 AM
You should really have posted a new question instead of using an old and unrelated thread. This whole board is for an obsolete product and you shouldn't be posting here at all. Did you see the link above to the biomedical users group?
If you have really completed the design of the block diagram, then actually writing the code should be simple. Where exactly are you having problems? What hardware are you using?
When you post back, please attach the code you have already written so someone can understand your problem better.
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