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Pulse oximeter: measurement of pulse and oxygen saturation of arterial blood

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  • #31 8818640
    marcelix007
    Level 14  
    I supposed a layout could be made
    (current to voltage) >> (filters) >> split into two multiplexed signals >> (100n capacitor) >> (amplifier) >> (ADC)

    I am probably wrong, but I wonder why you can't do that. I don't know much about analogue
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  • #32 8819129
    Frredd
    Level 12  
    Very interesting device. And could it be used to measure your heart rate during exercise? Ie. Will this method of measurement (finger clip) not cause a lot of errors when moving the delinquent?
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  • #33 8820389
    mb1988
    Level 12  
    Since one image means more than a thousand words, I attach drawings. The surgery performed for me looks like this:
    Pulse oximeter: measurement of pulse and oxygen saturation of arterial blood

    The operation proposed by a friend, however:
    Pulse oximeter: measurement of pulse and oxygen saturation of arterial blood

    The horizontal axis is the time axis. We see that in the second case, direct filtering of the multiplexed signal causes a complete blurring of the difference between the channels and the inability to recover the information originally contained in them.

    When it comes to the use of the device in measuring the pulse of athletes, for this purpose pulse oximeters completely contained in the clip housing are used (the clip itself is the whole device). Thanks to this, when moving the hand, we do not feel the resistance of the cable, and thus the movement of the sensor relative to the finger is smaller, which results in less reading interference.
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  • #34 8823049
    marcelix007
    Level 14  
    Thanks for the clarification. It became logical and obvious.
    What filter did you use and at what frequency do you cut the band?
  • #35 9500799
    mrmaro
    Level 1  
    at the beginning I would like to congratulate you on the successful project, I have a question about the photodiode you used, namely I suspect that there is no equal sensitivity for 2 wavelength, did you compile it somehow?
  • #36 10921451
    Galareta
    Level 23  
    Can the input amplifier be replaced e.g. with OP07 or something else cheaper? and as 2 amplifier already use something like lm358? I mean the measurement of the pulse itself once wanted to play with it but I came back only now:] time did not allow earlier:] In addition, I wanted to ask if the better transmission diode (IR) 30 degrees or 60. As a phototransistor I wanted to use LTR4206E

    This is exactly what I wanted to model: (I don't know the author I have been on disk for over a year, so I don't remember)

    Pulse oximeter: measurement of pulse and oxygen saturation of arterial blood
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  • #37 11256858
    vokno
    Level 1  
    congratulations on the construction, I have a question: can you build a collecting pulsoximeter
    satO2 from the ventricles of the heart, in addition to such a detector to work with an ultrasound head for heart examination, measuring depth 4-5cm from the skin, if the purpose of such measurements is unclear, please contact me by email: lancet(_at_)me.com or tel 603601401
    pzdr

Topic summary

A group of engineering students developed a DIY pulse oximeter that measures arterial blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate using a microcontroller (68HC908AB32). The device operates by shining two wavelengths of light (660nm and 940nm) through a finger to analyze the absorption characteristics of oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin. The project was showcased at the Krakow Science Festival. Discussions included the importance of using two wavelengths to account for various tissue interferences, the design aesthetics, and technical questions regarding signal processing and calibration. The device has not been compared with commercial models, and the authors used empirical relationships for measurements. The project also involved photochemical methods for creating circuit boards.
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