ECG, EEG & EMG Signal Acquisition
Learners gain practical knowledge of sensors, electrodes, and signal acquisition techniques.
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ECG, EEG & EMG Signal Acquisition provides a focused study on how key biomedical signals are measured and recorded from the human body. The course covers the physiological origins of ECG, EEG, and EMG signals, electrode placement, signal conditioning, noise reduction, and safety considerations. It is designed for biomedical engineers and healthcare technology professionals working with diagnostic and monitoring systems.
Course Outline
Introduction to Biomedical Signal Acquisition
Physiological Origin of ECG, EEG & EMG
Overview of Bioelectrodes & Skin–Electrode Interface
ECG Signal Acquisition & Lead Systems
EEG Signal Acquisition & Electrode Placement (10–20 System)
EMG Signal Acquisition & Muscle Activity Measurement
Signal Conditioning & Amplification
Noise, Artifacts & Interference Reduction
Safety & Electrical Isolation in Biosignal Measurement
Data Acquisition Hardware & Interfaces
Clinical Applications of ECG, EEG & EMG
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