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• TITLE: Design and Implementation of Long-Term Single-Lead ECG Monitor

  AUTHORS: Meng Shen, Shijing Xue

  KEYWORDS: Single Lead ECG, Long-Term Monitor, Low Power Consumption

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Biosciences and Medicines, Vol.3 No.4, April 9, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Some heart diseases need long-term monitoring to diagnose. In this paper, we present a wearable single lead ECG monitoring device with low power consumption based on MSP430 and single-lead ECG front-end AD8232, which could acquire and store patient’s ECG data for 7 days continuously. This device is available for long-term wearing with a small volume. Also, it could detect user’s motion status with an acceleration sensor and supports Bluetooth 4.0 protocol. So it could be expanded to be a dynamic heart rate monitor and/or sleep quality monitor combined with smart phone. The device has huge potential of application for health care of human daily life.