Instrumentation Handbook for Biomedical Engineers: A Laboratory Guide

Instrumentation Handbook for Biomedical Engineers

A Laboratory Guide
 
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ISBN13:9781466504660
ISBN10:1466504668
Kötéstípus:Keménykötés
Terjedelem:216 oldal
Méret:234x156 mm
Súly:566 g
Nyelv:angol
Illusztrációk: 73 Illustrations, black & white; 9 Illustrations, color; 24 Halftones, black & white; 57 Line drawings, black & white; 8 Line drawings, color; 9 Tables, black & white
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Rövid leírás:

The book fills a void as a textbook with hands-on laboratory exercises designed for biomedical engineering undergraduates in their senior year or the first year of graduate studies specializing in electrical aspects of bioinstrumentation.

Hosszú leírás:

The book fills a void as a textbook with hands-on laboratory exercises designed for biomedical engineering undergraduates in their senior year or the first year of graduate studies specializing in electrical aspects of bioinstrumentation. Each laboratory exercise concentrates on measuring a biophysical or biomedical entity, such as force, blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, etc., and guides students though all the way from sensor level to data acquisition and analysis on the computer. The book distinguishes itself from others by providing electrical circuits and other measurement setups that have been tested by the authors while teaching undergraduate classes at their home institute over many years.


Key Features:
? Hands-on laboratory exercises on measurements of biophysical and biomedical variables
? Each laboratory exercise is complete by itself and they can be covered in any sequence desired by the instructor during the semester
? Electronic equipment and supplies required are typical for biomedical engineering departments
? Data collected by undergraduate students and data analysis results are provided as samples
? Additional information and references are included for preparing a report or further reading at the end of each chapter


Students using this book are expected to have basic knowledge of electrical circuits and troubleshooting. Practical information on circuit components, basic laboratory equipment, and circuit troubleshooting is also provided in the first chapter of the book.



"Biomedical instrumentation is one of the fundamental core course in any ABET certified Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Curriculum. This prepares engineers with fundamentals in electrical circuits and their applications to Biomedical Engineering of devices.
This book provides a perfect combination of hands on circuits, exercises and tools that can be adapted to an undergraduate level Biomedical Instrumentation course. The pedagogical features of this book (brainstorm questions, prelab and postlad questions) encourage critical thinking beyond the curriculum. Rich in information and easy to use, it assumes basic knowledge and provides answers to questions from practitioners and specialists in the field, as well as providing key references for further study."
-Ramana Kumar Vinjamuri, PhD, Harvey N. Davis Distinguished Assistant Professor 

Tartalomjegyzék:

Contents



Foreword, xi


Preface, xiii


About the Authors, xv


Abbreviations, xvii


Introduction, xix



Studio 1 ? Body Thermometer Using a Wheatstone Bridge


and the Projection Method 1


S1.1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1


S1.2 BACKGROUND 1


S1.3 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 3


S1.4 SAFETY NOTES 3


S1.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 3


S1.6 PRE-LAB QUESTIONS 4


S1.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 5


S1.7.1 Circuit Testing and Troubleshooting 6


S1.8 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 9


S1.9 POST-LAB QUESTIONS 9


REFERENCES AND MATERIAL FOR FURTHER READING 9



Studio 2 ? Electrophysiological Amplifier: Recording


Electrocardiograms Through A Breadboard 11


S2.1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 11


S2.2 BACKGROUND 12


S2.3 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 23


S2.4 SAFETY NOTES 24


S2.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 24


S2.6 PRE-LAB QUESTIONS 25


S2.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 26


S2.8 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 34


S2.9 POST-LAB QUESTIONS 35


S2.10 ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTAL ACTIVITIES 36


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 37



Studio 3 ? Small Signal Rectifier-Averager for EMG Signals 39


S3.1 BACKGROUND 39


S3.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 40


S3.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 40


S3.4 SAFETY NOTES 40


S3.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 40


S3.6 CIRCUIT OPERATION 41


S3.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 43


S3.8 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 47


S3.9 QUESTIONS FOR BRAINSTORMING 47


S3.10 IMPORTANT TOPICS TO INCLUDE IN THE LAB


REPORT 48


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 48



Studio 4 ? Digital Voltmeter: Usage of Analog-to-Digital


Converters 49


S4.1 BACKGROUND 49


S4.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 50


S4.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 50


S4.4 NOTES ON SAFETY 51


S4.5 LIST OF MATERIALS 51


S4.6 CIRCUIT OPERATION 52


S4.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 55


S4.8 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 58


S4.9 QUESTIONS FOR BRAINSTORMING 60


S4.10 IMPORTANT TOPICS TO INCLUDE IN THE


LAB REPORT 61


REFERENCES AND MATERIAL FOR FURTHER READING 61



Studio 5 ? Force Measurements with PZT Transducers 63


S5.1 BACKGROUND 63


S5.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 63


S5.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 63


S5.4 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 64


S5.5 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 65


S5.6 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 71


S5.7 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 71


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 72



Studio 6 ? Oscillometric Method for Measurement of


Blood Pressure 73


S6.1 BACKGROUND 73


S6.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 74


S6.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 74


S6.4 NOTES ON SAFETY 74


S6.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 74


S6.6 CIRCUIT OPERATION 76


S6.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 76


S6.8 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 84


S6.9 IMPORTANT TOPICS TO INCLUDE IN THE LAB


REPORT 85


REFERENCES AND MATERIAL FOR FURTHER READING 85



Studio 7 ? Electronic Stethoscope: Heart Sounds 87


S7.1 BACKGROUND 87


S7.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 88


S7.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 88


S7.4 SAFETY NOTES 88


S7.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS, AND SOFTWARE 88


S7.6 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 89


S7.7 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 92


S7.8 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 93


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 93



Studio 8 ? Transmission Photoplethysmograph: Fingertip


Optical Heart Rate Monitor 95


S8.1 BACKGROUND 95


S8.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 100


S8.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 101


S8.4 SAFETY NOTES 101


S8.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 101


S8.6 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 102


S8.7 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 106


S8.8 PRE-LAB QUESTIONS 107


S8.9 POST-LAB QUESTIONS 108


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 108



Studio 9 ? Measurement of Hand Tremor Forces with


Strain-Gauge Force Transducer 111


S9.1 BACKGROUND 111


S9.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 112


S9.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 112


S9.4 SAFETY NOTES 112


S9.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 112


S9.6 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 114


S9.7 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 120


S9.8 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 121


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 122



Studio 10 ? Optical Isolation of Physiological Amplifiers 123


S10.1 BACKGROUND 123


S10.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 123


S10.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 124


S10.4 SAFETY NOTES 124


S10.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 124


S10.6 CIRCUIT OPERATION 125


S10.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 127


S10.8 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 130


S10.9 QUESTIONS FOR BRAINSTORMING 132


S10.10 IMPORTANT TOPICS TO INCLUDE IN LAB REPORT 132


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 132



Studio 11 ? Extraction of Respiratory Rate from ECG


(ECG-Derived Respiration-EDR) 133


S11.1 BACKGROUND 133


S11.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 133


S11.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 134


S11.4 SAFETY NOTES 134


S11.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 134


S11.6 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 134


S11.7 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING 135


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 139



Studio 12 ? Heart Rate Variability Analysis in Frequency


Domain 141


S12.1 BACKGROUND 141


S12.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 143


S12.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVE 143


S12.4 SAFETY NOTES 143


S12.5 EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE 144


S12.6 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 144


S12.7 DATA ANALYSIS 145


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 152



Studio 13 ? AC Impedance of Electrode-Body Interface 153


S13.1 BACKGROUND 153


S13.2 OVERVIEW OF THE EXPERIMENT 154


S13.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 154


S13.4 SAFETY NOTES 154


S13.5 EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, ELECTRONIC


COMPONENTS AND SOFTWARE 155


S13.6 CIRCUIT OPERATION 156


S13.7 DETAILED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 156


S13.8 CIRCUIT TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING 159


S13.9 QUESTIONS FOR BRAINSTORMING 159


S13.10 IMPORTANT TOPICS TO INCLUDE IN LAB REPORT 159


REFERENCES AND MATERIALS FOR FURTHER READING 160



APPENDIX I: USING ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND


CIRCUIT DESIGN, 161


APPENDIX II: REQUIRED EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS, 175



INDEX, 181