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Comprehensive experimental box for medical electronic teaching instruments

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The medical electronic teaching instrument comprehensive experimental box is a medical electronic comprehensive teaching experimental platform, which is equipped with an industrial grade computer, a 4-digit high-precision multimeter, a 50Msps oscilloscope, and a signal generator. It integrates the ARM Cortex-M3 development environment and Arduino UNO. Supporting the acquisition and filtering of bioelectric signals such as electrocardiogram, electromyography, and skin conductance, equipped with programmable electrical stimulation modules and 11 types of medical sensors, suitable for signal processing, embedded development, and medical instrument design training in biomedical engineering, medical electronics technology, and other majors.

Product Details

医学电子教学仪器综合实验箱

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1、 Product Overview

Comprehensive experimental box for medical electronic teaching instrumentsIt is a new generation comprehensive teaching and experimental platform designed for majors such as medical electronics, biomedical engineering, electronic information, and nursing informationization in universities. The platform breaks through the limitations of traditional medical electronic experiment boxes that only support analog circuits, and deeply integrates built-in computers, professional digital instruments, embedded development platforms, and multiple types of medical sensors to build a complete teaching ecosystem of "analog+digital+embedded".

Applicable majors and courses:

Applicable Majors

Corresponding core courses

biomedical engineering

Biomedical signal processing, medical instrument design, embedded system development

Medical Electronic Technology

Analog electronic circuits, principles of medical sensors, digital signal processing

electronic information engineering

Principles and Applications of Single Chip Microcontrollers, Sensor Technology, Signals and Systems

Nursing Informatization/Medical Devices

Principles of medical equipment and vital sign monitoring technology

2、 Built in all-in-one computer

Comprehensive experimental box for medical electronic teaching instrumentsEquipped with industrial grade embedded computers as standard, it solves the pain point of traditional experimental boxes that require external computers. All programming IDEs, upper computer software, and data analysis tools are pre installed on the built-in computer, and there is no need to configure additional computer resources in the laboratory.

parameter

specification

processor

X86 architecture, with a main frequency of 2.16GHz, running stably and smoothly

memory

DDR3L SODIMM 4GB

storage

Solid state drive (SSD), fast system startup, stable read and write

display screen

14 inch IPS screen, 1920 × 1080 resolution, 60Hz, wide viewing angle and high color accuracy

USB port

1 x USB 3.0+3 x USB 2.0 (connected to microcontroller burner and peripherals)

video output

1 x HDMI+1 x VGA (can be connected to a projector or large screen for classroom presentations)

audio interface

Earphone interface+microphone

serial port

1 × COM (RS-232, can directly connect to serial devices)

Internet

2 x Gigabit Ethernet (campus network+experimental LAN isolated independently)

Wireless Expansion

2 x antenna interface, supporting WiFi/Bluetooth module expansion

input device

Standard Bluetooth wireless keyboard+wireless mouse

System protection

Self recovery and system restoration, one click factory state restoration, effectively preventing viruses and misoperations

Startup method

Support power on self start, reducing preparation time before class

3、 Built in professional digital instruments

deviceEmbedded with built-in digital instruments, this all-in-one digital instrument integrates a 4-digit high-precision multimeter, a 50Msps digital oscilloscope, and a signal generator. Equipped with a 3.5-inch touch screen, it replaces the scattered low precision measurement units in traditional experimental boxes and provides students with a professional level instrument operation experience.

Instrument module

core specifications

Teaching purpose

Digital Multimeter

4 and a half bit accuracy, 60000 counts, 5ppm reference, TRMS true RMS DC/AC voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, diode, temperature, on-off

Accurately measure the parameters of each experimental node, and use TRMS function for non sinusoidal wave analysis

Digital Oscilloscope

10 bit ADC sampling, 50Mps sampling rate, 10MHz bandwidth, 64Kps deep storage, 3.5-inch touch screen operation

Real time observation of physiological signal waveform, filtering effect, microcontroller DAC output, electrical stimulation pulse

signal generator

Built in multiple waveforms (sine/square/triangular, etc.) with adjustable frequency/amplitude

Provide standard test signals for filter and amplifier experiments

Explanation: [Comparison] The accuracy index of the built-in instrument far exceeds the commonly seen market experiment box built-in multimeter (± 1%): 5ppm benchmark+TRMS true effective value, suitable for high demand medical signal precision measurement teaching scenarios.

4、 Embedded development platform

This is the core differentiation capability of our platform compared to all similar products. The platform is equipped with an ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller development environment and Arduino UNO. Students can directly complete the entire process of writing, compiling, burning, and debugging embedded programs on the platform without the need to purchase additional development boards.

resource

specification

Experimental purpose

processor

ARM Cortex-M3,72MHz

Embedded real-time control, FreeRTOS multitasking experiment

storage

256KB Flash,48KB RAM

Complete routine inventory storage, multi-sensor parallel data caching

ADC

12 bit precision, up to 1Msps, 8+channels

Digital acquisition of bioelectric signals and reading of sensor data

DAC

12 bits, 2 channels

Student programming implementation of DDS waveform generation (verified by oscilloscope observation)

Communication bus

I2C×2,SPI×2,UART×3

Drive all digital sensors and upload data to the built-in computer

timer

TIM1–TIM4, Support PWM/capture

Accurate timing, frequency measurement, PWM control

Burn debugging

Onboard ST Link V2, USB direct connection to built-in computer

No need for an external burner, one click download of programs

GPIO extension

All pins are led out to a 2.54mm pin bank

Free wiring, compatible with DuPont wire experiment

Pre installed development software (built-in computer)

software

purpose

Keil MDK/Microcontroller CubeIDE

Professional development IDE for microcontrollers, supporting online debugging (via ST Link)

Arduino IDE

Arduino development environment, one click compilation and burning

host computer

Real time display of sensor data, FFT spectrum analysis, CSV/Excel data export

Serial port debugging assistant

Debugging of serial communication between microcontroller and built-in computer

Complete set of routine libraries

Covering all sensors and experimental modules, ready to use out of the box

5、 Collection and processing of bioelectric signals

The collection of bioelectric signals is the core experimental content of medical electronic teaching. The DICE-K850 is equipped with a professional grade bioelectric signal amplification front-end circuit, which can directly collect weak bioelectric signals such as human electrocardiogram (ECG), electromyography (EMG), electroencephalography (EEG), and skin conductance (GSR), and observe waveforms in real time through a built-in oscilloscope.

1. Bioelectric signal amplification module

parameter

specification

Core chip

ECG acquisition module ECG acquisition module (built-in amplifier+filter)

voltage gain

10-1000 times, continuously adjustable

frequency bandwidth

0.1Hz-20kHz (covering the entire range from EEG to EMG)

Common mode rejection ratio (CMRR)

≥ 100dB (effectively suppressing 50Hz power frequency interference)

input impedance

≥ 100M Ω (does not affect skin electrode contact impedance)

Input protection

TVS tube+current limiting protection, anti-static damage prevention

signal output

Analog output terminal (connected to built-in oscilloscope)+microcontroller ADC synchronous acquisition

Applicable signals

ECG electrocardiogram (collected by electrocardiogram acquisition module), EMG electromyography (collected by electromyography acquisition module), GSR skin conductance

Explanation: Why do we need a dedicated front-end amplifier? The human electrocardiogram signal is only about 1mV, and universal instruments such as built-in instruments cannot directly measure it. The front-end of the instrument amplifier amplifies the signal to a measurable range, while suppressing environmental electromagnetic interference with a CMRR of ≥ 100dB to ensure clear waveform.

2. Active analog filter module

Configure four classic active filter circuits for students to deepen their understanding of analog filtering principles and form experimental comparisons with microcontroller digital filters (FIR/IR).

filter type

Typical Teaching Applications

Low pass filter (LPF)

Filter out high-frequency noise in EMG and preserve useful physiological signals

High pass filter (HPF)

Eliminate ECG baseline drift (remove low-frequency interference below 0.5Hz)

Band pass filter (BPF)

Extract physiological signals in specific frequency bands (such as EEG alpha waves 8-12 Hz)

Bandstop Filter (BEF)

50Hz power frequency notch, removing power grid interference

6、 Electrical stimulation experimental module

Configure a programmable PWM pulse electrical stimulation module for experiments on the principles of neuromuscular electrical stimulation, research on transcutaneous electrical stimulation (TENS) parameters, and demonstration of electrophysiological teaching, suitable for physiological experiments in medical colleges.

parameter

specification

frequency range

1Hz – 150kHz, Four speed automatic switching, with an accuracy of about 2%

Pulse duty cycle

0% -100%, independently and continuously adjustable

Stimulus amplitude control

PWM amplitude is controlled by an adjustable power supply (0-12V) in the experimental box for continuous adjustment

display

Real time display of current frequency and duty cycle parameters on LCD screen

Parameter memory

Save after power failure, restore last settings after restart

Programmatic control

Microcontroller controls frequency/duty cycle to achieve automatic stimulation sequence

safety protection

Series current limiting fuse at the output end, maximum current limit, built-in oscilloscope for real-time monitoring of output waveform

Explanation: Microcontroller Linkage Experiment: Students program and control programmable PWM pulse modules to automatically change stimulation parameters (frequency scanning/duty cycle gradient), achieving a complete engineering practice scenario of "embedded system control of medical stimulation instruments".

7、 11 types of medical sensors with native support

The device integrates 11 standardized interfaces for medical and environmental sensors, covering multiple fields such as vital sign monitoring, environmental perception, and motion detection.

1. Vital sign sensors

sensor

measurement parameters

interface

Typical experiment

Surface electromyography sensor

Single channel dry electrode electromyographic signal

Analog bioelectric front-end ADC

Prototype of electromyography acquisition and gesture recognition

Grove GSR Skin Electrical Sensor

Skin resistance/conductivity (emotional stress)

Analog ADC

Experimental study on the relationship between skin conductance and psychological stress

Optoelectronic blood oxygen heart rate module

Photoplethysmography (PPG) blood oxygen+heart rate

I2C

Implementation and Verification of SpO2/HR Algorithm

Platinum resistance precision temperature sensor

Precision temperature

SPI

Precise measurement of body temperature, compared and calibrated with built-in instruments

Electrode kit

Surface electrocardiogram (ECG)

Electrode bioelectric front-end

ECG waveform acquisition and QRS recognition

2. Environment and Special Sensors

sensor

measurement parameters

interface

Typical experiment

TVOC gas sensor/TVOC/eCO2 gas sensor

TVOC/eCO2 air quality

I2C

Indoor Air Quality Monitoring System

TDS water quality sensor

Dissolved solids (water quality testing)

Analog ADC

Water quality testing and ADC linearization

Microwave Doppler radar module

10.525GHz motion detection, digital signal output

GPIO digital input

Non contact motion detection, sensing distance adjustment experiment

Pulse sensor

photoelectric pulse wave

Analog ADC

Pulse rate measurement and waveform analysis

8、 Power supply and safety system

1. Multi channel independent stabilized power supply

Number of power circuits

Output specifications

main purpose

Road 1

0 – 12V / 1A, continuously adjustable

Universal experimental power supply+PWM electrical stimulation amplitude control

Road 2

0 – 24V / 1A, continuously adjustable

High power simulation circuit experiment

Road 3

Fixed+5V/2A (including USB-A interface)

Built in instrument power supply+sensor module power supply

Road 4

Fixed+3.3V/1A

Microcontroller/Arduino logic circuit specific

2. Security protection design

(1) Short circuit/overload automatic protection: Each circuit is independently protected, automatically cut off after triggering, and manually restored after troubleshooting

(2) Electrical stimulation current limiting insurance: output terminal series current limiting protection, maximum current strictly limited

(3) Grounding protection: Grounding resistance ≤ 4 Ω, overall insulation resistance ≥ 10M Ω

9、 Support experimental projects

1. Basic Experiment of Analog Circuit

(1)Operational amplifier characteristic experiment (inverting/in-phase/differential amplifier)

(2)Design and Frequency Response Testing of Active Low Pass/High Pass/Bandpass/Bandstop Filters

(3)Circuit Design and Parameter Measurement of Rectified and Stabilized Power Supply

(4)Comprehensive measurement of resistance/capacitance/diode/transistor characteristics

2. Bioelectric Signal Experiment

(1)Electrocardiogram (ECG) signal acquisition, amplification, and waveform analysis

(2)EMG signal acquisition and spectral analysis

(3)Experiment on the Relationship between GSR and Emotion/Stress

(4)Signal amplification and filtering comprehensive experiment ECG acquisition module ECG output active filter (LPF/HPF/BPF/notch) built-in oscilloscope comparative observation

3. Embedded Development Experiment

(1)Basic Experiment on GPIO/Timer/Interrupt of Microcontrollers

(2)Digital acquisition of multi-channel physiological signals using microcontroller ADC

(3)Microcontroller DAC+DDS waveform programming generation (real-time observation with oscilloscope)

(4)I2C bus: blood oxygen heart rate sensor, blood oxygen heart rate data reading and algorithm implementation

(5)SPI Bus: Platinum Resistance Temperature Module Platinum Resistance Precision Temperature Measurement

(6)UART serial port: Real time upload of sensor data to built-in computer

4. Electrical stimulation experiment

(1)Principles and parameter experiments of neuromuscular electrical stimulation

(2)Microcontroller serial port programmable control stimulus sequence (embedded linkage experiment)

(3)Research on Frequency Effect Relationship (Frequency Scanning Automatic Experiment)

5. Multi sensor Fusion Experiment (Comprehensive Advanced)

(1)Prototype of synchronized monitoring of multi parameter vital signs

(2)Comprehensive Environmental Quality Monitoring System

(3)Experiment on motion detection and sensing distance adjustment

(4)Prototype system for electromyographic gesture recognition