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BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION Akash Kumar Bhoi Assistant Professo Dept. of AE&I, SMI

Introduction to biomedical instrumentation

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BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION

Akash Kumar BhoiAssistant Professor

Dept. of AE&I, SMIT

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Biomedical Instrumentation is the field of creating such instruments that help us to measure, record and transmit data to or from the body.

Biomedical Instrumentation

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DOCTOR

PATIENT

SYMPTOMS

PHYSICIAN

TREATMENT

PATIENT

SYMPTOMS

INSTRUMENT

PHYSICIAN

DIAGNOSIS

TREATMENT

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CLASSIFICATION OF INSTRUMENTS

Engineering

Indicating

Recording

Monitoring

Data Logging

Analysis

Control

Medical

Diagnostic

Therapeutic

Supplementary

CLASSIFICATION OF BMI

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Instrumentation System• A Measuring system is required to compare a quantity with a standard or to

provide an output that can be related to the quantity being measured

• The quantity to be measured is detected by an input transducer or sensor.

• The detected quantity may be converted to a mechanical or electrical form of energy

Display

Recorder

Signal conditioner

Measurand

Sensor

Input Output

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Medical Measurement Chain

A/DConverter

Oscilloscope

LCD

ProcessCircuitSensor

surface electrode pressure transducer

temperature sensor pressure gauge

strain gauge :

EMGInstrument

ECGInstrument

Blood PressureInstrument

......Clinical Instrument

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9Dr. T. Elsarnagawy

Generalized Instrumentation System

Dashed lines are optional for some application

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Calibration procedure

Reference standard

Transducer

Calibrationmeasurements

Calibration is used to detect the errors in a sensor Correction if possible

Sensor

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• Future of Bioinstrumentation is very bright. Day by day new ideas are researched and implemented. Such as;– harnessing the power of the

body to power devices– bringing more advanced

prosthetics– new methods of diagnosis and

treatment of diseases and problems which were not there before.

– Etc.

Future Of Bioinstrumentation

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Brain hacking• Brain hacking refers the

possibility to attack the human brain to extract sensitive information such as data and memories, including also the capability to inject new information.

• The art of technology allow to perceive changes in the magnetic field related to brain activity making possible reading of people’s thoughts.

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• When thinking of the future Biomedical instrumentation will have, we can be sure that it will have an important role in bringing about a better understanding and ways to communicate with the brain.