Wireless ECG Measurement, Analysis
 

The BioRadio physiological monitor provides a standardized method of wireless ECG measurement with a compact amplifier and several options for acquisition and ECG analysis. Whether your area of interest is human physiology labs, exercise physiology monitoring, or biomedical engineering, the BioRadio a versatile and adaptable solution for wireless ECG measurement, research, or teaching. Several options are available for your ECG research applications. The differential inputs on the BioRadio allow for ECG measurement of up to 8 channels. Custom ECG snap electrode leads and surface adhesive electrodes optimize set-up and data recording while greatly minimizing signal artifact.
 

Physiology Data Acquisition via Wireless ECG

Using the BioCapture software, you can …

• Configure the BioRadio for your specific number of wireless ECG measurement channels

• View your ECG data in real-time and perform analysis functions such as FFT or view ECG signal amplitude over different time intervals

• Apply custom signal filters and add event markers

• Export data to .CSV file format for import into third party applications, such as LabVIEW or MATLAB, for custom analysis

• An available Software Development Kit allows for development of real-time ECG measurement and analysis applications

Wireless Data Acquisition and Analysis

Using Experimenter CM Advanced ECG, you can …

• Collect data in real-time from the BioRadio ECG amplifier

• Provides both real-time and post acquisition wireless ECG analysis

• ECG waveform analysis and extraction of P, QRS, and T wave components

• Automated heart rate detection and averaging

• RR, PR, and QT interval extraction and analysis
   

Automated ECG Analysis

Using Vivosense software, you can …

• Directly import BioCapture ECG data files

• Multi-channel QRS detection

• R-R interval tachogram from detected R-waves

• Automated heart rate variability analysis over time

• Automated and manual artifact management

• Graphically integrate heart rate variability with other collected metrics such as respiration

Wireless EEG Research & Analysis

 

The BioRadio physiological monitor provides a standardized method of wireless EEG physiology signal measurement with a compact amplifier and several options for acquisition and EEG data analysis. Whether your area of interest is psychophysiology, neurophysiology, or evoked potentials, the BioRadio is an ideal solution for wireless EEG research or teaching. In addition to a comprehensive teaching system, the BioRadio is optimized for research applications. The differential inputs on the BioRadio allow for EEG signal measurement of up to 8 channels with data wirelessly transmitted to a nearby PC. Individual gold cup electrode leads allows for specific placement and optimal skin conductance, which can be difficult to achieve using standard EEG caps.
 

Data Acquisition for Wireless EEG

The BioCapture software enables you to …

• Configure the BioRadio for your specific number of wireless EEG measurement channels

• View your EEG data in real-time and perform analysis functions such as FFT to help differentiate between alpha, beta, theta, delta, and gamma waves

• Apply custom signal filters, such as band pass, to show frequency bands of interest

• Export data to .CSV file format for import into third party applications, such as LabVIEW or MATLAB, for custom analysis

• An available Software Development Kit allows for development of real-time EEG measurement and analysis applications
   

Acquisition and Analysis of Physiological Signals

Experimenter CM Advanced ECG provides tools to …

• Collect data in real-time from the BioRadio EEG amplifier

• Provides both real-time and post acquisition wireless EEG analysis

• Simultaneously collect EEG data from multiple subjects

• Real-time video or visual synchronization

• Perform Fourier analyses and various power calculations

• Detect waveform bursts, ERPs, and evoked potentials

• Event- or spike-triggered averaging
   

Wireless EEG Analysis – Automated

The Vivosense software can …

• Directly import BioCapture EEG data files

• Alpha, beta, theta, delta, and gamma wave detection

• Quantifies the strength of EEG data in selected frequency bands

• Automated and manual artifact management

• Graphically integrate EEG measurements with other collected metrics

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Wireless EMG Measurement & Analysis
 

The BioRadio physiological monitor provides a standardized method of wireless EMG measurement with a compact amplifier and several options for acquisition and EMG analysis. Whether your area of interest is exercise physiology monitoring, biomechanics, or biomedical engineering, the BioRadio a great solution for wireless EMG measurement, research, or teaching. The compact design and wireless data transmission is ideal for recording subjects during movement, the ultimate idea of EMG monitoring. Several options are available for your EMG research applications. The differential inputs on the BioRadio allow for EMG measurement of up to 4 channels and data is wirelessly transmitted to a nearby computer. EMG snap electrode leads and surface adhesive electrodes optimize set-up and data recording while greatly minimizing signal artifact.
 

Physiology Data Acquisition via Wireless EMG

Using the BioCapture software, you can …

• Configure the BioRadio for your specific number of wireless EMG measurement channels

• View your EMG data in real-time and perform analysis functions such as FFT or view EMG signal amplitude over different time intervals

• Apply custom signal filters and add event markers

• Export data to .CSV file format for import into third party applications, such as LabVIEW or MATLAB, for custom analysis

• An available Software Development Kit allows for development of real-time EMG measurement and analysis applications
   

Wireless Data Acquisition and Analysis

• Using Experimenter CM Advanced EMG, you can …

• Collect data in real-time from the BioRadio EMG amplifier

• Provides both real-time and post acquisition EMG analysis

• Simultaneously collect wireless EMG data from multiple subjects

• Extract key waveform parameters such as peak, valley, and maximum voluntary contraction (MVC)

• Statistical waveform calculations and single value data
   

Automated EMG Analysis

Using Vivosense software, you can …

• Directly import BioCapture EMG data files

• Activation, intensity, recruitment, and firing detection

• Automated and manual artifact management

• Graphically integrate EMG measurements with other collected metrics such as motion

• Signal processing including RMS, mean, median, and standard deviation