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BodyEMS team integrated ECG sensor to new version EMS device, we call it EMS power box.
The ECG sensor Vital Signs Parameter Detection Chip is a sensing chip system (SoC) specifically
designed for bioelectrical signals.
It integrates a high‐precision EEG/ECG/EMG/PPG analog front‐end and a powerful RISC‐V
microcontroller (MCU).
The SoC incorporates advanced ECG/PPG feature extraction capabilities (HeartAPP) and
comprehensive health monitoring algorithms (including cuffless blood pressure, cardiovascular
function metrics, anxiety index, fatigue index, blood oxygen levels, EEG‐based focus/relaxation
assessment, etc.), making it widely applicable to various portable health monitoring devices
requiring multi‐parameter and high‐performance capabilities.
Its versatile peripheral interfaces enable the SoC to expand with multiple external sensors.
The robust processing power of the RISC‐V core MCU and its memory resources facilitate the
integration of different wireless transceiver protocol stacks (e.g., Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) or
Near Field Communication (NFC)) for transmitting measurement data.
Operating Voltage Range: 2.5V – 5V
Operating Temperature Range: ‐40°C to +125°C
Low‐Power Modes: Sleep mode, Stop mode, Standby mode
Filters: Low‐pass/High‐pass/Band‐stop filters
Memory: 256KB‐Flash, 64KB‐ROM, 64KB‐RAM
Digital Communication Interfaces: UART, SPI, QSPI, I2C, I2S
2 pipeline stages
Supports branch prediction and prefetch
RV32I base integer instruction set (/E/M/A/C extensions)
32‐bit Instruction Local Memory (ILM) and Data Local Memory (DLM)
33‐
Independent ECG acquisition with a frequency up to 32 kHz
Programmable gain range for INA: 1 – 100
Input noise: <2.5 μVrms (BW= 0.1–100 Hz, Gain = 6)
AC/DC lead‐off detection
Supports Right Leg Drive (RLD)
24‐bit ADC analog front‐end with programmable amplifiers
Four LEDs configurable in common‐anode or H‐bridge configurations
8‐bit programmable LED drive current (up to 50 mA)
Programmable LED timing control and duty cycle adjustment
Supports 2 green LEDs for optimal heart rate monitoring
Supports red and infrared LEDs for SpO2 measurement
Supports infrared LED‐based proximity sensing
Technical abbreviations (e.g., ADC, SPI, I2C) are retained for clarity.
Units follow international standards (e.g., kHz, μVrms).
Industry‐specific terms (e.g., "lead‐off detection," "H‐bridge") are accurately translated.