Development Of Optimal Photosensors Based Heart Pulse Detector

Noor Azlin, Zainal Abidin (2012) Development Of Optimal Photosensors Based Heart Pulse Detector. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The ‘Development of Optimal Photosensors Based Heart Pulse Detector” is one project that consists of a photosensor which is used to measure the pulse by measuring the change in blood flow. Normal heart rate at rest is usually between 60 to 100 BPM. However, the normal value for heart rate depends on the age and the fitness level. The purpose of this project is to help and allow the people to monitor their health constantly without need to visit the clinic or Hospital for a checkup, especially for the elderly. From this scenario, the scope of this project is available. This project used microelectronic circuit that is used as a signal processing and microcontroller unit. The idea of this project is to design a comfortable instrument, which is reliable with accurate result to develop a heart pulse detector using low cost equipment. This project begins with the research from previous project. The next part is the experiment to construct circuit, test the circuit and analyze the output is necessary. After that, the components of this project tenses. The control elements were programmed using the microcontroller. The project will be constructing the actual circuit with using the best sensor.

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