Digital signal processing and bioinstrumentation using labview, the new ELVIS benchtop platform, and biopac

Cameron H.G. Wright, David M. Mares, Steven F. Barrett, Thad B. Welch

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Abstract

Students interested in biomedical instrumentation and the signal processing of biomedical signals are sometimes at a disadvantage compared to a traditional electrical engineering student. They often have not had as many courses or as rigorous a treatment of many of the foundational topics important to instrumentation and signal processing. To help rectify this situation, we created a two-course bioengineering sequence that makes extensive use of LabVIEW and ELVIS from National Instruments and various BIOPAC products. This paper includes a description of the courses, the associated lab exercises, student responses, and recommendations.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)104-112
Number of pages9
JournalComputers in Education Journal
Volume17
Issue number2
StatePublished - Apr 2007

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