London Health Association

Fernando C Lebron

Jonathan P Brown

A cardiac mapping system simulator comprising a microprocessor for simulating the electrical signal propagation of a heartbeat as it moves across the surface of a heart. A series of impulses that mimic the electrophysiological waveform are generated forming a two-dimensional map depicting heart activity. The series of pulses are generated in accordance with predetermined patterns and applied to the inputs of a cardiac mapping system or electrophysiology (E.P.) lab equipment in order to assess the operating condition of the cardiac mapping system or E.P. lab equipment prior to use on patients.

Cardiac mapping system simulator

A magnetic field alarm detector comprised of a plurality of magnetic field detectors mounted in a horizontal plane for detecting respective rotational components of a magnetic field and in response generating respective signals proportional thereto. Each of the detectors is mounted at a predetermined angle with respect to adjacent ones of the detectors, thereby encompassing a 360-degree field of view. Circuitry is included for rectifying and summing the respective signals received from the detectors and in response generating an output signal. Additional circuitry is provided for comparing the output signal to a predetermined set-point signal and in the event the output signal is greater than the set-point signal generating one or both of an audible and visual alarm signal. The alarm indicator of the present invention is particularly useful for measuring high magnetic field strengths for preventing accidental malfunctioning of sensitive medical equipment such as infusion pumps, ventilators, etc., and protecting magnetically sensitive components such as magnetic tapes, credit cards etc.

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Fernando C Lebron