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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 25, 2014
Filed:
Jun. 25, 2013
Yu Yang, Bejing, CN;
Xiaodong Du, Bejing, CN;
Yu Yang, Bejing, CN;
Xiaodong Du, Bejing, CN;
Vales and Hills Biomedical Tech. Ltd., Beijing, CN;
Abstract
An ECG measurement approach for any multi-touch screens comprises the following steps: 1) display ECG on the screen; 2) use two fingers to touch the screen and the two touch points have two vertically projected points on the actual ECG waves; 3) draw the horizontal and vertical baselines to show the x interval in milliseconds and y interval in microvolt; 4) move any one or both of the two fingers touch points on the screen, the projected points and the horizontal/vertical baselines updated synchronously, as well as the measurements; 5) measure the different part of the ECG waves using this approach, including the wave top points, wave beginning and ending points. This approach can be used as a measurement tool to any graphs of functions over time displayed on the multi-touch screen, like EEG.
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