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Integration TIDA-00096 and TIPD111?

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Alexander Riftine

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Hello Everybody,

I want to know is it possible to integrate  TIDA-00096 ECG monitor and  TIPD111 hardware pace detector.

Thank you in advance.

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Alexander Riftine
  • Mastermind 34705 points
    Praveen Aroul
    Hi Alexander,

    I've moved this post from the Medical Forum to the Precision Data Converter Forum, where the TI design TI-00096 is supported. I'm sure you'll find an answer here.

    Regards

    Praveen

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    Brian Pisani

    In reply to Praveen Aroul:

    Hello Alexander,

    TIPD111 requires a ECG signal to scan for pace. ADS1293, the AFE on TIDA-00096, has the ability to output the multiplexed ECG channels to either the RLDIN or WCT pins, but I do not believe those nets are brought to headers on TIDA-00096. Perhaps someone more familiar with the ADS1293 can comment.

    Brian
  • Genius 16890 points
    Michael Stout

    In reply to Brian Pisani:

    Hi Alexander,

    The Pace signal is available on the WCT pin of the ADS1293. It is not brought out to a connector on the TIDA-00096 design, but is brought to a via that you might be able to solder to.

    Mike

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