Many patients can benefit from continuous monitoring as a part of a diagnostic procedure, optimal maintenance of a chronic condition or during supervised recovery from an acute event or surgical procedure. Wireless Sensor Network is becoming a promising technology for various applications. Introduction Throughout the decade, there were a number of attempts to develop medical information systems which are reliable, affordable and accessible over the entire hospital and beyond.
The situation is made possible today with the development in the web-based technology, powerful personal computer PC technology, international standards and broadband telecommunication networks.
These factors also have enabled data from a wide range of medical equipment, such as electronic stethoscope and ECG machine, to be connected into a common information environment. Research which aims to provide continuous monitoring of patients outside the hospital environment also needs to be developed.
The potential applications will save lives, create valuable data for medical research, and cut the cost of medical services. One scenario is the monitoring of people who suffer from heart problems who are left alone at home without any supervision and may suffer an attack anytime. Sensor network, in the form of wireless biomedical sensor network WBSN , [1] provides the technology that is a potential solution to this problem.
WBSN composed of a number of biomedical sensor nodes and multi-hop networking capability that can be deployed for long term and continuous healthcare monitoring. The wireless link is utilized to fulfil the need for patient mobility in home healthcare and to transmit real-time medical information and warning within an acceptable time limit for critical life cases, especially when more than one sensor are interconnected.
Currently, there are projects that deploy wireless communication infrastructure for remote medical care environment such as in [2],[4] and CodeBlue [3]. The platform adopts IEEE The design of this monitoring system is for home-care environment and is generally divided into three parts as shown in Fig 1, which is the data acquisition part, the data terminal part and the data processing part that will be explained in the following sections.
This paper will also address the hardware and software development and integration. Methodology 2. The task is to acquire the data heart signal from the human body, amplify and filter the signal before it is sent to its destination. The second part of the project is the data terminal that consists of microcontroller circuits for handling the acquired data and then transmitting it to the data processing part. It receives the heart signal in analog form and then converts it to digital signals with 8 bit resolution and a sampling rate of Hz before sending it to the personal computer PC.
Simple routing mechanism is also implemented to enable multi-hop communication and thus ensuring the data reaches its destination via intermediate sensor nodes regardless of the distance of the patient from the base station PC. The sensor node in Fig 2 was designed to continuously transmitting the signal wirelessly to the base station.
The sensor gathers useful patient ECG data and these signals have to be amplified due to the reason that signals acquired from human body are generally weak, ranging from 0.
The amplified signals are then filtered for noise removal. Figure 2: Sensor node 2. This algorithm is quite suitable for a dynamic self -starting network as required by users wishing to utilize ad- hoc networks. AODV provides loop-free routes even while repairing broken links [6]. The routing frame network frame was created in order to provide broadcast function to wireless devices and also to test the system prototype.
The frame identification id created is as shown in Fig 3. If the destination address is similar to the id module then the data will be forwarded. Otherwise the node will rebroadcast the RREQ until it found its desired route to the destination as shown in Fig 4. Fig 4: Data transmission through broadcasting 2.
The PC functions as the data processor. It is used to reconstruct the ECG signals from the digitized signals. The base station receiver module as shown in Fig 5 is connected to the PC via RS, a serial communication interface.
It receives the sent data from the microcontroller wirelessly and transmitted it serially to the PC to be processed and displayed in the form of reconstructed ECG analog signals using the built Graphical User Interface GUI. The raw packet data stream is then decoded and plotted on the screen. The heart rate pattern displayed on the PC helps to detect any abnormalities such as sinus bradycardia or sinus tachycardia.
Performance Evaluation 3. The signal from the sensor board will be converted to digital and sent to the base station receiver module. Fig 6: ECG sensor board 3. TABLE 1. Node Power Budget Microcontroller: We assume the operation voltage for the node is 3. The description of the states for the node is as follows: Power down mode: the node is not operating at this mode.
The current is 45mA and the power is Receive mode: everything is off except the transceiver receive mode and the microcontroller 3V operation. The current is 50mA and the power is mW. Validation of the system as a whole requires several complementary efforts. These include calculation of correct sampling of the signal, and human studies to assess system performance in real-world settings.
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