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Principles of Bioinstrumentation (FBio)

Licenciatura em Engenharia Biomédica | Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa | 2022-2023

Description & Objectives

This curricular unit, Principles of Bioinstrumentation, provides the basic knowledge on acquisition and monitorization systems of biomedical signals typically used in clinical and hospital facilities or in biomedical reserach. The students should learn and understand the basic principles of: 1 - biomedical monitoring systems, 2 - biomedical sensors and transducers, 3 - electrical circuits theory and underlying physics in RLC circuits, 4 - solid state electronic devices, such as PN junctions and transistors and canonical configurations involving operational amplifiers 5 - embeded systems and digital signal processing It is expected the students after attending this course 6 - gain experience and familiarity with the typical electronics lab equipment and 7 - gain basic skills to set up simple systems for acquisition, digital processing and visualization of biosignals in a laboratory environment. Project-Based Learning (PBL), Electronic instrumentation tools, instrumentation, biomedical instrumentation

Functioning

Schedule:

Classes: Theoretical and Laboratorial

Tutoring: To be defined with tutors

Regimen:

Method: Online + In-person (when applicable)

Classes: Seminars + Practical classes based on the program below

Coordinator:

Prof. João Miguel Sanches ([email protected])

Prof. Hugo Silva ([email protected])

Program

Title Last Update Chapter Open Notebook
B003 Introduction to the Laboratory Equipment 09/2022 B.Instrumentation Open In Colab
B011 Working with Arduino and Digital Interfaces 09/2022 B.Instrumentation Open In Colab
B005 Analog-to-Digital Conversion (ADC) 09/2022 B.Instrumentation Open In Colab
C004 Live Streaming and Signal Processing 2021 C.Biosignal Acquisition Open In Colab