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Siemens/Burdick E600 ekg cardiology monitors

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The E600 is an interpretive electrocardiograph capable of analyzing 10 full seconds of data from all 12 leads simultaneously and providing an interpretation in 3 seconds. The actual waveform for a desired lead can be viewed on the liquid crystal display while the EKG is being taken. The E600 uses a thermal array writing system to provide electrocardiograms in standard 3, 4, or 6 channel formats. Also, the E600 is capable of communicating patient EKG files either directly or via telephone lines to another E600, E500, or E-Scribe system.

 

POWER SUPPLY
A nicad battery and associated circuitry located on the Power Supply PCB provides isolated power for the Logic and Display PCB's. The battery is recharged whenever the E600 is plugged into an AC line and the power switch ON. The Power Supply PCB also generates operating voltages for the rest of the system. These voltages include the +5V logic supply, isolated +5V, and ±12V supplies for the analog circuitry.

DATA ACQUISITION AND LOGIC
EKG data acquisition and interpretation is accomplished by the Logic PCB, a sophisticated circuit board utilizing advanced technology and hybrid circuitry.

Under the control of an 8-bit microprocessor, analog EKG input signals are sampled, buffered, and amplified before being converted to digital levels for further processing and interpretation. The Logic PCB also generates the necessary signals for serial communications to the Thermal Array Controller PCB.

DISPLAY
The microprocessor sends commands to a LCD controller IC. The appropriate biasing and display information is routed to an Epson display board, which in turn, drives the Liquid Crystal Display.

THERMAL ARRAY CONTROLLER
The Thennal Array Controller PCB communicates with the Logic PCB through isolated lines. The circuitry on this board makes use of a microprocessor and memory to control the thermal writing process. Sensors provide input for paper queuing, printhead temperature monitoring, and paper drive motor control. Also, the necessary circuitry for isolated serial communications with a modem is located on this board.

Siemens/Burdick E600 ekg cardiology monitors