silicon chip heart monitor

[Mikegw]

Anyone know who is making the SC heart monitor kit as published in feb 05?
Disk smith Bankstown square didn't seem to know about silicon chip (or what
a kit was) and jaycar bankstown rang jaycar head office to be told that they
were not going to make it.

Any others ?

Mike

 

[James]

"Mikegw" <mikegw20@spam.com.spam.hotmail> wrote in message
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Anyone know who is making the SC heart monitor kit as published in feb 05?
Disk smith Bankstown square didn't seem to know about silicon chip (or
what
a kit was) and jaycar bankstown rang jaycar head office to be told that
they
were not going to make it.

Any others ?

Mike

Sounds interesting...might have to go buy this months SC. Be nice if they
started coming up with more medical applications. Not that I profess to
being a doctor or anything the like, but with a 3yo daughter with asthma and
a tendancy to get pneumonia, some things offer peace of mind. If only I
could find a kit for a pulse oximeter. So far I have found some info
googling but no solid diagrams or software to perform the task with
commerically available probes., just a lot of very long winded theory &
calculations ...I guess thats why they cost so much to buy.

James

 

[Gary]

Check out the Dec 04 and Jan 05 issue of Circuit Cellar, it has a project on
pulse oximeters based on TAOC light to frequency chips. It seems this is a
sponsored article and is available without subscription here:

PT1: http://www.circuitcellar.com/library/print/1204/Bachiochi173/index.htm

PT2: http://www.circuitcellar.com/library/print/0105/Bachiochi174/index.htm


Gary


"James" <dotatdot@tpigglet.com.au> wrote in message
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"Mikegw" <mikegw20@spam.com.spam.hotmail> wrote in message
news:cupehc$dng$1@tomahawk.unsw.edu.au...
Anyone know who is making the SC heart monitor kit as published in feb
05?
Disk smith Bankstown square didn't seem to know about silicon chip (or
what
a kit was) and jaycar bankstown rang jaycar head office to be told that
they
were not going to make it.

Any others ?

Mike

Sounds interesting...might have to go buy this months SC. Be nice if they
started coming up with more medical applications. Not that I profess to
being a doctor or anything the like, but with a 3yo daughter with asthma
and
a tendancy to get pneumonia, some things offer peace of mind. If only I
could find a kit for a pulse oximeter. So far I have found some info
googling but no solid diagrams or software to perform the task with
commerically available probes., just a lot of very long winded theory &
calculations ...I guess thats why they cost so much to buy.

James