Isolated human body impedance detection circuit and detection method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses an isolated human body impedance detection circuit and a detection method thereof. The isolated human body impedance detection circuit comprises a pulse generator, a data processing unit, a data display unit, one or more treatment electrodes, and one channel or two impedance acquisition units. The output end of the pulse generator is connected to the input end of the treatment electrode, an acquisition input of the impedance acquisition unit is also respectively connected to the output of the treatment electrode, and the acquisition output of the impedance acquisition unit is connected to the input of the data processing unit. The invention also discloses a detection method, which is characterized in that a voltage trigger signal and a current trigger signal are obtained through one or more voltage detection electrodes and detection points where the current detection electrode contacts the human body; the voltage trigger signal and the current trigger signal arerespectively pre-processed, and then sent to the data processing unit for calculation. The isolated human body impedance detection circuit can perform human body impedance detection, guarantees the effect of electroporation, can achieves the effect of monitoring ablation in real time, and reduces the volume and weight of the detection equipment circuit.

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[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of human body impedance measurement, and in particular relates to an isolated human body impedance detection circuit and a detection method. Background technique

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