The invention discloses a portable
human heart imaging hardware
system based on bioelectrical impedance. The
system comprises an
excitation signal processing module, a detection
signal conditioning module and a digital
processing module. The
excitation signal processing module adopts a DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) to generate an
excitation signal, and after
voltage amplification and band-pass filtering, the excitation
signal drives an excitation
electrode through an analog switch; the detection
signal conditioning module switches a measuring
electrode through an analog switch, a programmable
instrumentation amplifier is combined with an RDAC
digital potentiometer to realize self-adaptive
gain adjustment of a detection signal, flexible
gain of the signal is realized, and the signal is sent to an ADC after being filtered; the digital processing module carries out
digital demodulation on the collected signals, extracts amplitude and phase information and then transmits the amplitude and phase information to an upper computer for image reconstruction. The flexible
signal gain mechanism of the
system realizes a full-custom
signal gain curve, breaks through the fixed
magnification gain limitation of the traditional integrated PGA, adapts to the impedance change of different individuals and experimental media, and improves the signal-to-
noise ratio of the system, thereby obtaining more accurate cardiac impedance acquisition data.