HEARTBEAT RATE SENSOR USING MICROCONTROLLER

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This document describes a technique for measuring heartbeat rate by sensing changes in blood volume in a finger artery using a light dependent resistor sensor. The signal is amplified over 10000 times using a two-stage active low-pass filter to boost the weak signal into a pulse that can be detected by a microcontroller. The microcontroller then counts the pulses over 15 seconds and displays the heart rate in beats per minute on a 7-segment display. The device is inexpensive enough for home use and flexible enough to integrate into vehicles to monitor heart rate.

 This project describe a technique to measure the
heartbeat rate by sensing the change in blood volume
in a finger artery while the heart is pumping the
blood.
 The reflected signal is detected by a LDR(light
dependent resistor) sensor.
 The changing blood volume with heartbeat results in
a train of pulses at the output of the LDR, the
magnitude of which is too small to be detected
directly by a microcontroller.

HEARTBEAT RATE SENSOR USING MICROCONTROLLER

 The signal conditioning circuit consists of two identical
active low pass filters with a cut-off frequency of about
2.5 Hz.
 This means the maximum measurable heart rate is about
150 bpm. The operational amplifier IC used in this circuit
is LM358, a dual OpAmp chip from Microchip.
 It operates at a single power supply and provides rail-to-
rail output swing. The filtering is necessary to block any
higher frequency noises present in the signal. The gain of
each filter stage is set to 101, giving the total
amplification of about 10000.

 A 1 µF capacitor at the input of each stage is required
to block the dc component in the signal. The
equations for calculating gain and cut-off frequency
of the active low pass filter are shown in the circuit
diagram.
 The two stage amplifier/filter provides sufficient gain
to boost the weak signal coming from the photo
sensor unit and convert it into a pulse. An LED
connected at the output blinks every time a heart
beat is detected. The output from the signal
conditioner goes to the T0CKI input of PIC16F628A.

 The control and display part of the circuit is shown
below. The display unit comprises of a 3-digit,
common anode, seven segment module that is
driven using multiplexing technique. The segments
a-g are driven through PORTB pins RB0-RB6,
respectively.
 The unit’s, ten’s and hundred’s digits are
multiplexed with RA2, RA1, and RA0 port pins. A
tact switch input is connected to RB7 pin. This is to
start the heart rate measurement.

 Once the start button is pressed, the microcontroller
activates the IR transmission in the sensor unit for 15
sec. During this interval, the number of pulses
arriving at the T0CKI input is counted. The actual
heart rate would be 4 times the count value, and the
resolution of measurement would be 4.
 We can see the IR transmission is controlled through
RA3 pin of PIC16F628A. The microcontroller runs at
4.0 MHz using an external crystal.

 MicroC PRO for PIC- This software used for
simulation of code and convert into hex file for the
PIC16 Microcontroller.
 Super PRO - This software used for burned hex file in
the PIC16 Microcontroller .

 Heart rate monitor can be used in hospitals for the
diagnostic purposes.
 Since the instrument is not expensive , it can even be
used at home.
 The instrument also has the flexibility which helps us
to affix it to vehicles , etc..
 The instrument can also be integrated with higher
level equipment and used in various applications.

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1. BY RINKU MEENA 1201EE30

2.  This project describe a technique to measure the heartbeat rate by sensing the change in blood volume in a finger artery while the heart is pumping the blood.  The reflected signal is detected by a LDR(light dependent resistor) sensor.  The changing blood volume with heartbeat results in a train of pulses at the output of the LDR, the magnitude of which is too small to be detected directly by a microcontroller.

5.  The signal conditioning circuit consists of two identical active low pass filters with a cut-off frequency of about 2.5 Hz.  This means the maximum measurable heart rate is about 150 bpm. The operational amplifier IC used in this circuit is LM358, a dual OpAmp chip from Microchip.  It operates at a single power supply and provides rail-to- rail output swing. The filtering is necessary to block any higher frequency noises present in the signal. The gain of each filter stage is set to 101, giving the total amplification of about 10000.

6.  A 1 µF capacitor at the input of each stage is required to block the dc component in the signal. The equations for calculating gain and cut-off frequency of the active low pass filter are shown in the circuit diagram.  The two stage amplifier/filter provides sufficient gain to boost the weak signal coming from the photo sensor unit and convert it into a pulse. An LED connected at the output blinks every time a heart beat is detected. The output from the signal conditioner goes to the T0CKI input of PIC16F628A.

8.  The control and display part of the circuit is shown below. The display unit comprises of a 3-digit, common anode, seven segment module that is driven using multiplexing technique. The segments a-g are driven through PORTB pins RB0-RB6, respectively.  The unit’s, ten’s and hundred’s digits are multiplexed with RA2, RA1, and RA0 port pins. A tact switch input is connected to RB7 pin. This is to start the heart rate measurement.

9.  Once the start button is pressed, the microcontroller activates the IR transmission in the sensor unit for 15 sec. During this interval, the number of pulses arriving at the T0CKI input is counted. The actual heart rate would be 4 times the count value, and the resolution of measurement would be 4.  We can see the IR transmission is controlled through RA3 pin of PIC16F628A. The microcontroller runs at 4.0 MHz using an external crystal.

10.  MicroC PRO for PIC- This software used for simulation of code and convert into hex file for the PIC16 Microcontroller.  Super PRO - This software used for burned hex file in the PIC16 Microcontroller .

11.  Heart rate monitor can be used in hospitals for the diagnostic purposes.  Since the instrument is not expensive , it can even be used at home.  The instrument also has the flexibility which helps us to affix it to vehicles , etc..  The instrument can also be integrated with higher level equipment and used in various applications.

12. THANK YOU

HEARTBEAT RATE SENSOR USING MICROCONTROLLER

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