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Electrocardiogram (ECG) is a biopotential signal which generated by electrical activity of the heart muscle cells. ECG is taken by placing electrodes at a certain point a person's body. This research propose a wearable ECG device. This device can be used to monitor athlete's heart condition. ECG device is designed in small size that can be put on t...

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... Meanwhile, the disadvantage of using a single supply is that it cannot be used for a long time because it only uses battery power. Furthermore, ECG design using a Bi-polar supply is still being developed [8]- [14], such as the research that was conducted by Sugondo Hadiyoso et al, in designing a wearable ECG using the Einthoven triangle method using a bi-polar supply, where the research had a weakness in the presence of noise interference [15]. Low power is also used to design ECG instrumentation s using Bi-Polar system [16], [17]. ...
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... In this study, it has a drawback, namely the absence of a memory card for data storage, the advantage of this tool is that it is made portable and compact so that it can be carried and used at various times. [19][3] [20] [16]. In 2021, Rizki Aulia Rachman conducted a study about development of a low-cost and efficient ECG devices with IIR digital filter design. ...
... When the ECG signal is converted into an analog filter, it can be seen that the signal still contains noise but a little. When the ECG signal is converted into a digital filter, it can be seen that the signal results in less noise than the analog filter [24] [19]. In lead 3 shown in FIGURE 8, it can be seen that the signal from the ECG module still contains a lot of noise. ...
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