ECG-330P Electrocardiograph with Baseline Drift Correction
The the ECG-330P electrocardiograph uses digital signal processing to suppress baseline drift and interference, with automatic measurement and analysis for routine ECG recording in clinic.
The ECG-330P is an electrocardiograph built around a digital signal processor aimed at keeping the recorded trace clean under everyday clinical conditions. It applies filtering to inhibit baseline drift along with AC interference and EMG muscle noise, addressing the common causes of a messy or hard to read ECG trace, and its heart rate detection is designed to remain reliable even when some of that noise is present.
An auto-regulation function further inhibits baseline drift during the recording itself and helps optimise the printing position on the page, which supports a consistently high quality printed ECG rather than one that needs manual adjustment. The machine also includes a regular automatic measuring and analysing function, so key ECG parameters are calculated without the operator working through the trace by hand.
This level of automatic signal cleanup and measurement suits general practices, outpatient clinics and hospital wards that run ECGs frequently and want a straightforward, dependable trace with minimal manual correction.
