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Using electrodes with ADuCM350 4 Wire BioZ board

Hi Eoghan,

I would like to ask you for advice.

I do not know if I am doing again something wrong.

Today I wanted to try measure with 4 electrodes system.

I found on the analog device site (4Wire-Isolated-Bioimpedance ADuCM350 Connections To Sensor), that when I want to measure with 4 electrodes I have to remove all links besides (LK7 - LK10) and all R_access resistors. So, I did this. I put the wires on that places and I connected the AD8226 as is pictured in pdf (http://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/application-notes/AN-1302.pdf - page 14 to 15).

The measured output is different that I expected. When I increase the frequency the impedance is increasing. And I also tried to measure the output from AFE8 with oscilloscope and I am not able to measure anything. Maybe the measured impedance is therefore wrong because there is no output or lots of noise.

Thanks in advance

Best regards

Marian

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  • Hi Marian,

    What frequency did you use for this measurement? Did you change any other parameters?

    Measuring the AFE output using a standard oscilloscope probe will lead to errors in the measurement. The additional load of the scope probe will affect the measurement. If you want to measure the AFE response, you should measure outside the loop (e.g. the TIA output, TIA_O) or use active scope probes (a force-sense measurement).

    Rgds,

    Eoghan.

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  • Hi Marian,

    What frequency did you use for this measurement? Did you change any other parameters?

    Measuring the AFE output using a standard oscilloscope probe will lead to errors in the measurement. The additional load of the scope probe will affect the measurement. If you want to measure the AFE response, you should measure outside the loop (e.g. the TIA output, TIA_O) or use active scope probes (a force-sense measurement).

    Rgds,

    Eoghan.

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