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18.10 6-lead ECG monitoring/12-lead ECG
Specification
Maximum patient impedance
Detected heart rate (with ECG derivation via ECG
cable or derivation via defibrillation electrodes)
Suitability for direct use on the heart
Displayed heart rates with pacemaker pulses (with
ECG derivation via ECG cable)
Pacemaker pulses detected by the device:
Amplitude
Pulse width
Overshoots
Device operating mode in the event of a power
supply interruption < 30 s
Detection of detached electrodes
Noise suppression
Respiration detection
Max. T wave suppression
Delay time between R wave detection and shock
delivery
Detection range for R wave detection
Heart rate averaging
Heart rate accuracy (handling irregular cardiac
rhythms)
Inputs and input impedance
Alarm time for tachycardia (acc. to 60601-2-27)
recording and assessment
6-lead ECG monitoring/12-lead ECG
recording and assessment
500 kΩ
30 bpm to 250 bpm
Type CF
If pacemaker pulses are detected, "-" is displayed
instead of the heart rate.
2 mV to 700 mV
0.5 ms to 2 ms
Detectable at the quoted amplitude and pulse width
in lead I. Pacemaker pulse marking displayed in all
ECG leads.
The device saves all user settings and restores them
when the device is restarted.
Yes
Yes
No
0.9 mV
< 60 ms
(measured with Fluke Impulse 7000DP)
30 bpm to 180 bpm
0.5 mV to 4.5 mV
The mean heart rate is obtained by averaging up to
7 heartbeat intervals, updated with every heartbeat
or at least every second.
All complexes are detected. The heart rate display is
between the shortest and the longest RR interval
detected.
< 2.5 MΩ
•
Signal B1: 1 mV, 206/min: 11 s
•
Signal B1: 0.5 mV, 206/min: 11 s
•
Signal B1: 2 mV, 206/min: 10 s
•
Signal B2: 2 mV, 195/min: 9 s
•
Signal B2: 1 mV, 195/min: 9 s
•
Signal B2: 4 mV, 195/min: 8 s
MEDUCORE Standard
18 Technical data
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EN
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