Electronics in Biomedical Engineering: Theory & Repair

" ONE HOUR WORTH OF NEW CONTENT WERE ADDED UNDER THE SECTION (Diode Operation and Applications) "The course "Electronics in Biomedical Engineering: Theory & Repair" provides a comprehensive and immersive learning experience for individuals interested in the intersection of electronics and biomedical engineering. The content covers a range of essential topics, starting with the fundamentals of electronics components and circuits, ensuring students grasp the core principles. Moving forward, the course delves into the applications of electronics in biomedical instrumentation.

Students will explore how various medical devices function, enabling accurate measurement and monitoring of vital signs and bioelectric signals. They will gain an understanding of sensors, transducers, and amplifiers used in medical devices and how to optimize their performance. A key focus of the course is troubleshooting methodologies.

Students will learn structured approaches to diagnose and rectify malfunctions in electronic systems and medical devices. Practical skills will be honed in repairing and maintaining medical equipment, adhering to safety protocols to ensure proper functionality and patient well-being. The course also introduces students to the concept of digital electronics and microcontrollers.

They will discover how these components play a vital role in medical device development, allowing for precise control and automation. Biomedical signal processing is another crucial aspect of the course, where students will learn how to analyze and process bioelectric signals. Understanding signal processing techniques will enable them to extract valuable information from biomedical signals, crucial for medical diagnosis and research.