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how to compute heart rate and SPO2 from MAX30100

lavr2016
lavr2016 over 9 years ago

Hello, everybody. I work with Pulse Oximeter and Heart-Rate Sensor MAX30100 from Maxim Intergarted. I get raw data from sensor, but don't find an algorithm, how to compute heart rate and SPO2 level. Can anybody help me? I will be grateful for C code.

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  • koudelad
    koudelad over 8 years ago +3 suggested
    Hello, I know this is a year old discussion, but I got to this topic even after searching for MAX30100 example on Google I also own a Heart Rate clickboard and I found this article about a setup of MAX30100…
  • aswinvenu
    aswinvenu over 5 years ago in reply to eswar123 +3 suggested
    Hi Eswar, There are couple of libraries available online for MAX30102. Most of them are for arduino or mbed platforms. But with some effort you can re-write it for Atmega16A. Please take a look. https…
  • aswinvenu
    aswinvenu over 5 years ago +2 suggested
    Hi, Please check this TI app note for calculating SpO2. The same approach is applicable to maxim chip. http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slaa655/slaa655.pdf in brief SpO2 can be calculated R = (AC RMS of Red /…
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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 5 years ago

    Hi,

    Please check this TI app note for calculating SpO2. The same approach is applicable to maxim chip.

    http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slaa655/slaa655.pdf

     

    in brief SpO2 can be calculated

     

    R = (AC RMS of Red / DC of Red)/ (AC RMS of IR / DC of IR)

     

    SpO2 is a percentage value. Using the R value you can calculate the %SpO2

     

    % SpO2= 110 – 25 × R

     

    AC RMS is the RMS value of voltage difference between peak and trough of the RED/IR waveform.

    DC is the voltage difference between ground and the trough waveform.

     

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    Please ping me in case if you want any more help.

     

    Regards,

    Aswin

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  • eswar123
    0 eswar123 over 5 years ago in reply to aswinvenu

    hi friends
    im new to iot and im doing a project which includes MAX 30102
    can someone provide me the libraries for atmega 16a and some sample codes so it could help me alot
    thank you


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  • clem57
    0 clem57 over 5 years ago in reply to eswar123

    eswar123 Have you seen https://www.hackster.io/SurtrTech/measure-heart-rate-and-spo2-with-max30102-c2b4d8 ? All the code is there!

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  • eswar123
    0 eswar123 over 5 years ago in reply to clem57

    im not using aurdino sir 
    im using atmega 16a a as micro controller and avr studio 4 as ide
    thank you.


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  • clem57
    0 clem57 over 5 years ago in reply to eswar123

    https://makersportal.com/blog/2019/6/24/arduino-heart-rate-monitor-using-max30102-and-pulse-oximetry#max_library

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    0 eswar123 over 5 years ago in reply to clem57

    sir im not using arduino
    need libraries for avr studio 4 and code for atmega 16
    thank you
    if possible message me on whatsapp(+91 9441516627) so we can talk their
    thank you




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  • sendhelp
    0 sendhelp over 5 years ago in reply to aswinvenu

    Hi Aswin Sir,

     

    i am using max30100 instead of 30102 but i have an issue whereby the data that can be found in my serial monitor or collected is very odd. When there is no one touching the max30100, there is reading under my code for bpm and there is an inconsistence of the SPO2 data that is being collected.

     

    1. The bpm detects values when there is no one touching the max30100

     

    2. The SPO2 is not detecting values properly.

     

    I have been trying my best to ammend this but it does not seem to be working very well. I added some 4.7k ohm resistor to the oximeter as without it the data doesnt come out.

    Pls help. Thank you image

     

    Send

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  • clem57
    0 clem57 over 5 years ago in reply to sendhelp

    sendhelp did you get and read the datasheet? Please post here.

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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 5 years ago in reply to sendhelp

    Hi Mano,

     

    Please give more information. If you have the schematics of your design please share that.

    MAX30102 is just an upgraded version of MAX30100.

     

    Please share the code as well.

     

    Are you referring to the 4.7KOhm pull-up resistor on the I2C line?

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  • eswar123
    0 eswar123 over 5 years ago in reply to sendhelp

    hii bro can u send the code so we can have a look at it once
    thank you

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  • sendhelp
    0 sendhelp over 5 years ago in reply to sendhelp

    Hi so Sorry Sir, I have been very busy. I would like to thank yall for yall help. I have gotten my Max30100 component to work. Thank you very much but now i am facing a different problem. I now need to send this data via bluetooth and its very difficult. I cannot seem to send the data over through serial.write() of an arduino. Does anyone know how to do so?

     

    So sorry for this very late reply.

     

    Regards,

    Send Mano

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  • mogzzz
    0 mogzzz over 5 years ago in reply to eswar123

    hi bro, I am facing the same problem you faced earlier . Have you managed to solve it yet?

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  • mogzzz
    0 mogzzz over 5 years ago in reply to eswar123

    hi bro, I am facing the same problem you faced earlier . Have you managed to solve it yet?

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