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ECG Sensor Module (AD8232)

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• Single-lead AD8232 ECG front-end for accurate heartbeat signal acquisition
• Low-power operation ideal for battery-powered and wearable projects
• Compact PCB with gold-plated pads and labeled connectors for easy setup
• Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and most microcontrollers
• Reduces motion artifacts for clearer ECG data in mobile applications
• Great for students, DIY developers, biomedical projects, and IoT health solutions

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ECG Sensor Module (AD8232)
Reliable Heart Signal Detection

The AD8232 ECG sensor module enables clean, real-time ECG signal acquisition in a compact, low-power board. Designed for innovators, educators, and developers, this module makes it easy to capture single-lead electrocardiogram data for wearable devices, remote monitoring, and classroom experiments.

Overview

The AD8232 is a single-lead ECG front-end amplifier optimized for extracting, amplifying, and filtering small biopotential signals in the presence of motion and noise. This module converts heart electrical activity into a stable output that you can read with analog inputs on microcontrollers and SBCs.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

  • ECG Signal Acquisition: AD8232 technology filters and amplifies heart signals for clear ECG waveforms.
  • Low Power: Efficient operation for battery-powered and wearable applications.
  • Compact Design: Small PCB footprint fits into wearable and portable devices.
  • High Signal Clarity: Reduced motion artifacts and electrical noise for cleaner data.
  • Connectivity: Standard electrode connectors and labeled pads for quick wiring.
  • Materials: High-performance AD8232 IC, durable PCB, gold-plated pads for consistent conductivity.

Electrical & Performance Specifications

  • Supply voltage: typically 3.3V to 5V (check board labeling)
  • Output: Analog ECG waveform suitable for ADC sampling
  • Input type: Three-electrode input (RA, LA, RL) for single-lead ECG
  • Power consumption: Low current draw suitable for wearables

Compatibility & Integration

This ECG sensor module works seamlessly with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and most microcontrollers. Use any ADC-enabled input to sample the analog ECG output. Simple libraries and example code are widely available for rapid prototyping.

Typical connection steps

  • Connect supply (3.3V or 5V) and ground to the module.
  • Attach ECG electrodes to RA (right arm), LA (left arm) and RL (reference/ground) pads.
  • Read the module output with analog input on your microcontroller and apply software filters or plotting tools.

Applications and Example Projects

  • Home or clinical ECG monitoring prototypes
  • Heart rate sensor for fitness bands and wearable devices
  • DIY ECG labs and student biomedical projects
  • IoT health monitoring and remote diagnostics
  • Biofeedback experiments and physiology teaching aids

Who Should Use This Module?

  • Medical and biomedical students learning ECG fundamentals
  • IoT and health monitoring startups building prototypes
  • DIY developers, makers, and Arduino enthusiasts
  • Clinicians and researchers collecting remote ECG data
  • Educators teaching electronics or human physiology

Safety, Handling, and Best Practices

  • Non-invasive and safe for skin contact when used with proper electrodes.
  • Do not connect module to mains-powered medical equipment; use isolated supplies when required.
  • Place electrodes on clean, dry skin for best conductivity.
  • Use software filtering and appropriate sampling rates to reduce artifacts.

Common Questions

What does the AD8232 ECG sensor do?

It captures and conditions ECG signals so you can monitor heart activity in real time using a microcontroller or single-board computer.

Is this compatible with Arduino?

Yes. Connect power, ground, and the analog output to an ADC pin on Arduino. Example sketches and community libraries make integration straightforward.

Can I use this for wearable heart monitoring?

Yes. The module’s small form factor and low-power operation make it ideal for wearable ECG projects and portable health devices.

Is it safe for home use?

Yes. The sensor is non-invasive and commonly used in educational, hobbyist, and prototype devices. Follow safety best practices and do not use as a certified medical diagnostic device.

Example Project Ideas

  • Wearable heart rate monitor with Bluetooth data logging.
  • Raspberry Pi ECG recorder with waveform display and storage.
  • Student lab kit for learning ECG signal processing and filtering.

Order Now

Bring medical-grade ECG signal acquisition to your next project. Order the AD8232 ECG sensor module from Colgroad for fast delivery across Islamabad. Whether for learning, prototyping, or product development, this module makes each heartbeat actionable.

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  • Store Name: College Road Electronics
  • Vendor: College Road Electronics
  • Address: Microwave Electronics, Basement Azhar Shaheed Plaza, DAV College Road
    Rawalpindi
    Punjab
    46000
  • 3.00 rating from 2 reviews
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