Why the study?
ECG recorded from everyday objects is increasingly common, creating a need to simulate signal-related artifacts and dynamically model the skin-electrode interface.
The developed ECG simulator can emulate skin-electrode impedance changes and artifacts, providing a useful tool for ECG hardware/software development and clinical training.
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Advances simulation of wearable ECG artifacts; leaves open prospective validation for clinical monitoring applications.
Almeida et al. (2021) studied this question.
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