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Pulse Measurement

Carotid Pulse Measurement by hand

Radial Artery Measurement by hand

Pulse Rate Statistics

Normal Pulse Rates

Pulse Measurement by Heart Rate Sensor

Ear Clip of Sensor

Exercise & Pulse Rate Run #1 - Data recording before exercise Run #2 - Data recording after exercise

Heart Rate Chart Run #2 Run #1 Initialization stage

Zoom in on Run #2

Heart Rate Statistics

Challenging Question Why does the heart beat faster after exercise? The human body needs more energy during exercise. More oxygen is needed to produce energy. The heart beats faster to pump more blood so as to carry more oxygen to the cells.

The heart rate sensor sends light through your ear lobe. As your heart beats, the amount of blood in the capillaries near the surface of the skin will vary. Therefore the amount of light that passes through your ear lobe varies too. The sensor measures changes in light transmittance of your ear lobe. The computer program can automatically calculate the heart beat rate. Principle of Heart Rate Sensor

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