I am teaching microelectronics for the first time this semester. I've been rewriting the labs, seeking to make them more engaging. Early on I identified ECG measurement as something that would have broad appeal. Needless to say I've had limited success getting my basic circuit to work. Thanks for sharing this lecture series; it will help me take a lot of the guess work out of my design process. Your lecture is well organized has quality content and thoughtfully presented; your students are lucky to have you.
At 02:45, this comment is basically back-to-front. American doctors almost always say EKG whereas I believe almost all of Europe says ECG apart from when speaking in German (and the probably most of the rest of the world). Certainly in the UK it's only ever called ECG.
I am teaching microelectronics for the first time this semester. I've been rewriting the labs, seeking to make them more engaging. Early on I identified ECG measurement as something that would have broad appeal. Needless to say I've had limited success getting my basic circuit to work. Thanks for sharing this lecture series; it will help me take a lot of the guess work out of my design process. Your lecture is well organized has quality content and thoughtfully presented; your students are lucky to have you.
At 02:45, this comment is basically back-to-front. American doctors almost always say EKG whereas I believe almost all of Europe says ECG apart from when speaking in German (and the probably most of the rest of the world). Certainly in the UK it's only ever called ECG.