EEE1008- Bio-medical

Instrumentation
Introduction to the Course
Dr. P. Mahalakshmi
Professor, Dept of Instrumentation
School of Electrical Engineering
VIT-Vellore

E-mail: pmahalakshmi@vit.ac.in
WhatsApp: 8825479747
 Course Faculty
Dr. P. Mahalakshmi, Professor
 Cabin: TT 131 A
 Department: Instrumentation
 School: SELECT

Qualifications
 B.E. – Electronics & Communication Engineering
 M.Tech. – Biomedical Engineering (IIT Madras)
 Ph.D – Biomedical Engineering (IIT Madras)
• Prerequisites: Nil
• Course..\EEE1008_Bio-Medical-
Instrumentation_ETH_2_AC39.pdf Syllabus:
 Course Objectives
• Students can understand;
– The biological signals and signal acquisition,

– To provide the design concepts of

bioelectric amplifiers

– To learn the principle and operation of various

biomedical systems
 Expected Course Outcomes
On the completion of this course the student will be :
• Able to design and maintain bio electric devices used
for diagnostic and therapeutic applications,
• Able to work with medical, biological, Signal processing
teams
• This course also meets the following student outcomes
– ability to design a system, component, or process to meet
desired needs within
– realistic constraints such as economic, environmental,
social, political, ethical, health and safety,
manufacturability, and sustainability
– an ability to function on multidisciplinary teams
 Student Learning Outcomes
5. Having design thinking capability
9. Having problem solving ability-
solving social issues and engineering
problems
10. Having a clear understanding of
professional and ethical responsibility
 Scheme of Evaluation
Component Marks Nature Dates

CAT I 15 Internal
CAT II 15 Internal
Digital Assignment I 10 Internal

Quiz I 10 Internal
Quiz II 10 Internal

FAT 40 COE
 Digital Assignment Rubrics (Maximum 10
Marks)
2.5
Upload of the On or before the due date
Assignment
Objective of the Objective of the assignment
assignment is well defined with clearly
giving the background
information of the project
Originality of the Completely new idea and
assignment the content is written
originally by the student
Methodology Methodology given in
details as per the question
1 0
Not submitted before the
due date
Objective of the assignment Objective of the
is defined but without assignment not specified in
adequate information the report
Partially original and few part Completely copied from
is copies from other sources. other sources
Sufficient details not given in Methodology not included
the methodology in the report
 J-Component

Component Marks
First Review 20
Second Review 30
Third review & report & 50
working model
 BMI – J component Schedule
Deciding team, topics and submit the form 9-13 August 2021
First Review 1, 3, 6 September 2021
Second Review 18, 20, 22 October 2021
Third Review 29 November, 1, 3 December 2021
Report uploading 3 December 2021
 General Instructions
• Team size : Minimum 1 & Maximum 3
• Hardware project or Interfacing projects
• Should demonstrate the final model
• Should give 5 min presentation with proper
slides containing all the details of the project
in each review with all the team members
 Final Review & Report of the J-Component
project Rubrics (Maximum 50 Marks)
10
Upload of the report Before the review
Objective of the Objective of the project is
project well defined with clearly
giving the background
information of the project
Innovation The project work involves
component in the introduction and testing of
project innovative component in
addition to routine
experimental results
Methodology Methodology given in
details as per the
specifications
Results and Results given and sufficient
discussion discussion is included in the
report
5 0
Within two days after the Not submitted within two
review days after the review
Objective of the project is Objective of the project not
defined but without adequate specified in the report
information on the background
information of the project
The project work involves The project work involves
introduction of the innovative only routine experimental
component but without much results
experimentation in addition to
routine experimental results
Sufficient details not given in Methodology not included
the methodology in the report
Results given but not Only results are given and
sufficiently discussed discussion part is
completely missing
 Books
• Text Books
1. R. S. Khandpur. ‘Handbook of Biomedical Instrumentation’.
2nd edition. Tata McGraw Hill, 2003.
2. Leslie Cromwell, Fred J. Weibell & Erich A. Pfeiffer,
‚’Biomedical Instrumentation and Measurements’. 2nd
Edition, PHI, 2007.
• Reference Books
1. J.J. Carr & J.M. Brown. ‘Introduction to biomedical
equipment technology’. Prentice Hall, 2000.
2. J.G. Webster. ‘Medical Instrumentation’. 3rd edition. John
Wiley, 1997.
3. Richard Aston, ‘Principles of Biomedical Instrumentation
and measurement’, Merrill Publishing company, 1990.