Evaluation methods and instruments of dry biopotential electrodes

Liu Hao, Xiaoming Tao

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Abstract

Dry biopotential electrodes (DBPE) are suitable for measuring biopotential in longterm health monitoring systems due to simpler operation and less skin irritation than wet electrodes in the application process. So far, no uniform test standard and instrument was performed for evaluating the quality of dry electrodes. In this chapter, measurement methods and instruments for evaluating the quality of dry biopotential electrodes were reviewed systematically. These measurementmethods and instruments were classified into two categories: (1) common methods and instruments and (2) special methods and instruments. Properties of dry biopotential electrodes were summed up in the following several aspects: electrical conductivity, electrochemical impedance spectra, contact impedance, appearance, crystal texture, open circuit potential (OCP), biopotential signal noise and dynamic open circuit potential (DOCP), and so on. With progress of materials and electronics technology, more and more novel dry electrodes will be developed, and corresponding evaluation methods and instruments will also be fabricated.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationHandbook of Smart Textiles
PublisherSpringer Singapore
Pages775-808
Number of pages34
ISBN (Electronic)9789814451451
ISBN (Print)9789814451444
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 31 Aug 2015

Keywords

  • Biopotential
  • Contact impedance
  • Dry electrode
  • Dynamic measurement
  • Electrochemical impedance spectra
  • Equivalent circuit
  • Evaluation instruments
  • Evaluation methods
  • Motion artifact
  • Static measurement
  • Textile-structured electrodes

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • General Engineering
  • General Materials Science
  • General Physics and Astronomy

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