ST's chips are used in HTEC's wearable heart recorders to monitor heart rate and rhythm in patients with heart disease

     STMicroelectronics, the world's leading semiconductor supplier across multiple electronic applications, has the powerful STM32 microcontroller, The HTEC wearable electrocardiogram recorder (ECG recorder) can be continuously operated for a long time to monitor heart health remotely.

     Millions of patients of all ages worldwide are affected by different types of heart disease, such as irregular or abnormal heartbeats. With timely and accurate diagnosis, most arrhythmia symptoms can be effectively treated and mortality can be minimized. While a standard Holter dynamic heart rate monitor must be delivered to the doctor the morning after recording to check the patient's heart rate over the past 24 hours, the STM32-based 3-lead ECG recorder can be handled by the patient and records data at any time. As soon as the patient feels sick, the recorder is placed in the chest, and important cardiac data can be continuously recorded and sent to the doctor through HTEC cloud telemedicine solutions for direct examination and diagnosis of the cause of arrhythmia.

     The novel electrocardiograph uses a dry electrode, which makes it easier to attach to a patient's skin. The powerful computing power of the high-performance STM32 F4 chip plays a crucial role in interpreting complex electrocardiogram signals from the electrodes and converting them into valuable medical information. In extensive testing based on MIT's ECG database, HTEC's advanced signal-filtering algorithm works very well [1], and the low-power microcontroller's dynamic power adjustment technology allows HTEC developers to optimize application power consumption for up to 7 days without charging.

     Jacky Perdrigeat, Vice President, Europe, Middle East and Africa, STMicroelectronics, said: "The wearable ECG recorder creates new opportunities for remote monitoring and diagnostic applications, provides more convenient medical devices for patients with heart rhythm disorders, and the adoption of STMicroelectronics' high-performance, low-power technology by HTEC proves that ST is developing innovative wearable applications while improving the quality of People's Daily lives."

     Srdjan Jovanovic, Technical Director at HTEC, said: "Timely and accurate diagnosis can save lives, so we must not slack off on any basic technology. "St's control chips offer exceptional processing performance and performance, enabling us to develop a medical-grade consumer product that will significantly improve the quality of life for people with known or unknown heart disease."