ECG Patient Simulator
A parametric 12-lead-style ECG generator with a full rhythm library, adjustable rate, calibration gain, and artifact injection - the same kind of signal a bench patient simulator feeds into a monitor.
mVRegular P-QRS-T complexes, 1:1 AV conduction. Below 60 bpm reads as sinus bradycardia, above 100 as sinus tachycardia - watch the label change as you drag the rate.
Rate
--bpm
PR Interval
--ms
QRS
--
Regularity
--
Regular P-QRS-T complexes, 1:1 AV conduction. Below 60 bpm reads as sinus bradycardia, above 100 as sinus tachycardia - watch the label change as you drag the rate.
Calibration gain
What a BMET verifies with this
- -The monitor measures heart rate correctly across the rhythm library
- -Arrhythmia detection and alarms fire for the rhythms your protocol requires
- -The monitor rejects mains hum, EMG, and motion artifact without a false alarm
Reference
- Bench analog
- Fluke ProSim, Metron QA-ES, and similar patient simulators
- Standards referenced
- AAMI EC13, IEC 60601-2-27
This is a teaching and verification-practice model built from published signal theory and the standards named above, not a calibrated instrument and not a claim about any specific commercial product. Always follow your own analyzer's documentation and your facility's policy for real compliance or acceptance testing.