Pulse Sensor with

Arduino
 Pulse Sensor
• Pulse Sensor Amped is a plug-
and-play heart-rate sensor for
Arduino and Arduino
compatibles.
• Pulse Sensor Amped works with
either a 3V or 5V Arduino
• Specification
• Diameter = 0.625" (~16mm)
• Overall thickness = 0.125"
(~3mm)
• Working Voltage = 3V to 5V
• Working Current = ~4mA at 5V
 Pinout Details
• you can see the s, + and - on
pulse sensor's back view as
shown in the picture above.
• S : signal, connected to any
of your microcontroller's
digital pin.
• + : supply, 3V up to 5V
• - : ground
 Link
• Downloads
• You download the ARduino code
from https://github.com/WorldFamousElectronics/PulseSens
or_Amped_Arduino and there is also a very useful processing
example which shows a graphical representation , you can get
this
at https://github.com/WorldFamousElectronics/PulseSensor_
Amped_Processing_Visualizer
Pulse Sensor to Arduino
 ECG Sensor
• The AD8232 is an integrated
signal conditioning block for ECG
and other biopotential
measurement applications.
• It is designed to extract,
amplify, and filter small
biopotential signals in the
presence of noisy conditions.
 Pin Details
We’ll connect five of the nine pins on
the board to your Arduino. The five pins
you need are
labeled GND, 3.3v, OUTPUT, LO-,
Board Label Pin Function Arduino Connection
and LO+
GND Ground GND

3.3.V 3.3V Power 3.3 V

OUTPUT OutPut Signal A0

11

LO- Leads-off Detect -

10

LO+ Leads-off Detect +

SDN Shutdown Not Used

ECG Sensor connection