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Updated GUI to enable user selectable electrode config for multiplexer hardware. Included TCP interface to communicate with, e.g., Python.

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Hubald Verzijl
2026-05-21 21:53:50 +02:00
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# Bio-Impedance Amplifier | Executables # Bio-Impedance Amplifier | Bio-Z App | Executables
This repository contains compiled Rust-based software for communicating with a custom-built bio-impedance amplifier. This repository contains compiled Rust-based software for communicating with a custom-built bio-impedance amplifier.
## Features ## Features
- Single-frequency and frequency-sweep measurements - Single-frequency (user selectable) and frequency-sweep measurements
- Real-time visualization of magnitude and phase - Real-time visualization of magnitude and phase
- Support for both 2-lead and 4-lead measurements - Support for both 2-lead and 4-lead measurements
- Supports hardware with or without an electrode multiplexer
- Dynamic software-controlled electrode selection when using a multiplexer
- Up to 24 pins available with multiplexer support
- Data logging to `.csv` files - Data logging to `.csv` files
- Day and night display modes - Day and night display modes
- Control via on-screen buttons or keyboard shortcuts - Control via on-screen buttons or keyboard shortcuts (see corresponding tab)
- Adding custom markers at specific timepoints - Adding custom markers at specific timepoints
## Installation ## Installation
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- `_single.csv` for single measurements - `_single.csv` for single measurements
- `_sweep.csv` for sweep measurements - `_sweep.csv` for sweep measurements
- Single and sweep data are **never combined** in one output file. - Single and sweep data are **never combined** in one output file.
- If a `.csv` file already exists, a new file is created with `_1`, `_2`, etc. appended to the filename.
### Marker Functionality ### Marker Functionality
- A new feature **Add marker** is available during a measurement. - A new feature **Add marker** is available during a measurement.
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- Time values are expressed in **milliseconds (ms)**. - Time values are expressed in **milliseconds (ms)**.
- Time starts from the moment the hardware is powered on or connected via USB. - Time starts from the moment the hardware is powered on or connected via USB.
### Selected lead mode and lead configuration (E0...E23)
- When logging is enabled and the **Start** button was pressed, the selected lead mode and lead configuration (see structure below) are recorded whenever a measurement is started.
- This information can be used to identify which measurement configuration was active when the **Start** button was pressed.
- When hardware without a multiplexer is used: `No_multiplexer` is logged
- When hardware with a multiplexer is used:
- `"2(E1,23)"` indicates a 2-lead with drive/sense+ at E1 and and drive/sense- at E23
- `"4(E1,E23,E10,E12)"` indicates a 4-lead measurement with I+ at E1, I- at E23, V+ at E10 and V- at E12
### CSV Column Structure ### CSV Column Structure
#### Single Measurement (`*_single.csv`) #### Single Measurement (`*_single.csv`)
Column number | Parameter | Description | Column number | Parameter | Description |
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3| Magnitude | Signal magnitude | 3| Magnitude | Signal magnitude |
4| Phase | Signal phase | 4| Phase | Signal phase |
5| Marker | User-defined marker text | 5| Marker | User-defined marker text |
6| Lead | Lead mode/config
#### Sweep Measurement (`*_sweep.csv`) #### Sweep Measurement (`*_sweep.csv`)
Column number | Parameter | Description | Column number | Parameter | Description |
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4| Phase | Signal phase | 4| Phase | Signal phase |
5| Index / Measurement number | Sweep index | 5| Index / Measurement number | Sweep index |
6| Marker | User-defined marker text | 6| Marker | User-defined marker text |
6| Lead | Lead mode/config