Calibrated Signal Conversion
Convert raw ADC samples into voltage-accurate traces with customizable sampling rates, durations, and reference voltages tailored to your acquisition hardware.
Traditional Medicine Meets Modern Technology
Combine indigenous knowledge with evidence-based cardiology. The ECG Signal Processor from Africa Laboratory helps researchers, biomedical engineers, and traditional medicine practitioners transform raw electrical signals into actionable cardiac insights within minutes.
Empower screening programs, telemedicine teams, and academic labs with a browser-based ECG toolkit designed to respect African contexts. Streamline how you convert acquisition data, visualize patient rhythms, and share interpretable results for collaborative clinical decisions.
Convert raw ADC samples into voltage-accurate traces with customizable sampling rates, durations, and reference voltages tailored to your acquisition hardware.
Upload MIT-BIH style .HEA and .DAT or .MAT pairs to render crisp ECG waveforms online, making it simple to detect artifacts before clinical reviews or publication.
Select continuous or packet wavelet transforms to detect PQRST complexes, compare multiple leads, and export annotated findings for research and care teams.
Follow the guided flow below to process raw data, generate publication-ready visuals, and run automated wavelet-based diagnostics tuned for African clinical and research environments.
Upload paired .HEA headers with .DAT or .MAT signal files that follow PhysioNet/MIT-BIH style conventions. The processor will map leads, sampling rates, and annotations automatically.
The platform uses configurable continuous and packet wavelet transforms to identify PQRST complexes. Select the mode that matches your signal quality, then review annotated outputs before making clinical calls.
Yes. Once processing finishes, download the regenerated .HEA file and data file, along with plots and textual summaries you can archive or share with collaborators.
Processing and analysis are orchestrated through a secure backend so you can perform heavier ECG computations without overloading local devices while keeping data scoped to your session.