Primary Multi-frequency Data Analyze in Electrical Impedance Scanning.

Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc

Department of medical electronic engineering, school of biomedical engineering, Fourth Military Medical University, 17 Changle West Road, Xi'an, 710033,China.

Published: October 2012

This paper deduced the Cole-Cole arc equation in form of admittance by the traditional Cole-Cole equation in form of impedance. Comparing to the latter, the former is more adaptive to the electrical impedance scanning which using lower frequency region. When using our own electrical impedance scanning device at 50-5000Hz, the measurement data separated on the arc of the former, while collected near the direct current resistor on the arc of the latter. The four parameters of the former can be evaluated by the least square method. The frequency of the imaginary part of admittance reaching maximum can be calculated by the Cole-Cole parameters. In conclusion, the Cole-Cole arc in form of admittance is more effective to multi-frequency data analyze at lower frequency region, like EIS.

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