Abstract:Addressing the limitations of traditional electronic stethoscopes, which are restricted to heart sound auscultation and unable to provide synchronous display, playback, and data analysis of heart sound and electrocardiogram (ECG) signals, a synchronous acquisition and analysis system is designed for a MEMS integrated phonocardiography and electrocardiography sensor based on the characteristics of heart sound and ECG signals. The system utilizes the MEMS integrated sensor to detect heart sound and ECG signals, with the GD32 microprocessor and AD7606 serving as the core control components for synchronous acquisition of heart sound and ECG signals. Software-wise, a hybrid programming approach combining C# and MATLAB is employed to achieve synchronous waveform display, historical playback, and spectral analysis of heart sound and ECG signals. Test results demonstrate that the phase difference between the heart sound and ECG channels ranges from 2.056° to 3.235°, meeting the synchronization requirements. The upper computer software can clearly display the characteristics of heart sound and ECG signals, with the frequency domain of heart sound signals concentrated between 20-600 Hz and the frequency domain of ECG signals concentrated between 0.05-100 Hz, verifying the accuracy of the system's functionality. This system provides technical support for early screening of cardiovascular diseases.