Abstract:Aiming at the problem that the signal distortion of ECG diagnostic instrument is caused by the interference of complex electromagnetic environment, which reduces the diagnostic accuracy, this paper puts forward an anti-interference optimization design scheme based on beamforming technology, and constructs a dual-core collaborative hardware architecture by combining S3C2410A processor and ATmega16 single chip microcomputer. By optimizing hardware interface isolation, power domain division and impedance control, at the same time, using beamforming technology to calculate spatial matching weights and synthesize directional beams, supplemented by interference identification and dynamic compensation algorithms, the target ECG signal enhancement and interference suppression are realized. The experimental results show that under the interference of RF continuous wave and broadband noise, the signal-to-noise ratio of ECG signal is increased to the maximum value of 0.2dB, and the signal fluctuation range is controlled at [-15dB,73dB] and [-16dB,73dB] respectively, and the error from the ideal index is only 2dB and 1 dB. Compared with traditional methods (such as variational modal decomposition and GNSS enhancement), the signal fluctuation deviation is reduced by more than 30dB. The research shows that the design meets the electromagnetic compatibility standard of IEC60601 medical equipment, which can ensure the accuracy of ECG diagnosis in complex electromagnetic environment and provide a solution for reliable monitoring in extreme scenes.