12-11-2025 04:33 PM - edited 12-11-2025 04:36 PM
"Thank you for your explanations, they saved me. Now I can get the data without zeroing. I can also detect the pulse. But how can I implement the Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) method in LabVIEW so that it can automatically detect the blood pressure after one cycle of pressure measurement?"
12-12-2025 01:01 AM
Hi llimpaull,
@llimpaull wrote:
12-12-2025 01:57 AM
Sure, but how can I integrate MAP into my system? Last night, I tried to add it but couldn’t find any changes. Does anyone know how to add MAP to LabVIEW and how to use it?
12-12-2025 02:08 AM
This is the plot I got with no hand.
And this one was taken with my hand to capture the pulse. Now, I need to create something that can read the MAP from this data. How can I add it?
12-12-2025 02:15 AM - edited 12-12-2025 02:17 AM
Hi llimpaull,
@llimpaull wrote:
This is the plot I got with no hand.
And this one was taken with my hand to capture the pulse. Now, I need to create something that can read the MAP from this data. How can I add it?
Maybe the first step would be to verify the displayed data before starting any analysis…
Are readings in the range of 4.3e+6 for real? In your Arduino code you seem to scale the reading to mmHg!?
12-12-2025 02:18 AM
Hi llimpaull,
@llimpaull wrote:
Sure, but how can I integrate MAP into my system? Last night, I tried to add it but couldn’t find any changes. Does anyone know how to add MAP to LabVIEW and how to use it?
You "just" need to collect your sample data in a waveform, then you can apply that analysis function on the waveform…
12-12-2025 02:33 AM
No, sir, the data is raw, and I need an accurate system to automatically display the diastolic and systolic values.
12-12-2025 02:36 AM - edited 12-12-2025 02:37 AM
So how can I add this in LabVIEW? I can't seem to find it at all. Also, can I place this in a loop so that each time a waveform is received, it sends it to the system and then gets the result back, and the cycle repeats? Is that possible?
12-12-2025 03:05 AM - edited 12-12-2025 03:07 AM
Hi llimpaull,
@llimpaull wrote:
So how can I add this in LabVIEW? I can't seem to find it at all.
Also, can I place this in a loop so that each time a waveform is received, it sends it to the system and then gets the result back, and the cycle repeats?
Is that possible?
LabVIEW is a full-featured programming environment, so "yes, it's possible"!
Suggestion:

12-12-2025 04:14 AM
Hello dear Gerdw
Could you please share the VI file with me?
I’m having difficulty recreating the program from the PNG image you sent.
Thank you for your support.