PPG Raw Data Pulse Oximeter for Algorithm Development The AM-801 PPG Raw Data Pulse Oximeter is designed for engineers, researchers, and digital health developers who need access to high-resolution photoplethysmography (PPG) signal data. Unlike standard consumer pulse oximeters that only display SpO₂ and pulse rate values, this developer edition provides 400Hz PPG sampling, raw waveform data output, and USB communication. This allows developers to capture and analyze physiological signals for medical algorithm development, biomedical research, and telehealth system integration. It is widely used by digital health companies, AI healthcare startups, and research laboratories developing next-generation remote monitoring and medical software solutions. Key Features 400Hz high-frequency PPG sampling Raw PPG waveform data output USB communication for direct data acquisition Real-time SpO₂ and pulse rate monitoring Compact developer tool for signal analysis Reliable performance in low perfusion conditions Typical Applications Medical algorithm development PPG signal research and analysis Telehealth device development Remote patient monitoring systems Biomedical engineering research Digital health product prototyping Technical Specifications SpO₂ Measurement Range: 35% – 99% Pulse Rate Range: 30 – 245 bpm PPG Sampling Rate: 400Hz Communication Interface: USB Display: OLED Power Supply: 2 × AAA Batteries Why Developers Choose This PPG Raw Data Pulse Oximeter Many commercial pulse oximeters only provide processed readings such as SpO₂ and pulse rate. However, advanced biomedical research and medical device development often require access to the raw photoplethysmography signal. The AM-801 developer pulse oximeter provides high-frequency signal acquisition and raw waveform output, enabling developers to build and validate algorithms for digital health platforms, AI-based diagnostics, and remote patient monitoring systems. FAQ What is PPG raw data? PPG (photoplethysmography) raw data refers to the original optical signal waveform captured from blood volume changes in the microvascular tissue. Access to raw PPG signals allows developers and researchers to analyze cardiovascular patterns and build medical algorithms. What is a PPG raw data pulse oximeter used for? A PPG raw data pulse oximeter is commonly used for medical algorithm development, biomedical research, wearable device development, and telehealth system integration. Does this device provide waveform data? Yes. The developer version provides raw PPG waveform output with 400Hz sampling rate, allowing detailed signal analysis. Is this pulse oximeter intended for general consumers? No. This developer edition is designed for engineering evaluation, biomedical research, and medical device development rather than general home health monitoring.
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