Design and Characterisation of an EIT Voltage Conditioning Module

Abstract Electrical Impedance Tomography is used to image the cross-sectional conductivity of an object. It is clinically used for high-frame-rate imaging of lung ventilation. Most current systems use very limited current injection waveforms and patterns. We have developed a flexible system for researching alternatives. This paper covers our voltage conditioning module’s design and characterisation. The device was shown to work up to the desired 10 MHz. The responses were uniform with minor gain mismatch between all channels after manufacturing variations. The low-frequency (<1 MHz) crosstalk is on the order -55 dB, and the worst cases around 8 MHz are around -35 dB.