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Evaluation Kit

General Description Benefits and Features

The MAX30009EVKIT# evaluation kit (EV kit) provides a ● Convenient Platform to Evaluate the MAX30009
platform to evaluate the functionality and features of the
MAX30009 Low-Power, High-Performance Bioimpedance ● Many Easy-to-Reach Test Points
(BioZ) Analog Front End. The EV kit allows for flex- ● Real-time Monitoring and Plotting
ible hardware and software configurations to help the ● Data Logging Capabilities
user quickly learn how to configure and optimize the
● Bluetooth® LE
MAX30009 for their applications.
● Windows® 10 Compatible GUI software
The MAX30009 is a complete Bioimpedance (BioZ)
analog front-end solution for wearable applications. It EV Kit Contents
offers high performance for fitness, wellness, and clini- ● MAX30009_EVKIT_B sensor board
cal applications and ultra-low power for long battery life.
The BioZ receive channel has ESD protection, EMI filter- ● MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B microcontroller board
ing, internal lead biasing, DC leads off detection, DRVN (assembled to MAX30009_EVKIT_B)
lead-off detection, and ultra-low power lead-on detection ● 105mAh LiPo battery LP-401230
during standby mode. The BioZ receive channel also has (assembled to MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B)
high input impedance, low noise, high CMRR, program- ● Cypress USB Bluetooth® LE dongle CY5677
mable gain, various low-pass, and high-pass filter options,
and two high-resolution analog to digital converters for ● USB-C to USB-A cable
simultaneous I and Q acquisition. ● MAXDAP-TYPE-C programmer board
The MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit consists of two boards. ● Micro USB-B to USB-A cable
MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B is the microcontroller ● Six electrode cables
(MCU) board while MAX30009_EVKIT_B is the sensor
board containing the MAX30009. The EV kit is powered MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Files
by a LiPo battery, which is recharged through a USB-C
cable. The EV kit relays data using Bluetooth® through FILE DESCRIPTION
the Cypress USB Bluetooth® LE dongle. The EV kit Setup file to install
contains the latest firmware but comes with the program- MAX30009GUISetupVxxx_Web.zip
PC GUI program
ming circuit board MAXDAP-TYPE-C in case a firmware
Schematic, BOM,
change is needed. MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B.zip
layout

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MAX30009_EVKIT_B.zip
layout

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Quick Start 2) Set the EV kit on a nonconductive surface to ensure

that nothing is on the PCB shorts.
Required Equipment
3) Plug in the Cypress USB Bluetooth® LE dongle to a
● MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit
USB port of the Windows® PC.
● Cypress USB Bluetooth® LE dongle CY5677
4) Visit www.maximintegrated.com/products/MAX30009
● USB-C to USB-A cable to download the most recent version of the EV kit soft-
● Windows® PC with USB port ware, MAX30009GUISetupVxxx_Web.zip. Save the
EV kit software to a temporary folder and uncompress
● 105 mAh Li-Po battery LP-401230
the zip file. The EV kit software can also be accessed
● Microsoft .NET framework 4.7.2 or above by scanning the QR code on the EV kit board.
Procedure 5) Launch the MAX30009GUISetupVxxx.exe and fol-
The EV kit is fully assembled and tested. Use the follow- low the instructions from the pop-up windows. This
ing steps to verify board operation: installs the MAX30009EVKitGui.exe GUI program as
well as the Bluetooth® LE dongle driver.
Note: In the following sections, text in bold refers to items
and buttons in the MAX30009EVKitGui.exe GUI program. 6) Press and hold the power switch (SW) for 1 second
to turn on the EV kit (see power switch location in
1) Confirm that the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B Figure 1). When powered on, the green status LED
microcontroller (MCU) board is connected to the indicator will toggle.
MAX30009_EVKIT_B board through the flex cable as
shown in Figure 1. 7) Start the MAX30009EVKitGui.exe GUI program. A
Connect To Device window should appear. Click on

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the COM port that corresponds with the Bluetooth® obtained elsewhere to properly measure BioZ signals.
LE dongle, and the EV kit device should appear under 9) Click the Start button on the bottom right to start
Select a device below. Choose the device and press data acquisition. When running, the plots on the GUI
Connect. The GUI is then launched. should stream with data. Figure 2 shows an example
8) Configure GUI settings if needed. Note that the elec- of a plot with both I and Q BioZ enabled.
trodes are not provided in this EV kit and must be

GREEN/RED POWER
STATUS LED SWITCH

Figure 1. Power Switch for the MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit

Figure 2. Plot of BioZ I and Q Signals

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Detailed Description of Software Options, Logging, and Help menus, whose functions are
The EV kit allows BioZ data to be sampled and trans- detailed in the following sections.
ferred to the GUI for both dynamic viewing and logging for File Menu
later analysis. The EV kit microcontroller PCB performs The File menu contains the option to exit out of the GUI
SPI to Bluetooth® LE (BLE) communication, transporting program.
the data to the PC through BLE. Most functionality of the
MAX30009 has been mapped to the GUI so that the user Device Menu
can explore a wide variety of applications supported by The Device menu provides the ability to connect or dis-
the MAX30009. The following sections describe these connect the EV kit to the GUI. If the EV kit is disconnected
functionalities. while the GUI is open, the GUI will display Disconnected
Conventions for registers are: in the lower right corner. To connect, turn on the EV kit,
navigate to the Device menu, and select Connect. This
● Hexadecimal notation for addresses: The PLL_ will open the Connect To Device window, allowing the
Configuration_1 register is at hex address 0x17. user to connect. Once connection is successful, the
● Individual bits within register: The PLL_EN bit is bottom right corner of the GUI will read Connected and
located at 0x17.0 (bit 0 at address 0x17). display the COM port to which the EV kit is connected.
● Bit fields within register: The KDIV[3:0] field is
located at 0x17[4:1] (bits 4 to 1 correspond to bits 3
to 0 of the KDIV field).
Software Startup
To begin Bluetooth® connection of the EV kit to the PC,
first plug the Cypress USB Bluetooth® LE dongle into a
USB port of the Windows® PC and turn on the EV kit.
Start up the MAX30009EVKitGui.exe GUI program, which
prompts a Connect To Device window, as shown in
Figure 3. In this window, click on the COM port that corre-
sponds with the BLE Dongle, and the EV kit device should
appear under Select a device below. Choose the device
and press Connect. The GUI will then be launched.
When launched, the software first initializes the EV kit
to communicate. The software then reads the EV kit
registers and updates all the associated control fields
displayed on the GUI. The status strip at the bottom of the
GUI displays the firmware version, GUI version, and the
hardware’s associated COM port.
Toolstrip Menu Bar
The Toolstrip Menu bar is located at the top of the GUI
window (see Figure 4). This bar contains File, Device, Figure 3. Connect To Device window

Figure 4. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Toolstrip Menu Bar

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Options Menu EV kit and GUI Status

The Options menu provides several settings to access The status indicators include:
more features offered by the GUI. ● Part: Reads the Part ID (0xFF) and displays the result.
● Register Import/Export allows the user to save reg- ● FW: Firmware version loaded onto MAXSENSORBLE_
ister settings in a Windows CSV file (Export) and to EVKIT_B board.
quickly set up the GUI based on register settings from
a previously exported CSV file (Import). ● SW: GUI software version.

● Plot Time Scale allows the user to select the total ● Battery: Shows battery charge level (1 to 10).
number of seconds of data they want to see on the ● File Log: Enabled or Disabled as set in the Logging
plot. menu.
● Advanced provides the Register Access selection ● Flash Log: Enabled or Disabled as set in in the
which reveals more register and system settings in the Logging menu.
Registers tab for the user to customize. ● Connected: Displays “Connected” (with MAC address
Logging Menu and COM port) or “Disconnected” state of EV kit board.
The Logging menu provides a way to export exact data ● RSSI, Dropped Count, and Tag Error Count:
measured by the EV kit. There are two options avail- Bluetooth® debug fields. RSSI indicates Bluetooth®
able: File to save data to a Windows CSV file or Flash signal strength, which should be above -70dBm. If
to save data in the EV kit’s flash memory. When the below that level, move the EV kit board closer to the
MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit is plugged in to the PC through BLE dongle.
the USB-C to USB-A cable, the option Parse Bin File Start/Stop Button
parses the binary file saved in the flash memory into a
Clicking Start begins data acquisition and visualizes the
“.csv” file. See the Data Logging section of this datasheet
data in the Plots tab. During data acquisition, the Start
for more details.
button turns into a Stop button. Click this Stop button to
Help Menu stop data acquisition and data visualization.
The Help menu contains GUI information and links that Reset Button
can help with GUI issues.
Clicking Reset resets all registers and GUI settings to
Data Acquisition Bar predefined default values.
The Data Acquisition bar is located at the bottom of the
GUI window (see Figure 5). This bar displays EV kit sta-
tus, GUI status, a Start/Stop button, and a Reset button.

Figure 5. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Data Acquisition Bar

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PLL Tab Generating PLL Frequency

The PLL Tab (see Figure 6) sets up the master clock and PLL frequency is generated by multiplying the Clock
the divider ratios for the generation of the various device Selection frequency with M Divider. PLL frequency rang-
clocks. The clock values are discussed in the MAX30009 es from 14MHz to 28MHz. At 32kHz, M Divider range is
IC data sheet, along with tables containing values for 438 to 875. At 32.768kHz, M Divider range is 427 to 854.
easy clock frequency setup.
BioZ Drive: BioZ Synth Clock (K Divider) and Drive
PLL Enable Frequency (DAC OSR)
Checkbox is checked if PLL_EN(0x17b0) = 1, indicating The BioZ Synth Clock frequency must be between
that the PLL is enabled. 4.096kHz and 28MHz. The frequency is set by dividing
the PLL Frequency by the K Divider value. The Drive
Source Select and Clock Selection Frequency is generated by dividing the BioZ Synth
Source Select = Internal: The Clock Selection pull-down Clock frequency by the DAC OSR value.
box selects the internal oscillator frequency (32.768kHz or
32kHz). BioZ Receive: BioZ ADC Clock (N Divider) and
Sample Rate (ADC OSR)
Source Select = External: Clock source is a low-jitter The BioZ ADC Clock frequency must be between
external 32.867kHz oscillator connected to the device 16.0kHz and 36.375kHz. The frequency is set by dividing
FCLK input pin.The Clock Selection field must be set to the PLL Frequency by the N Divider value. The Sample
32.768kHz. Rate is generated by dividing the BioZ ADC Clock
frequency by the ADC OSR value.

Figure 6. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit PLL tab

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BioZ Drive Tab Current DAC Drive Mode

The BioZ Drive Tab (see Figure 7) configures the stimu- The BioZ drive channel offers several modes of stimula-
lus generator. tion that can be selected. The BioZ drive has several dif-
ferent options which configure the internal amplifiers and
BioZ Enable switches to support waveforms for various applications.
Enabling BioZ allows bioimpedance data to be acquired
● Current: Output stimulus is sine wave current.
and plotted in the Plots tab. This field is also avail-
able and can be set from the BioZ Receive and BioZ ● Voltage: Output stimulus is sine wave voltage.
Calibration tabs. ● H-Bridge: Output stimulus is square wave voltage
● Disabled: No samples are captured. from the H-Bridge source.
● I-Channel: Enable BioZ measurement from an ● Standby: Low-power state where electrodes are driv-
in-phase component. en to V_MID_TX. Standby is useful in saving power
during ultra-low power (ULP) lead-on detection.
● Q-Channel: Enable BioZ measurement from quadra-
ture-phase component. There are several necessary connections to ensure
patient safety. When using sine wave current as a
● I- and Q-Ch: Enable both in-phase and the quadra-
stimulus, the Use External Capacitor option should be
ture BioZ measurement.

Figure 7. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit BioZ Drive tab

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selected by default to use a 47nF capacitor provided by 100.5kΩ, 5.525kΩ, and 276.25Ω. When Current is select-
the EV kit to block DC currents from being driven into the ed for Current DAC Drive Mode, the Voltage Mode
patient. When using voltage mode or H-bridge mode as a Amplitude and Current Drive Range Resistor sets the
stimulus, there must be external series precision resistors current magnitude. Refer to the MAX30009 datasheet
connected in the DRVP and DRVN paths, and the pins under the BioZ Transmit Channel section for more details.
EL1 and EL4 should be connected to DRVP and DRVN
External Resistor
respectively. See the BioZ Configurations subsection in
the Detailed Description of Hardware section of this data- The BioZ drive channel allows for custom current mag-
sheet for hardware components provided by the EV kit. nitudes to also be defined through an external resistor
in place of the internal range resistors. Selecting Use
Voltage Mode Amplitude External Resistor selects the external resistor inserted
Voltage Mode Amplitude can adjust current and voltage between DRVXR and DRVXC pins to be used in place of
amplitudes from the Current DAC. There are four settings, the internal range resistors. In this case, Current Drive
35.4mV, 70.7mV, 177mV, and 354mV. When Voltage is Range Resistor is ignored. R13 on the EV kit is the exter-
selected for the Current DAC Drive Mode, the Voltage nal resistor in a standard 0402 SMT package size. This
Mode Amplitude sets the voltage RMS amplitude at resistor is not populated on the EV kit to allow the user
DRVR. When Current is selected for Current DAC Drive to populate their own external resistor value. When this
Mode, the Voltage Mode Amplitude, and Current Drive option is selected, the resistor value should be entered (in
Range Resistor sets the current magnitude and changes Ω) and the Set button should be pressed. This will calcu-
the voltage amplitude at DRVR depending on the current late and display the RMS drive current under the Current
drive range resistor used. Drive Range Resistor pull-down box.
Note that certain amplitudes are not available for certain External Capacitor
stimulus frequencies to align with safety standards. Refer When sine wave current is used for stimulation, an exter-
to the MAX30009 IC datasheet under the BioZ Transmit nal capacitor must be inserted between DRVXC and
Channel section for recommended settings and safety DRVSJ to couple AC stimulus current and prevent DC
limits. from passing into the patient. Deselecting Use External
Amplifier Settings Capacitor bypasses this external capacitor.
The BioZ drive channel contains various amplifier settings DC Restore
to adjust for different BioZ applications. Amplifier Range The BioZ drive channel contains a 10MΩ feedback resis-
sets the output stage option for the voltage drive (1st) and tance to the current drive amplifier to maintain DC bias of
current drive (2nd) amplifiers. Higher amplifier ranges are the drive electrodes during a lead-off event and reduce
recommended for higher output current loading, although amplifier settling time when the lead is reconnected.
this will consume more power. Amplifier Bandwidth sets Enabling DC Restore applies this feedback resistance,
the gain bandwidth of the voltage drive and current drive and is required when AC-coupling capacitors are included
amplifiers. Higher bandwidth is recommended for high- in the stimulus path (E1_C and/or E4_C jumpers are
frequency applications including bioimpedance analysis open).
and impedance cardiography. Low bandwidth is recom-
mended for low-frequency applications including galvanic Current DAC Frequency Selection
skin response to reduce power consumption. Refer to the The BioZ drive frequency is generated by dividing the
MAX30009 datasheet under the BioZ Transmit Channel output of the PLL by K Divider and DAC OSR. Changing
section for more details. these fields also changes their values in the PLL tab.
Current Drive Range Resistor Advanced Settings: Enable Drive Out of Range
The BioZ drive channel allows for custom current mag- (OOR) Detection
nitudes to be defined through an internal range resistor. This checkbox is identical to the DRVN Out of Range
The Current Drive Range Resistor sets the value of Enable checkbox on the BioZ Mux tab. See the descrip-
this resistor. There are four resistor settings, 552.5kΩ, tion in the BioZ Mux tab section of this document.

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BioZ Receive Tab External HPF Capacitor

The BioZ Receive Tab (see Figure 8) configures the External capacitors can be connected at the BIP and BIN
receive channel. inputs for high-pass filtering. Enter the value of these
capacitors in the External HPF Capacitor box and click
BioZ Mux Update HPF to update. This value is required to calculate
This block shows the location of the BioZ Mux and pro- the allowable corner frequencies for Analog HPF. The
vides a link to directly open the BioZ Mux tab. EV kit board has 47nF external HPF capacitors installed,
BioZ Enable but the user has the option of changing the capacitors
to other values and updating this field in the GUI. These
Enabling BioZ allows bioimpedance data to be acquired
external capacitors are enabled by opening the E2B_C
and plotted in the Plots tab. This field is also available
and E3B_C jumpers.
and can be set from the BioZ Drive and BioZ Calibration
tabs. See the description for this field in the BioZ Drive
Tab.

Figure 8. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit BioZ Receive Tab

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Analog HPF Digital Filters

The BioZ receive channel contains an analog HPF with The BioZ receive channel offers digital high pass filtering
two filtering options. First, the MAX30009 has an inter- and low pass filtering. The cutoff frequencies for these fil-
nal HPF, with corner frequencies ranging from 100Hz to ters are automatically calculated based on the BioZ ADC
10000Hz. Second, the internal HPF can use the external sample rate.
HPF capacitor in replacement of its internal capacitor.
Sample Rate Selection
The allowable corner frequencies are automatically calcu-
lated based on the External HPF Capacitor. The analog The BioZ receive channel sample rate is generated by
HPF can be disabled by selecting Bypass. Refer to the dividing the output of the PLL by N Divider and ADC
MAX30009 datasheet under the BioZ Receive Channel OSR. These values can also be set in the PLL tab.
section for more details. AC Lead Off
INA Mode The MAX30009 BioZ channel can perform AC Lead-Off
The BioZ receive channel contains a variable gain instru- detection by comparing the BioZ ADC output to the Low
mentation amplifier (INA) with two modes of operation. Threshold and High Threshold. If the output remains
Select Low-Power for INA Mode to reduce power con- over the High Threshold or under the Low Threshold
sumption, though this will result in lower SNR. for over 128ms, the BIOZ_OVER or BIOZ_UNDER status
bit is asserted.
Demodulation Phase Select
Advanced Settings
The BioZ receive channel contains custom configurations
for demodulation. I-Ch. Phase Select and Q-Ch. Phase Selecting Internal Parasitic Cancellation Enable or
Select allows the demodulation clocks to be shifted by External Parasitic Cancellation Enable helps mitigate
90° with respect to their normal phases. This is useful the effects of parasitic capacitances to ensure phase
for calibration procedures and evaluating channel gain accuracy in the BioZ measurement. Internal Parasitic
matching. Selecting Demodulation Disable disables Cancellation enables internal negative capacitances on
demodulation and allows direct conversion of the differ- BIP and BIN to cancel the MAX30009’s inherent input
ential input voltage across BIP and BIN. capacitance. External Parasitic Cancellation enables
internal guard buffers to output guard signals at pins EL2A
Gain and EL3A, which are connected to guard traces on the
The BioZ receive channel gain is set by the combined MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit board that surround the BIP
gains of INA and PGA. There are four gain settings 1V/V, and BIN nets to mitigate the effect of parasitic capacitanc-
2V/V, 5V/V, and 10V/V. es. Refer to the MAX30009 datasheet for more details.

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BioZ Mux Tab DRVN Out of Range Enable

The BioZ Mux Tab (See Figure 9) configures the mux The MAX30009 BioZ channel can perform DRVN lead-off
that assigns pins to DRVP, BIP, BIN, and DRVN to sup- detection by monitoring the voltage of DRVN and trigger-
port various BioZ applications. ing the BIOZ_DRV_OOR status bit when either the DRVP
or DRVN lead is disconnected. This is useful when using
Wiring of MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Board a tetrapolar electrode configuration. Selecting DRVN Out
The MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit board dedicates pins EL2A of Range Enable enables DRVN lead-off detection. This
and EL3A as circuit guards for pins EL2B and EL3B so function can also be enabled in the Advanced Settings:
EL2A and EL3A cannot be selected by the mux for elec- Enable Drive Our of Range (OOR) Detection of the
trode connections. In Tetrapolar electrode applications, BioZ Drive tab. DRVN Out of Range Enable is also
pins EL2B and EL3B should be connected to BIP and BIN useful to detect if the Current magnitude selected in the
in the mux so that the External Parasitic Cancellation BioZ Drive tab is too large for the combined impedance of
Enable in the BioZ Receive tab functions correctly. the DRVP and DRVN electrode-tissue interfaces and the
Mux Enable body impedance.
Enabling the mux connects electrode pins as selected Lead Bias
by DRVP Assign, BIP Assign, BIN Assign, and DRVN Lead-biasing drives the electrodes within the input
Assign. Disabling the mux disconnects all electrode and common-mode voltage requirements of the BioZ chan-
calibration pins. nel. It is recommended to enable both the BIP and BIN
Resistive Bias for tetrapolar measurements when any of
the Ex_C jumpers are open.

Figure 9. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit BioZ Mux Tab

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DC Lead-Off Detect The calibration procedure uses either internal programma-

The MAX30009 BioZ channel can perform DC lead-off ble resistors or an external calibration resistor connected
detection by injecting DC current and comparing the dif- at the calibration pins or at the electrode pins. The resistor
ferential voltage across BIP and BIN to the voltage thresh- options are selected in the Calibration Resistor box. Only
olds selected in the Threshold. The DC source and sink one option (external or internal) should be selected.
currents are defined in the settings Current Magnitude For internal calibration, the MAX30009 provides two inter-
and Current Polarity. The External DC Lead Off func- nal programmable resistors: BioZ test resistors and GSR
tion is not supported by the MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit test resistors. When these internal resistors are used the
board wiring. Refer to the MAX30009 datasheet under the Mux Enable in the BioZ Mux tab should be deselected to
Leads Off Detection section for more details. avoid external interference, and only one internal resistor
type (BioZ or GSR) should be selected.
BioZ Calibration Tab
The BioZ Calibration Tab is shown in Figure 10. The BioZ test resistors are a selection of low impedance
resistors meant for BIA/BIS applications. These resis-
The MAX30009 BioZ channel can be calibrated to ensure tors have nominal values, but due to tolerance errors a
accurate impedance measurements. For proper calibra- measurement is performed during the device test and the
tion, gain and phase errors need to be calculated for each resistor error correction value is stored as the BIST_R_
stimulus frequency. Refer to the MAX30009 IC datasheet ERR in register 0x44. The GUI uses this value to calculate
under the BioZ Calibration section for a full description of and display the Actual Resistance (Error Corrected)
the calibration procedure and equations to calculate gain value for use in calibration calculations.
and phase errors.

Figure 10. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit BioZ Calibration Tab

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The GSR test resistors are a selection of four high imped- ● Add: Reads the settings from the PLL tab and adds
ance resistors meant for GSR/EDA applications. an entry to the calibration frequency selection table
For external calibration, a calibration resistor must be with a specific drive frequency and sample rate.
connected either to the CALx pins or to the ELx electrode ● Load: After the user selects a specific frequency cali-
outputs. The resistor value must be entered into the bration setting line, Load programs the PLL registers
External Resistor Value box and the Set button must be based on the Drive Freq and ADC SR values in the
pressed to update the value. line.
To use the CALx pins, select External Resistor on CALX ● Remove: Removes a line in the calibration frequency
pins, which connects CAL1 pin to DRVP, CAL2 pin to selection table. To select a line, click on any field of
BIP, CAL3 pin to BIN, and CAL4 pin to DRVN through that specific line in the calibration frequency selection
the BioZ Mux. The CALx pins are brought out to the table.
CALIBRATION PORT (connector J10) which can be con- ● Remove All: Clears the calibration frequency selec-
nected to the calibration resistor. Pins CAL1 and CAL2 tion table.
should be connected to one side of the resistor with CAL3
and CAL4 connected to the other side of the resistor. ● Settling Points: Number of samples that are taken
The Connect ELx Pins during CALx Calibration check- but not used, to allow the impedance measurement
box provides the option of connecting the ELx pins in to settle.
addition to the CALx pins through the BioZ Mux, which is ● Average Points: Number of impedance samples
designed to add the ELx parasitic effects during the CALx averaged to derive calibration values.
calibration. ● Calibrate: Performs the calibration at each frequency,
An external resistor can also be connected between the calculates the coefficients, and offsets and populates
pins of the electrodes. Select External Resistor on BIOZ_ those fields with the calculated values.
ELx Pins and connect the resistor between the DRVP/ ● Enable Software Sweep Mode Operation (Q vs. I
BIP and DRVN/BIN pins. Plot): This mode performs an automated measure-
The One-Shot Measure button can be used to get a ment sweep at the frequencies defined in the table.
quick measurement of voltage and impedance using the The measurement timing is defined by the Settling
settings defined in BioZ Drive, BioZ Receive, and BioZ Points and Average Points. Calibration is automati-
Mux without having to start data acquisition and having cally applied to the measurements, and the calibrated
to view measurements in the Plots tab. This is useful for data is displayed on the Bioz (Q vs. I) plot on the
calibration. Plots tab.
The Frequency Calibration box contains the functions to ● Apply Calibration to BioZ vs. Time Plot: Selecting
set up the calibration frequencies. this option applies the calibration at the loaded fre-
● Import: Loads frequency calibration CSV file previ- quency to the BioZ, BioZ (Mag/Ph), and Combination
ously saved by Export function. plots in the Plots tab. This is useful to observe
calibrated time-domain signals.
● Export: Saves the frequency calibration setup to a
CSV file for future use.

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Plots Tab the form of a Cole-Cole plot. This plot is enabled by

The Plots Tab is shown in Figure 11. selecting Enable Software Sweep Mode Operation
(Q vs. I Plot) on the BioZ Calibration tab and should
The Plots tab plots the enabled BioZ measurements in only be used after performing a calibration at multiple
various formats. frequencies.
● BioZ: Displays the I-Channel and Q-Channel mea- ● Combination: Displays two selectable values from
surements versus time. the BioZ and BioZ (Mag/Ph) plots vs. time.
● BioZ (Mag/Ph): Displays the calculated magnitude Select Plot Time Scale under Options in the Toolstrip Menu
and phase versus time. Magnitude is calculated as Bar to change the time scale. Calibration may be applied to
, and Phase is calculated as ATAN(Q/I). time-domain plots by selecting Apply Calibration to BioZ
● BioZ (Q vs. I): Displays frequency sweep data in vs. Time Plot in the BioZ Calibration tab.

Figure 11. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Plots Tab

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Registers Tab customizing register values in the Registers tab, as they

The Registers Tab is shown in Figure 12. may not be reflected in the GUI interface.
The Registers tab allows the user to read and write reg- Data Logging
isters. Register bits in bold text = 1, while register bits in The Data logging section explains how to save data.
regular text = 0. Click R to read register or Read All at the Data can be saved directly to the PC in a “.csv” file or in
top right to read all registers. the MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit flash memory.
To write a register bit: Click the specific bit to set or
Setup
clear, then click the W button next to the register to write
the entire register to the device on the EV kit. To directly save data to the PC, select File data logging in
the Logging Menu. The GUI then asks for a folder loca-
To write a hex value to a register: Type the value into tion where the “.csv” file will be saved. Logging begins
the test box to the right of the register then click the W when Start is clicked and ends when Stop is clicked.
button to write the entire register to the device on the This creates a “.csv” file in the defined folder location and
EV kit. saves data to the file.
If you do not click W then the bit value will not be written. To save data in the flash memory, select Flash logging
Note: The GUI interface, besides the Register tab, in the Logging Menu. The EV kit first clears existing
reflects commonly used register values and does not flash memory and then logs raw sensor data to the inte-
reflect all possible register values. Take caution when grated 32MB flash memory chip in a binary file format.

Figure 12. MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Registers tab

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The EV kit can be disconnected and powered by the Li-Po PC using the USB-C to USB-A cable. Open Windows
battery during flash logging, allowing for remote opera- Explorer, locate the “MAXIM MSD X” mass storage
tion. Note that clearing the existing flash memory can take device, and copy the binary file from the EVKIT onto the
up to 30 seconds after Flash is selected. A flashing yellow PC. Select the Parse Bin File in the Logging Menu to
status LED indicates that flash logging has begun. If flash open the Parser Configuration Window and parse the
memory fills or battery power drops too low, flash logging binary file into a “.csv” file, as shown in Figure 13. Once
will automatically stop, and the file will close. completed, the Parser Completed Messaged Window
The file must be downloaded as it will be erased from will appear, as shown in Figure 14.
flash memory on the next log request. If a log has Note: The max duration for flash logging is depen-
completed, a binary file will be found on the EV kit. dent on the BioZ sample rate and number of enabled
To download the binary file, connect the EV kit to the channels.

Figure 13. Parser Configuration window

Figure 14. Parser Completed Message Window

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Output File Format Green/Red Status LED: Green

The Output File Format describes the output “.csv” file Toggling (1Hz 50% duty cycle) = BLE is advertising
format for BioZ measurements. Rows 1-4 contain register Toggling (1Hz 10% duty cycle) = BLE is connected
values. Row 5 contains the start time in milliseconds. Green/Red Status LED: Red
Row 6 is a column header denoting the timestamp in mil-
liseconds, sample number, BIOZI, BIOZQ, temperature, USB-C cable is connected to charger
RTC, statusCache1, statusCache0, sensor, regAddr, val, On = charging
and I2Caddr. The rows below contain rows of data corre- Off = charge complete
sponding to the column headers. Finally, the rows below Flash Logging LED
the rows of data show stop time, elapsed capture time,
On = busy preparing the flash memory or flash memory
and missed packet count. See Figure 15 for an example.
is full
Detailed Description of Hardware Toggling (synchronously with the green LED) = logging
Off = not logging
Status LED Indicators
Note: The flash logging indication takes precedence over
The following tri-color LEDs on the MAXSENSORBLE_ the charging indication. (i.e., if the EV kit is plugged into
EVKIT_B are used as status indicators. See Figure 16. a charger, the red LED indicates charge status). If flash
logging is enabled while plugged into the charger, the red
LED indicates flash log status.

Figure 15. Output .csv file example for BioZ measurements (First few rows)

GREEN LOGGING LED

POWER
SWITCH

FLASH LOGGING LED

Figure 16. Location of Power Switch, Status LED and Flash Logging LED

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Powering the EV kit to use I2C, there are instructions on the board and on
To turn on the EV kit, press and hold the power switch the schematic for 0Ω resistors to depopulate/populate to
(SW) for 1 second until the green LED starts flashing. See change over from SPI to I2C. In addition, the LSB of the
Figure 16. When powered on, the green status indicator I2C address must be selected using jumper J11. See the
LED will toggle as described in the Status LED Indicators MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Schematic Diagram for more
section of this datasheet. To turn off the EV kit, press and details.
hold the power switch for 3 seconds until the green LED BioZ Configurations
stops flashing. When powered off, the green status indi-
The MAX30009 offers several configurations to enable
cator LED will go out. The red status indicator LED may
a variety of tests and applications of BioZ functionalities.
light temporarily, indicating that the flash log is closing.
Capacitors C5, C6, C7, and C8 are coupling capacitors of
Plugging in the USB-C to USB-A cable will also power up
values 47nF that block DC current from being driven into
the EV kit. If the EV kit does not turn off after a 3-second
the patient when the current stimulus is used. Jumpers
hold, press and hold the power switch for 12 seconds to
J6, J4, J7, and J8 can be used to bypass these capacitors
perform a forced shutdown.
(see Table 1).
Use the USB-C to USB-A cable to charge the integrated
When voltage stimulus or H-bridge stimulus is used,
single-cell LiPo battery. The integrated PMIC initiates and
capacitors C5 and C6 need to be replaced by surface
stops charging automatically. Charge status is indicated
mount series resistors (0402 package) to limit current
through the red status indicator LED and GUI.
from the source. See the Sine-Wave Voltage Stimulus
Configuring the Board for Measurement or Square-Wave Voltage (H-Bridge) Stimulus sections of
The MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit offers custom connec- the MAX30009 datasheet for information on choosing the
tion and component configurations to enable testing of proper resistor value. Do not use jumpers J6 and J8 when
MAX30009 functionalities. The following sections detail current limit resistors are loaded in locations C5 and C6.
these configurations. Table 1 lists all jumpers and their External Oscillator
respective functions. See the MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit The MAX30009 contains its own internal 32.768kHz and
Schematic Diagram and MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit PCB 32kHz silicon oscillators. The board also has a low-jitter
Layout Diagrams for more details. 32.768kHz oscillator that is connected to the FCLK pin
SPI/I2C Configurations of the device, which provides better frequency accuracy
The MAX30009 supports both SPI and I2C serial inter- than the MAX30009’s internal oscillators. If the user wants
faces. However, the provided firmware and GUI only to use some other clock source, resistor R11 can be
support SPI and do not support I2C. If the user prefers removed and a wire can be connected to TP10 on the
board.

Table 1. Description of Jumpers

JUMPER SHUNT POSITION DESCRIPTION
J5 1-2 Connects EL1 (DRVP) to EL2B (BIP) for bipolar measurement
J9 1-2 Connects EL4 (DRVN) to EL3B (BIN) for bipolar measurement
J6 1-2 Bypasses DC blocking capacitor on EL1 (DRVP)
J4 1-2 Bypasses DC blocking capacitor on EL2B (BIP)
J7 1-2 Bypasses DC blocking capacitor on EL3B (BIN)
J8 1-2 Bypasses DC blocking capacitor on EL4 (DRVN)
1-2* Selects I2C address 1 during I2C mode
J11
2-3 Selects I2C address 0 during I2C mode
*Default shunt position

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Upgrading firmware nrf52.bat. Note: Do not only copy the .bat file to any
In case the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board firmware other folder, as the .bat file requires support from the
needs to be upgraded, Use the following procedure below files in this folder.
to properly flash the firmware: 3) A command prompt should pop up when the .bat file
1) See Figure 17 for the following step. Power down is opened. Follow instructions provided in the com-
the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board. Connect the mand prompt to finish flashing the firmware. If the
MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board to the MAXDAP- command prompt shows Verified Okay, the firmware
TYPE-C programmer board. Ensure that the label has been successfully flashed on the MAXSENSOR-
“MAXDAP-TYPE-C” is on the same side as the top BLE_EVKIT_B board, as shown in Figure 18.
of the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board, as Type 4) Once finished, unplug the MAXDAP-TYPE-C from
USB-C direction matters. Connect the micro USB-B the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board. Press the
to USB-A cable to your PC via HDK USB port on the power button on the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B
MAXDAP-TYPE-C board. After the cable is connected until all the LEDs turn off – this will typically take 10
to your PC, the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board to 20 seconds. If no LEDs are lit, you must still hold
will power up and have red & yellow status indicator press and hold the power button for 20 seconds. Now
LEDs on. Do not press the power button at this time!. the MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B is ready to be used
2) Unzip the MAX30009_mcu_flashtools.7z. In the and can be powered up. The firmware version can be
unzipped folder, double click the file erase+flash_ read in the Status window of the GUI.

MAXDAP-TYPE-C
PROGRAMMER BOARD

USB MICRO TO PC
POWER
BUTTON

USB TYPE-C CONNECTOR

MAXSENSORBLE BOARD

Figure 17. Connections to flash firmware on MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B board.

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Figure 18. Command prompt display when firmware has successfully been flashed.

Component List
PART QTY DESCRIPTION
MAXSENSORBLE_EVKIT_B 1 MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit Data Acquisition Board
MAX30009_EVKIT_B 1 MAX30009 Evaluation Board
CY5677 1 Cypress Bluetooth® LE Dongle
101181XX-000XXX 1 USB-C to USB-A Cable, 3ft.
LP-401320 1 105mAh LiPo battery
MAXDAP-TYPE-C 1 Programmer board
AK67421-1-r 2 USB 2.0 1 USB-A to micro USB-B cable
Note: Indicate that you are using MAX30009EVKIT# EV kit when contacting these component suppliers.

Ordering Information
PART TYPE
MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit

#Denotes RoHS compliant.

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MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Bill of Materials

ITEM REF_DES DNI QTY MFG PART # MANUFACTURER VALUE DESCRIPTION

C1005X7R1E473K050BC;
TDK;
1 C5-C8, C14 — 5 GRM155R71E473K; 0.047UF CAP; SMT (0402); 0.047UF; 10%; 25V; X7R; CERAMIC
MURATA; MURATA
GCM155R71E473KA55

C0402C105K8PAC;
2 C9 — 1 KEMET; YAGEO 1UF CAP; SMT (0402); 1UF; 10%; 10V; X5R; CERAMIC
CC0402KRX5R6BB105

GRM155R61A106ME44; MURATA;
GRM155R61A106ME11; MURATA;
3 C10, C11 — 2 10UF CAP; SMT (0402); 10UF; 20%; 10V; X5R; CERAMIC
0402ZD106MAT2A; AVX;
CL05A106MP5NUNC SAMSUNG

C0201C104K9PAC; KEMET;
GRM033R60J104KE19; MURATA;
4 C12, C13 — 2 0.1UF CAP; SMT (0201); 0.1UF; 10%; 6.3V; X5R; CERAMIC
C0603X5R0J104K030BC; VENKEL;
C0201X5R6R3-104KNP TDK

CONNECTOR; FEMALE; THROUGH HOLE;

SULLINS
5 J1 — 1 PPPC161LFBN-RC PPPC161LFBN-RC LFB SERIES; 2.54MM CONTACT CENTER;
ELECTRONICS CORP.
STRAIGHT; 16PINS

SULLINS CONNECTOR; FEMALE; THROUGH HOLE;

6 J2 — 1 PPPC121LFBN-RC PPPC121LFBN-RC
ELECTRONICS CORP HEADER FEMALE; STRAIGHT; 12PINS

HIROSE CONNECTOR; FEMALE; SMT; FPC CONNECTOR;

7 J3 — 1 FH26W-25S-0.3SHW(60) FH26W-25S-0.3SHW(60)
ELECTRIC CO. LTD. RIGHT ANGLE; 25PINS

CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH HOLE;

8 J4-J9 — 6 PCC02SAAN SULLINS PCC02SAAN BREAKAWAY; STRAIGHT THROUGH; 2PINS;
-65 DEGC TO +125 DEGC

CONNECTOR; FEMALE; THROUGH HOLE;

SULLINS
9 J10 — 1 PPPC081LFBN-RC PPPC081LFBN-RC 0.100INCH CONTACT CENTER
ELECTRONICS CORP
2.54MM FEMALE HEADER; STRAIGHT; 8PINS

CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH HOLE;

10 J11 — 1 PCC03SAAN SULLINS PCC03SAAN BREAKAWAY; STRAIGHT THROUGH;
3PINS; -65 DEGC TO +125 DEGC

SULLINS CONNECTOR; MALE; THROUGH HOLE;

11 J12-J14 — 3 PBC01SAAN PBC01SAAN
ELECTRONICS CORP BREAKAWAY; STRAIGHT; 1PIN

CONNECTOR; FEMALE; THROUGH HOLE;

JACK; PCB; 1.5MM;
12 J21-J24 — 4 41828-50 PLASTICS ONE 41828-50
TOUCHPROOF WAVE SOLDER VERSION WITH
STAMPING; RIGHT ANGLE; 3PINS

MACHINE FABRICATED; ROUND-THRU HOLE

13 MH1-MH4 — 4 9032 KEYSTONE 9032
SPACER; NO THREAD; M3.5; 5/8IN; NYLON

SAMSUNG
RC1608J000CS;
ELECTRONICS;
14 R1A-R4A,R11 — 5 CR0603-J/-000ELF; 0 RES; SMT (0603); 0; 5%; JUMPER; 0.1000W
BOURNS;
RC0603JR-070RL
YAGEO PH

RES; SMT (0402); 10K; 1%; +/-100PPM/DEGC;

15 R5-R10 — 6 ERJ-2RKF1002 PANASONIC 10K
0.1000W

TEST POINT; PIN DIA=0.125IN; TOTAL

16 TP1-TP11 — 11 5011 KEYSTONE N/A LENGTH=0.445IN; BOARD HOLE=0.063IN; BLACK;
PHOSPHOR BRONZE WIRE SILVER PLATE FINISH;

EVKIT PART -IC; AFEC; LOW POWER; HIGH

17 U1 — 1 MAX30009ENA+ MAXIM MAX30009ENA+
PERFORMANCE BIOIMPEDANCE AFE; WLP25
OSCILLATOR; CSP 1.5 MM X 0.8 MM; 15PF;
18 Y1 — 1 SIT1572AI-J3-18E-DCC-32.768 SITIME CORPORATION SIT1572AI-J3-18E-DCC-32.768
32.768KHZ ; +/-10PPM
19 PCB — 1 MAX30009 MAXIM PCB PCB:MAX30009
20 R1B-R4B DNI 0 ERJ-2GE0R00 PANASONIC 0 RES; SMT (0402); 0; JUMPER; JUMPER; 0.1000W
21 R13 DNI 0 ERJ-2GE0R00 PANASONIC 0 RES; SMT (0402); 0; JUMPER; JUMPER; 0.1000W

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TP11
TP2
AVDD RS2
DVDD

J21 1V8
SHORT Y1
41828-50 C10 C12 C11 C13
0603_SHORT 3
10UF 0.1UF 10UF 0.1UF SIT1572AI-J3-18E-DCC-32.768
MAX30009EVKIT#

EL1 C6 25V 10V 6.3V 10V 6.3V

1V8
0201 0201 VDD
DRVP 0.047UF
2 32P768KHZ R11 0 0603
CLK OUT FCLK
1 2
J5
R6 R7 NC GND

C1
D1
DP_BP J6 10K 10K
E1_C U1
J22 AVDD DVDD MAX30009ENA+ 1 4
41828-50 A1
GUARD TRACE AND FILL EL1
E2 SDO/ADDR TP3
C7 25V A3 SDO/ADDR
EL2B EL2B SDO/ADDR
E3 SDI/SDA TP4
SDI/SDA
BIP 0.047UF TP5
SDI/SDA
SCLK/SCL E4 SCLK/SCL
TP6
SCLK/SCL
CSB/I2C_SEL D2 CSB/I2C_SEL
GUARD_E2 A2 EL2A CSB/I2C_SEL NORDIC CONNECTOR
J4 TP7
TRIG D4 TRIG J3
E2B_C TP8
TRIG FH26W-25S-0.3SHW(60)
INT E5 INT
GUARD_E3 B2 EL3A TP10
INT
FCLK D3 FCLK R10 25
FCLK 25 24
J24 10K 23 24
41828-50 CSB 23 22
D5 21 22
DRVXC SDO 20
EL3B C8 25V B3 EL3B
21
19 20
SCLK 19 18
BIN 0.047UF R13 17 18
GUARD TRACE AND FILL C14 SDI 17 16
DRVXR C5 R_EXT 16
0.047UF 15
DNI 15 14
J9 B1 25V 13 14
EL4 INT 12
DN_BN J7 13
A4 11 12
CAL1 C4 10
E3B_C DRVSJ 1V8 11
J23 A5 9 10
CAL2 TP9 TP1 SDA 8
9 SCL
41828-50 AGND DGND 7 8
B5 CAL3 VREF C2 7 6
C5 25V J12 J13 5 6 1V8
EL4 B4 CAL4 PBC01SAAN PBC01SAAN 4
AGND DGND 5
C9 3 4
DRVN 0.047UF 1UF
AGND DGND 2
1 1 3
1 2
10V J14

E1

C3
PBC01SAAN 1
MAX30009EVKIT# EV Kit Schematic Diagram

J8 DGND
1
E4_C RS1

SHORT PEGASUS CONNECTORS

0402_SHORT
J1
PPPC161LFBN-RC
1V8 1V8
1V8 1 J2
J10 2
3 PPPC121LFBN-RC
PPPC081LFBN-RC
RESISTORS FOR R8 4
1 CAL1
I2C SERIAL I/F R5 10K 5 1
2
10K J11 6 2
3 CAL2
DNI 7 3
4 1 1
R1B 0 0603 8 4
5 I2C_ADDR 2
CSB/I2C_SEL I2C ADDR 9 5
6 CAL3 1 2 3
10 6
7 R2B 0 0603 DNI 0 INT
11 7
8 CAL4 SCLK/SCL SCL PCC03SAAN SCLK
1 2 12 8
SDI CSB
R3B 0 0603 DNI 13 9
R9 SDO
SDI/SDA SDA 14 10
1 2 10K 15 11
R4B 0 0603 DNI SCL
16 12
SDO/ADDR
1 2 SDA

RESISTORS FOR
SPI SERIAL I/F

R1A 0 0603 SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION (SPI IS DEFAULT)

CSB/I2C_SEL CSB
1 2
R2A 0 0603 INSTALL R1A,R2A,R3A,R4A
SCLK/SCL SCLK SPI
1 2 REMOVE R1B,R2B,R3B,R4B
R3A 0 0603
SDI/SDA SDI I2C INSTALL R1B,R2B,R3B,R4B
1 2
R4A 0 0603 REMOVE R1A,R2A,R3A,R4A
SDO/ADDR SDO
1 2 USE J20 TO SET I2C ADDRESS
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