Active Phantom with Signal Generators
A template research page for describing phantom experiments, control electronics, and the validation workflow used to check signal quality under repeatable conditions.
Project Overview
This project explores how a phantom system can be paired with controllable signal generators to create a stable, measurable environment for testing instrumentation and analysis pipelines.
The placeholder structure below is organised for later expansion with figures, write-ups, calibration notes, and experimental outcomes.
System Design
The write-up for this section can cover the physical phantom body, the electrode or sensor arrangement, the active drive electronics, and the practical constraints that shaped the build.
Use this area for the design logic, component choices, and any implementation details that help explain how the system is assembled and controlled.
Signal Chains
This section is reserved for the signal path, including generator configuration, amplification, filtering, synchronisation, and any data acquisition settings that are relevant to the experiment.
Add notes on troubleshooting steps, expected behaviour, and comparisons between configurations as the project develops.
Data Plots
Placeholder space for calibration curves, waveform captures, and comparison plots. Replace this block with real data visualisations when they are ready.