I wikied to find that the PQRST signal is roughly 500mS. That signal I captured earlier was 500 uS long, 2 orders of magnitude too short. The amplitude is also very wrong. Obviously I made a very wrong guess.
Summary Of Normal Durations And Amplitudes Of The EKG - EKG Basics # 2
http://faculty.etsu.edu/arnall/www/public_html/heartlung/lectures/ekg2.html
1mm = 40ms duration or 0.1mV amplitude
P Waves
Normal Duration : 2.5 mm ( * 40 ms = 100 ms)
Normal Amplitude : 2.3 mm (* 0.1 mV = 0.23 mv)
PR Intervals
Normal Duration : 3-5 mm
Q Waves
Normal Duration : .75 mm - 1.0 mm
Normal Amplitude : <25% of the R wave amplitude
QRS Complex
Normal Duration : <3.0 mm
Normal Amplitude : Variable
ST Segment
Normal Amplitude : 1-2 mm
Normal Duration : 2-3 mm
T Wave
Normal Duration : 2 mm
Normal Amplitude : < 5 mm in Limb Leads & < 10 mm in Precordial Leads
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