A bunch of functions to extract data from the ASL 5000.
The ASL 5000™ is a breathing simulator capable of simulating a wide range of patients, produced by IngMar Medical©. It is mainly used for educational purpose, developing products and testing ventilators. Check the IngMar Medical website for more information.
The ASL5000 utils can be installed using the pip package manager:
pip install asl5000-utilsLet's our environment be:
./
data/
simulation.rwb
simulation.avb
simulation.brb
main.py
main.py
import asl5000_utils as asl
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
labels, array = asl.read_rwb("./data/simulation.rwb")
print(labels)
# ['Time (sec)', 'Airway Pressure (cmH2O)', 'Muscle Pressure (cmH2O)', 'Tracheal Pressure (cmH2O)', 'Chamber 1 Volume (L)', 'Chamber 2 Volume (L)', 'Total Volume (L)', 'Chamber 1 Pressure (cmH2O)', 'Chamber 2 Pressure (cmH2O)', 'Breath File Number (#)', 'Aux 1 (V)', 'Aux 2 (V)', 'Oxygen Sensor (V)']
time = array[0]
time_label = labels[0]
curves = [1, 6, 2] # Paw, Volume, Pmus
fig, ax = plt.subplots(len(curves), 1, sharex=True)
plt.title("Example: visualizing the rwb data using matplotlib")
for i, index in enumerate(curves):
ax[i].plot(time, array[index])
ax[i].set_ylabel(labels[index])
ax[-1].set_xlabel(time_label)
for a in ax:
a.grid(linestyle="dotted")
plt.show()
In the same way, you can use asl.read_avb or asl.read_brb to read data/simulation.avb or data/simulation.brb.