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The project described in this paper is the first part of the research conducted by MAGMA Engineering research team of the electronic engineering program at Universidad del Magdalena, Colombia, whose main research subject was quality control of process in the Centro Acuicola y Pesquero at this university through the determination of impedance patterns in fish in its early post-mortem phase to detect impedance levels of a species in decomposition or with a high level of tissue damage. This first part of the research was oriented to build a prototype capable of measuring the fish tissue impedance applying the impedance spectroscopy method in the range of 1ω to 100ω. The prototype consists mainly of two high-resolution frequency function generators capable of generating an arbitrary frequency in the range of 100hz to 500khz.

Sistema Basado en la Técnica de Espectroscopía por Medición de Bioimpedancias para Muestras en Tejidos de Pescado