Peak detection method

Hi,
Can anyone recommend the best method to use for peak detection incoming
array of data (represents ECG).
I would like to use the 2nd deriviative method, any ides if its
recommended, and how best to use it?
Thanks

There is a vi called "Waveform peak detection.vi". You set a threshold to detect peaks or valleys.
www.vartortech.com

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