Bioimpedance measurement configuration

1. A system comprising:

a processor;

a chest strap made of flexible material;

a first measurement electrode integrated into the chest strap at a first location;

a second measurement electrode integrated into the chest strap at a second location different from the first location, wherein the first measurement electrode and the second measurement electrode are disposed in the chest strap along a longitudinal axis of the chest strap; and

a measurement circuitry configured to measure bioimpedance by arranging a current feed to the first measurement electrode and by measuring voltage from the second electrode and to transmit the measured bioimpedance, and to measure electrocardiogram by using at least one of the first measurement electrode and the second electrode or another electrode integrated into the chest strap, wherein the measuring is performed using multiple bioimpedance sample sets with samples having a same index in respective sample sets averaged to compute heart stroke volume; and

at least one motion sensor configured to measure motion of the chest strap at the first location and/or the second location, wherein the measurement circuitry is configured to perform motion compensation for the measured bioimpedance on the basis of the measured motion, and when the measured motion is above a pre-determined threshold or when a signal quality of the measured bioimpedance is below another pre-determined threshold, the processor is configured to compute the heart stroke volume on the basis of a mapping table that maps training intensities or heart rates to heart stroke volumes.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the chest strap is an upper body chest strap, wherein the first measurement electrode is disposed above a heart level and the second measurement electrode is disposed below the heart level.

3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the chest strap is an upper body chest strap, wherein both the first measurement electrode and the second measurement electrode is disposed below the heart level or above the heart level.

4. The system of claim 1 , wherein the chest strap has a backside arranged to face a backside of a user wearing the chest strap and further has a front side arranged to face a front side of the user, wherein the first measurement electrode is disposed in the chest strap on at least the backside of the chest strap.

5. The system of claim 4 , wherein the second electrode is disposed in a chest area of the chest strap, wherein the chest strap is arranged to be form-fitting at the location of the second electrode.

6. The system of claim 4 , wherein the first measurement electrode is elongated and extends from the backside of the chest strap to the front side of the chest strap.

7. The system of claim 1 , wherein the measurement circuitry is configured in a casing detachable from the chest strap, and wherein the chest strap further comprises a housing configured to receive and position the casing and to connect the measurement circuitry to the first and second measurement electrodes.

8. The system of claim 7 , wherein the casing comprises a sensor head coupled to the measurement circuitry, wherein the housing comprises a hole to receive the sensor head, and wherein the sensor head is arranged to contact user's skin when the casing is connected to the housing and when the chest strap is worn by the user.

9. The system of claim 8 , wherein the sensor head comprises at least one of a photoplethysmogram sensor head and a temperature sensor head.

10. The system of claim 1 , the system further comprising a third electrode and a fourth electrode forming a current feed circuitry, wherein the first measurement electrode, the second measurement electrode, the third measurement electrode, and the fourth measurement electrode, are disposed in the chest strap along a line such that the first measurement electrode is directly next to the third measurement electrode and the second measurement electrode is directly next to the fourth measurement electrode.

11. The system of claim 10 , further comprising at least one grounding electrode disposed between the first measurement electrode and the second measurement electrode.

12. The system of claim 1 , wherein the measurement circuitry is configured to compute a ventricular ejection time from the measured electrocardiogram and to compute the heart stroke volume on the basis of at least the computed ventricular ejection time.

13. The system of claim 1 , wherein the measurement circuitry is configured to compute a ventricular ejection time from the measured electrocardiogram and to compute the heart stroke volume on the basis of at least the mapping table when the measured motion is above the predetermined threshold.

14. A system comprising:

a processor; a chest strap made of flexible material

a first measurement electrode integrated into the chest strap at a first location;

a second measurement electrode integrated into the chest strap at a second location different from the first location, wherein the first measurement electrode and the second measurement electrode are disposed in the chest strap along a longitudinal axis of the chest strap; and

a measurement circuitry configured to measure bioimpedance by arranging a current feed to the first measurement electrode and by measuring voltage from the second electrode and to transmit the measured bioimpedance, and to measure electrocardiogram by using at least one of the first measurement electrode and the second electrode or another electrode integrated into the chest strap, wherein the measuring is performed using multiple bioimpedance sample sets with samples having a same index in respective sample sets averaged to compute heart stroke volume, wherein the measurement circuitry comprises at least one switch switching a function of at least one of the measurement electrodes between electrocardiogram measurement and bioimpedance measurement; and

at least one motion sensor configured to measure motion of the chest strap at the first location and/or the second location, wherein the measurement circuitry is configured to perform motion compensation for the measured bioimpedance on the basis of the measured motion, and when the measured motion is above a pre-determined threshold or when a signal quality of the measured bioimpedance is below another pre-determined threshold, the processor is configured to compute the heart stroke volume on the basis of a mapping table that maps training intensities or heart rates to heart stroke volumes.

15. The system of claim 14 , wherein the at least one switch switches the function of the measurement electrodes between at least two of the following measurement modes: full electrocardiogram mode where all measurement electrodes are used to measure electrocardiogram, a full bioimpedance measurement mode where all measurement electrodes are used to measure bioimpedance, and a hybrid measurement mode where a first subset of the measurement electrodes are used to measure electrocardiogram and a second subset of the measurement electrodes are used to measure bioimpedance.