A Fast and Easy-to-Use ECG Acquisition and Heart Rate Monitoring System Using a Wireless Steering Wheel

Gomez-Clapers, Joan; Casanella, Ramon

doi:10.1109/jsen.2011.2118201

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“…It only needs one sensor node in small size and avoids the time synchronization between every sensor node. Although it is bigger in size than [9,10,13], the proposed system can detect more lead signals and supply more information for diagnosis.…”

Section: Discussion (A) Novel Limb Electrode Placementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Compared to the design in [26][27][28], this system uses simplified circuit, but can still get the high quality signals and meanwhile make the size of the sensor compact. Unlike the design in [13], this design can monitor the ECG signals continuously. Without the hand held device (HHD) which is designed in [29], the system becomes much more flexible.…”

Section: (B) Wireless Ecg Monitoring Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This implies that there are a lot of challenges on low noise, low power and comfortable ECG frontend design [12]. These techniques can allow patients to make the hospitalization at home and improve their life quality [13].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For the purpose of long term homecare, a series of power mode control techniques is ( (a) Limb leads` (c) Mason-Likar (e) Three pad sys [12] r leads [14] tem [3] (b) Precod (d) EAS (f) Single p dial leads [13] SI system [14] ad system [10] Fig. 1 The development of the lead system.…”

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A Wearable Wireless ECG Monitoring System With Dynamic Transmission Power Control for Long-Term Homecare

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This paper presents a wearable wireless ECG monitoring system based on novel 3-Lead electrode placements for long-term homecare. The experiment for novel 3-Lead electrode placements is carried out, and the results show that the distance between limb electrodes can be significantly reduced. Based on the new electrode position, a small size sensor node, which is powered by a rechargeable battery, is designed to detect, amplify, filter and transmit the ECG signals. The coordinator receives the data and sends it to PC. Finally the signals are displayed on the GUI. In order to control the power consumption of sensor node, a dynamic power adjustment method is applied to automatically adjust the transmission power of the sensor node according to the received signal strength indicator (RSSI), which is related to the distance and obstacle between sensor node and coordinator. The system is evaluated when the user, who wears the sensor, is walking and running. A promising performance is achieved even under body motion. The power consumption can be significantly reduced with this dynamic power adjustment method.

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Section: Discussion (A) Novel Limb Electrode Placementsmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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“…When input signal varies continuously then adaptive filtering technique gives better result compared to non adaptive filtering technique. Various adaptive filtering techniques are developed for reducing of noise in the corrupted ECG signal [1][2][3][4]. In [1], Vanalste et al introduced removal of baseline wander noise and power line frequency fro m the ECG signal using digital non recursive fin ite impulse response filters.…”

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Muscle and Baseline Wander Artifact Reduction in ECG Signal Using Efficient RLS Based Adaptive Algorithm

Gowri¹,

P.²

2016

IJISA

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Abstract-When we acquiring the Electrocardiogram (ECG) signal fro m the person, the signal amplitude (PQRST) and timing values are changes due to various artefacts. The different artefacts are Baseline wander, power line interference, muscle artefact, mot ion artefact and the channel noise also added sometimes during the transmission of the signal for diagnosis purpose. The adaptive filters play vital ro le fo r reduction of noise in the desired signals. In this paper we proposed, block based error normalized Recursive Least Square (RLS) adaptive algorith m and sign based RLS adaptive algorith m, wh ich are used for reduction of muscle artifact noise and base line wander noise in the ECG signal. Fro m the simulat ion result we analy zed that, co mparing to Least Mean Square algorith m, the proposed RLS algorith m gives fast convergence rate with high signal to noise ratio and less mean square error.Index Terms-RLS Adaptive algorithms, Signal to noise ratio, artifacts, mean square error, ECG signal.

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Intelligent Packaging Systems: Food Quality and Intelligent Medicine Box Based on Nano-sensors

Chelliah

Khan

Wei

et al. 2021

Nanotechnology in the Life Sciences

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A Fast and Easy-to-Use ECG Acquisition and Heart Rate Monitoring System Using a Wireless Steering Wheel

Cited by 64 publications

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A Wearable Wireless ECG Monitoring System With Dynamic Transmission Power Control for Long-Term Homecare

A Wearable Wireless ECG Monitoring System With Dynamic Transmission Power Control for Long-Term Homecare

Muscle and Baseline Wander Artifact Reduction in ECG Signal Using Efficient RLS Based Adaptive Algorithm

Intelligent Packaging Systems: Food Quality and Intelligent Medicine Box Based on Nano-sensors

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