Oscillatory Mechanics

Navajas, Daniel; Farré, Ramón

doi:10.1007/978-88-470-2916-3_12

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“…To make the application more attractive to the students, a non-invasive lung function test is used to gather data upon their own respiratory mechanics. Although a diagnostic is not intended, some mechanical properties of the respiratory system can be discussed and compared to a standard for healthy patients (Oostveen et al, 2003;Navajas and Farré, 1999).…”

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Self-Assessment of Respiratory Mechanics as Educational Tool in System Identification Course

Ionescu¹,

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2006

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In this contribution, a project task is presented for master students that follow the course on advanced control techniques. The aim of the project is to make students familiar with the non-parametric identification techniques -via spectral analysis. This method is usually very abstract, theoretical and un-appealing to the students. Therefore, an interesting application is proposed: identification of their own respiratory system mechanics. Issues on data acquisition, sampling frequency, resolution, accuracy and noise trade-offs are analyzed. The students are allowed to work in team -promoting thus brainstorm sessions -but each of them has to submit a report with his/her own respiratory impedance analysis.

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“…The frequency response of the respiratory system gives insight upon the mechanical properties of the lungs, thus an analysis of the lung function (Navajas and Farré, 1999).…”

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Self-Assessment of Respiratory Mechanics as Educational Tool in System Identification Course

Ionescu¹,

Keyser²

2006

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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Oscillatory Mechanics

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