Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2013 · 37 citations · 3 references
EngineeringBioengineeringBiomedical EngineeringBiosensorsInstrumentationSensorsBiomedical InstrumentationBiomedical SensorsElectrical MeasurementMedical InstrumentationWearable BiosensorsWearable Health TechnologiesBioelectrical Impedance MonitoringContinuous MonitoringImpedance MonitoringPhysiological MonitoringSystem ValidationWearable Health MonitoringWearable Medical DevicesWearable Sensors
In this paper, we present a new bio-impedance monitor for wearable and continuous monitoring applications. The system consumes less than 14.4mW when measuring impedance, and 0.9mW when idling. Its compact size (4.8cm × 3cm × 2cm) makes it suitable for portable and wearable use. The proposed system has an accuracy of 0.5Ω and resolution of 0.2Ω on both resistance (R) and reactance (X) measurements, for impedance ranging between (j0.7)Ω to (54+j5)Ω with 2.9<5.7. We also report the results of the system validation using passive loads as human tissue model, and show our wireless and miniaturized bio-impedance monitoring system has comparable performances with a reference system.
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Tissue impedance: a historical overview
Eric McAdams, J. Jossinet · Physiological Measurement · 1995 · 207 citations