2011 · 25 citations · 8 references
EngineeringBioengineeringBiomedical EngineeringBiomedical Signal ProcessingSensorsSystem-on-chip DesignMotion SensorsPulse Processing ElectronicsRadar InstrumentationRadar Signal ProcessingRadar SystemsRespiratory Signal AnalysisDoppler EstimationDoppler Radar DetectionElectrical InstrumentsNon-contact SensingOccupancy SensorPeriodic MotionPeriodic Motion GenerationRadar Sensing
System-on-Chip (SoC) based Doppler radar occupancy sensor is developed through non contact detection of respiratory signals. The radio was developed using off the shelf low power RF CC2530 SoC chip by Texas Instruments. In order to save power, the transmitter sends signal intermittently at 2.405 GHz. Reflected pulses are demodulated, and the baseband signals are processed to recover periodic motion. The system was tested both with mechanical target and a human subject. In both cases Doppler radar detected periodic motion closely matched the actual motion, and it has been shown that an SoC based system can be used for subject detection.
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