2008 · 22 citations · 5 references
RadarNon-contact SensingMedical MonitoringEngineeringMeasurementWearable TechnologyPatient MonitoringEducationLow Cost SensorRadar ApplicationRadar Signal ProcessingFrequency Radar SensorInstrumentationRadar StructureVital SignsWearable SensorHuman Body TissuesRadar Imaging
We propose a two frequency radar sensor structure for non-contact vital signs monitor. The vital signs measured by traditional Doppler sensor are diminished if the body has a large motion. The radar structure is proposed which is strong to human motions. This utilized frequency dependent dielectric characteristics of human body tissues.
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