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Wearable Photoplethysmographic Sensor based on Different LED Light Intensities
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2016
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Wearable SystemEngineeringMeasurementAccelerometerWearable TechnologyKinesiologyBioimpedance SensorsNoisePatient MonitoringWearable Photoplethysmographic SensorsHealth SciencesAmbient Light SensorWearable Photoplethysmographic SensorArtificial White NoiseSignal ProcessingEye TrackingHealth MonitoringMotion ArtifactsWearable Sensor
Wearable photoplethysmographic sensors in the form of wristbands and watches have become increasingly popular in mobile healthcare. We propose a technique to cancel motion artifacts by using two reflective pulse signals from a single green LED, switched by a microcontroller between high and low light intensities. We accurately estimate motion artifacts by applying differential measurement and common-mode rejection. The performance was assessed for four different motion artifacts: artificial white noise, artificial color noise, and vertical/horizontal random movements of a hand. Under each different condition, we accurately cancelled out motion artifacts.
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