March 26, 2010IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques

High-Sensitivity Software-Configurable 5. 8-GHz Radar Sensor Receiver Chip in 0. 13-m CMOS for Noncontact Vital Sign Detection

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Human subjects in a laboratory environment

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Authors

CLChangzhi LiHuazhong University of Science and Technology XYXiaogang YuGansu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine CLChien‐Ming LeeNational Taitung University

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Implication

May support noncontact vital sign monitoring in labs; leaves open clinical translation amid motion artifacts.

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Population

Human subjects in a laboratory environment

Intervention

Direct-conversion 5.8-GHz radar sensor receiver chip in 0.13-μm CMOS with 1-GHz bandwidth

Outcome

Sensitivity and noncontact vital sign detectionsurrogate

A newly designed 5.8-GHz radar sensor chip demonstrates high sensitivity for noncontact vital sign detection, which may have future applications in remote patient monitoring.

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Li et al. (2010) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a850d9b6a07aabc6a54da5a https://doi.org/10.1109/tmtt.2010.2042856

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High-Sensitivity Software-Configurable 5. 8-GHz Radar Sensor Receiver Chip in 0. 13-m CMOS for Noncontact Vital Sign Detection

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High-Sensitivity Software-Configurable 5. 8-GHz Radar Sensor Receiver Chip in 0. 13-m CMOS for Noncontact Vital Sign Detection

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