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Estimating the real-time respiratory rate from the ECG with a bank of notch filters

Jean-Marc Vesin, Leila Mirmohamadsadeghi

The respiratory rate is an important vital sign that needs to be monitored continuously in clinical and non-clinical health monitoring applications. It is commonly estimated from electrocardiogram (ECG)-derived respiratory waveforms such as the respiratory ...

2015

A low power sub-sampling multi-channel 2.4-GHz receiver front-end is presented. Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) resonators which intrinsically exhibit high quality factor (Q) are exploited in the frequency synthesis to provide low phase noise signal with low powe ...

Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2013

Multi-parametric source-filter separation of speech and prosodic voice restoration

Olaf Schleusing

In this thesis, methods and models are developed and presented aiming at the estimation, restoration and transformation of the characteristics of human speech. During a first period of the thesis, a concept was developed that allows restoring prosodic voic ...

EPFL2012

Amplitude and frequency are the two primary features of one-dimensional signals, and thus both are widely utilized to analysis data in numerous fields. While amplitude can be examined directly, frequency requires more elaborate approaches, except in the si ...

EPFL2012

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Interpreting measurement data to extract meaningful information for damage detection is a challenge for continuous monitoring of structures. This paper presents an evaluation of two model-free data interpretation methods: moving principal component analysi ...

Elsevier2011

Pulse distortion in linear slow light systems: theoretical limits and compensation strategies

Luc Thévenaz

We study analytically pulse distortion in linear slow light systems, and provide some useful limits on these devices. Additionally, we also show that the contributions of phase and amplitude broadening can be de-coupled and quantified. It is observed that ...

SPIE2011

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Multichannel sound field reproduction techniques, such as Wave Field Synthesis (WFS) and Sound Field Reconstruction (SFR), define loudspeaker filters in the frequency domain. However, in order to use these techniques in practical systems, one needs to conv ...

2009

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This paper presents wideband tunable band-stop filters working in the Ku to Ka-band frequencies based on a miniature single-MEM device combining a central capacitive MEM switch with AlN dielectric and inductive suspension arms. An outstanding 55% tuning ra ...

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Highly tunable band-stop filters based on AlN RF MEM capacitive switches with inductive arms and zipping capacitive coupling

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Catherine Dehollain, Montserrat Fernandez-Bolanos Badia, Dimitrios Tsamados

2009

Highly Tunable Band-Stop Filters Based on AIN RF MEM Capacitive Switches with Inductive Arms and Zipping Capacitive Coupling

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Catherine Dehollain, Montserrat Fernandez-Bolanos Badia, Dimitrios Tsamados

IEEE2009