Jan W. M. Bergmans

TL;DR: An improved adaptive canceller is proposed for the reduction of the fundamental power line interference component and harmonics in electrocardiogram (ECG) recordings and shows a signal-to-power-line-interference ratio up to 30 dB higher than that produced by the other methods.

TL;DR: A sequential averaging filter is developed that adaptively varies the number of complexes included in the averaging based on the characteristics of the ECG signal, which demonstrates that, without using a priori knowledge on signal characteristics, the Filter with adaptive noise estimation performs similar to the filter with optimized fixed noise covariance.

TL;DR: This study reveals that the high sensitivity of OFDM to carrier frequency offset (CFO) among different users and the need for interference cancellation methods to reduce this sensitivity leads to very complex and yet not very high performance systems.

TL;DR: EHG measurements on ten women with uterine contractions confirmed the feasibility of the noninvasive estimation of the conduction velocity of the EHG-action potentials, and introduced different weighting strategies of the derived cost function to deal with the poor signal similarity between different channels.

TL;DR: The limitations that lighting requirements impose on VLC systems in terms of modulation bandwidth, received power, and cost constraints are addressed.