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Breakdown: A review of practical factors affecting the acquisition of bio-signals
S. Kartthik Srinivas,Jagannath Mohan,K. Adalarasu +2 more
- pp 134-137
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This work discusses about the practical factors affecting bio-signal acquisition and also proposes some of the possible engineering solutions to overcome these factors.Abstract:
Bio-signal acquisition is a process that involves congregation of bio-signals that are very helpful in detecting a variety of ailments like epilepsy, sleep disorders, cardiac arrhythmia, best's disease, muscular and nervous-system disorders, dominant cystoids macular dystrophy, brain death and coma. Bio-signals can also be used for tracking the human kinesiology and also in enhancing human machine interaction. Bio-signal acquisition has a long history of use in healthcare and research, but there are certain practical factors that can affect the bio-signal acquisition. This work discusses about the practical factors affecting bio-signal acquisition and also proposes some of the possible engineering solutions to overcome these factors.read more
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Gi-Seong Ryu,Jiwoo You,Vladislav Kostianovskii,Eung-Bin Lee,Youngjoo Kim,Cheolsoo Park,Yong-Young Noh +6 more
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