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Abstract #4285

Investigation of appropriate frequency band and antenna for non-contact monitoring of heart and respiration rate

Takafumi Ohishi1
1Advanced Technology Department, Research and Development Center, Canon Medical Systems Corporation, Kawasaki, Japan

This paper investigates the appropriate frequency band and antenna used for a non-contact heart and respiratory rate monitoring system applying an antenna. As a result of measurements with different resonant frequency antennas, it is found that the appropriate frequency band is around 600 MHz. Furthermore, an antenna having multi resonance elements reduces the influence of abdominal motion in breathing at detecting heart rate.

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