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Shuai Sun, Chong-Xi Liang, Chengwei Ye, Huanzhen Zhang, Kangsheng Wang
This paper by Sun et al. develops a robust non-contact vital sign monitoring method using millimeter-wave radar by combining a Peak-Valley DC Offset Calibration algorithm with a Hilbert and Differential Cross-Multiply (HADCM) demodulation algorithm. This approach enables accurate vital sign extraction even with subject movement and environmental interference, outperforming existing methods in complex, dynamic environments.
Key insights
- Dynamically estimating and removing time-varying DC offsets using a Peak-Valley approach significantly improves signal quality in non-ideal conditions.
- The combination of Hilbert transform, differentiation, and cross-multiplication in HADCM effectively isolates subtle phase shifts related to vital signs while mitigating phase imbalances.
- Addressing both time-varying DC offsets and phase imbalances is crucial for maintaining accurate vital sign measurements in the presence of random body movements and environmental interference.
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