发明名称 |
Physiological signal determination of bioimpedance signals |
摘要 |
Embodiments relate generally to wearable computing devices in capturing and deriving physiological characteristic data. More specifically, disclosed are one or more electrodes and methods to determine physiological characteristics using a wearable device (or carried device) and one or more sensors. In one embodiment, a method includes determining a drive signal magnitude for a bioimpedance signal to capture data representing a physiological-related component and selecting the drive signal magnitude as a function of an impedance of a tissue. The bioimpedance signal can be applied to electrodes that are configured to convey the bioimpedance signal to the tissue. In some cases, data representing a value a signal-to-noise (“SNR”) ratio may be adapted to form an adaptive signal-to-noise value. A portion of a received bioimpedance signal may be detected, the received bioimpedance signal being based on the adaptive signal-to-noise value. A physiological characteristic can be derived. |
申请公布号 |
US2015282768(A1) |
申请公布日期 |
2015.10.08 |
申请号 |
US201414121943 |
申请日期 |
2014.11.04 |
申请人 |
Luna Michael Edward Smith;Primas Sidney;Stivoric John |
发明人 |
Luna Michael Edward Smith;Primas Sidney;Stivoric John |
分类号 |
A61B5/00;A61B5/0205;A61B5/053 |
主分类号 |
A61B5/00 |
代理机构 |
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代理人 |
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主权项 |
1. A method comprising:
determining a drive signal magnitude for a bioimpedance signal to capture a sensor signal including data representing a physiological-related component; selecting the drive signal magnitude as a function of an impedance of a sample of a tissue; driving the bioimpedance signal to one or more drive electrodes that are configured to convey the bioimpedance signal to the sample of tissue; adapting data representing a value a signal-to-noise (“SNR”) ratio as a function of the impedance of the sample of the tissue to form an adaptive signal-to-noise value; detecting a portion of the physiological-related signal component from a received bioimpedance signal as the sensor signal based on the adaptive signal-to-noise value; and deriving a physiological characteristic from the physiological-related signal component. |
地址 |
San Jose CA US |