Bioimpedance and Signal Processing
A special issue of Signals (ISSN 2624-6120).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2021) | Viewed by 16873
Special Issue Editor
Interests: bioimpedance; sensors and sensing; signals and signal processing; impedance spectroscopy; impedance tomography; electronic design; wearable devices
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Dear Colleagues,
Research in bioimpedance sensing and measurement, in combination with developments in the synthesis and analysis of measurement signals, has enabled the development of effective devices for the prediction, diagnosis, and monitoring of diseases. We pay particular attention to wearable sensors and devices that run on limited computing resources with low energy reserve. The last matter sets specific requirements for signal processing—fast calculations at low complexity and low energy consumption. Another feature is that we measure and analyze time-varying impedances as of breathing lungs, pumping heart, and pulsating blood, as well as fast-moving pathogens in high-throughput microfluidic devices. That is, concurrent time- and frequency-domain analysis is required. The third and perennial problem is the suppression of noise and elimination of artefacts. In this Special Issue we invite research papers presenting novel methodologies, algorithms, and mathematical approaches for the generation, acquisition, and processing of bioimpedance signals.
Prof. Mart Min
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- bioimpedance
- health monitoring
- signal synthesis
- signal analysis
- impedance spectroscopy
- impedance cardiography (ICG)
- impedance tomography
- spectral analysis
- time/frequency processing
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