Medical Signal Processing via Digital Filter and Transmission Reception Using Cognitive Radio Technology

Premkumar, M.; Sathiyapriya, S.; Arun, M.; Sachan, Vikash

doi:10.18280/ts.390429

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“…With the introduction and continuous upgrading of various new wireless technologies, the demand for higher transmission rates has surged. Consequently, cognitive radio technology must enable faster data transmission rates while ensuring data accuracy and reliability [41].…”

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An Overview of Cognitive Radio Technology and Its Applications in Civil Aviation

Zheng

Chen

2023

Sensors

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This paper provides an overview of cognitive radio technology and its applications in the field of civil aviation. Cognitive radio technology is a relatively new and emerging field that allows for dynamic spectrum access and efficient use of spectrum resources. In the context of civil aviation, cognitive radio technology has the potential to enable more efficient use of the limited radio spectrum available for communication and navigation purposes. This paper examines the current state of cognitive radio technology, including ongoing research and development efforts, regulatory issues, and potential challenges to widespread adoption. The potential applications of cognitive radio technology in civil aviation are also explored, including improved spectrum utilization, increased safety and security, and enhanced situational awareness. Finally, the paper concludes with a discussion of future research directions and the potential impact of cognitive radio technology on the future of civil aviation. It is hoped that this paper will serve as a useful resource for researchers, engineers, and policy makers interested in the emerging field of cognitive radio technology and its potential applications in the field of civil aviation.

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An Overview of Cognitive Radio Technology and Its Applications in Civil Aviation

Zheng

Chen

2023

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“…The article culminates in the exploration of noise-affected ECG signals, introducing a pioneering solution that combines digital filters with cognitive radio technology. This innovative approach not only reduces noise but also facilitates the transmission and reception of ECG signals for precise diagnosis [24][25] [26].…”

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Exploration of Digital Filter on Cardiac Monitor through Carotid Pulse and PCG (Phonocardiogram)

Ramadhan,

Yulianto,

Lutfiyah

et al. 2024

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Heart defect early detection and correct diagnosis have become important healthcare priorities. Tools for monitoring cardiac problems are constantly being developed, with the PCG (Phonocardiogram) and Cardiac Monitor via Carotid Pulse essential for heart evaluation. Although condenser microphones embedded in electric stethoscopes have been used in past research as PCG sensors, more advancements are still required to reduce received noise. This study investigates how well a Chebyshev type-II digital filter works to reduce noise on the cardiac monitor using PCG and carotid pulse. The PCG sensor is the GY-MAX 9814 module, which is interfaced with an Arduino Uno microcontroller. Matlab, Visual Studio (used as a graph viewer), and Doppler Simulator (used as a phantom cardiac signal) are used. SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) is used in the analysis to assess the effectiveness of two digital filter orders. The average SNR value for the Doppler Simulator is 0.001404 dB at order 2, however, it climbs dramatically to 18.60023 dB at level 4 according to the results of the SNR analysis. The average SNR value in human signals is 11.50718 dB before the filter, 0.001404 dB after the post-order 2 filter, and 12.0009 dB after the post-order 4 filter. According to the results, the digital filter of order 4 is more effective in reducing noise. This study highlights the possibility of an order 4 digital filter to improve the Cardiac Monitor through PCG and Carotid Pulse. Through enhanced signal quality, the creation of this gadget holds the potential for streamlining the identification of cardiac problems. Future developments in this technology could lead to more precise and trustworthy cardiac exams, which would help with early diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular health.

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Medical Signal Processing via Digital Filter and Transmission Reception Using Cognitive Radio Technology

Cited by 2 publications

References 21 publications

An Overview of Cognitive Radio Technology and Its Applications in Civil Aviation

An Overview of Cognitive Radio Technology and Its Applications in Civil Aviation

Exploration of Digital Filter on Cardiac Monitor through Carotid Pulse and PCG (Phonocardiogram)

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