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Abstract:
A simple heart rate (HR) monitoring system designed and developed using the Giant Magneto-Resistance (GMR) sensor is presented in this paper. The GMR sensor is placed on the wrist of the human and it provides the magneto-plethysmographic signal. This signal is processed by the simple analog and digital instrumentation stages to render the heart rate indication. A prototype of the system has been built and test results on 26 volunteers have been reported. The error in HR estimation of the system is merely 1 beat per minute. The performance of the system when layer of cloth is present between the sensor and the human body is investigated. The capability of the system as a HR variability estimator has also been established through experimentation. The proposed technique can be used as an efficient alternative to conventional HR monitors and is well suited for remote and continuous monitoring of HR.
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