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Spectral Methods for Response Enhancement of Microwave Resonant Sensors in Continuous Non-Invasive Blood Glucose
Giovanni Buonanno1, Adriana Brancaccio2, Sandra Costanzo1,3,4,5
1DIMES, University of Calabria, 87036 Rende, Italy.
Abstract:
In this paper, the performance of three recent algorithms for the frequency-response enhancement of microwave resonant sensors are compared. The first one, a single-step algorithm, is based on a couple of direct-inverse Fourier transforms, giving a densely sampled response as a result. The second algorithm exploits an iterative procedure to progressively restricts the frequency response. The final one is based on the super-resolution MUSIC algorithm. The comparison is carried out through a Monte Carlo analysis. In particular, synthetic signals are firstly exploited to mimic the frequency response of a resonant microwave sensor. Then, experimental data collected from water-glucose solutions are adopted as validation test for potential applications in noninvasive blood-glucose monitoring.

