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Vlsi Friendly Ecg Qrs Complex Detector For Body Sensor Networks

The document presents a VLSI friendly ECG QRS detector for body sensor networks using mathematical morphology. It discusses existing QRS detection methods and their limitations. The proposed algorithm uses mathematical morphology operations of dilation and erosion to detect the QRS complexes. It is implemented using Verilog HDL and tested on ECG records from the MIT-BIH Arrhythmia Database with high detection accuracy and reduced computational requirements suitable for implementation on VLSI.

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Vlsi Friendly Ecg Qrs Complex Detector For Body Sensor Networks

The document presents a VLSI friendly ECG QRS detector for body sensor networks using mathematical morphology. It discusses existing QRS detection methods and their limitations. The proposed algorithm uses mathematical morphology operations of dilation and erosion to detect the QRS complexes. It is implemented using Verilog HDL and tested on ECG records from the MIT-BIH Arrhythmia Database with high detection accuracy and reduced computational requirements suitable for implementation on VLSI.

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VLSI FRIENDLY ECG QRS COMPLEX DETECTOR FOR BODY SENSOR NETWORKS __________________________________________

Project by K.Bijugirba Reg.No :960211403007 M.E.(CS)- II year Supervisor Ms.R.Pugalpriya M.E., A.P/ ECE Arunachala College of Engineering for Women

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OBJECTIVE ___________________________________________

To present a VLSI friendly ECG QRS detector for BSN using Mathematical morphology.

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EXISTING METHODS
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No paper

1 Real time QRS detection algorithm

J.Pan etal.

1985

Automatical- Dual threshold ly adjust useful only if threshold & heart beat parameters regular. periodically. Some beats are not detected
Beat Very noisy. detection performed at lower rate. All beats detected. Fewer false detection. Search-back beat detection latency time high. Not useful when immediate beat detection needed.
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2 ECG beat detection using filter banks 3 Quantitative investigation of QRS detection rules using MIT/BIH arrhythmia database

V.X.Afonso etal.

1999

P.S.Hamilto- 1986 n etal.

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EXISTING METHODS (contd)


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4 Real time microprocessor QRS detector system with 1ms timing accuracy for measurement of HRV A.Ruha etal. 1997 No search Large power back method consumption employed. Increase Timing SD of false less than 1ms positive. achieved.

5 Neural-network based adaptive matched filtering for QRS detection.

Q.Xue etal.

1992

Better adaptation to signal changes. Less computation time. Reduce dynamic and leakage power in low frequency area

Need more powerful analytical tools. T point value affect decision of threshold comparator.
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6 Low complexity, low T.Hoang power, progretal. ammable QRS detector based on WT for pacemaker IC

2006

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EXISTING METHODS (contd)


Sl. No Title of the paper Author O.Pahlm etal. Year 1982 Merits Detector adapts quickly to the changes in QRS Morphology Reduce base-line wander and power-line interference. Demerits Optimization procedure is time consuming.

7 Adaptive QRS detection based on Maximum A posteriori method

8 Removal of baseline wander and power-line interference from the ECG by an efficient FIR filter with reduced number of tapes

J.A.Van Alste etal.

1985

Amount of filtering is not specified.

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EXISTING METHODS (contd) ___________________________________________


Sl.No Title of the paper Author O.Pahlm etal. Year 1982 Merits Demerits 7 Adaptive QRS detection based on Maximum A posteriori method 8 Removal of base-line wander and powerline interference from the ECG by an efficient FIR filter with reduced number of tapes 9 VLSI Friendly ECG QRS Complex detector for BSN Detector adapts Optimization quickly to the procedure is changes in time QRS consuming. Morphology Reduce baseline wander and power-line interference Amount of filtering is not specified.

J.A.Van Alste etal.

1985

Chris F. Zhang etal.

2012

No need of Accuracy is prior frequency reduced. knowledge

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Flow chart

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Existing algorithms

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PROPOSED ALGORITHM
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Explanation of the previous slide in steps ________________________________________________

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results and discussion

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Database name

Some sample images from that data base

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APPLICATIONS ________________________________________

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REFERENCES(atleast 20) ___________________________________________

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REFERENCES Contd ___________________________________________

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REFERENCES Contd ___________________________________________

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REFERENCES Contd ___________________________________________

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