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6
Categorie Soggetti
Medicine Miscellaneus","Computer Science Information Systems
Using microprocessor techniques, a portable digital memory device has
been designed for the ambulatory monitoring of heart rate and physical
activity. The device consists of a microprocessor, an ECG amplifier t
o record the heart rate and an accelerometer to detect the physical ac
tivity. This accelerometer is piezoresistive and is suitable for ambul
atory physical activity recording, because this sensor requires low el
ectrical power, has high durability and wide frequency response (DC is
similar to 1.2 kHz). Changes in heart rates and physical activity in
daily life have been successfully recorded.