AN INVESTIGATION ON THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHLY COST-EFFECTIVE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FOR HUMAN WAVE SUPERVISING SYSTEMS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/bppdt137Keywords:
Wearable health gadgets, low-power sensors, energy-efficient electronic circuits, and apps for monitoring the body's sound.Abstract
This study primarily targets at energy-efficient electronic circuit creation for monitoring body sound,
notably non-invasive real-time health diagnostics. With the proliferation of wearable health devices,
low-power advancement circuits have become available for the continuous monitoring of
physiological signals, such as heartbeats, lung sounds, and numerous other internal body sounds.
These signals are crucial for the detection and management of diseases. This research focuses on ultralow-power sensors, analog-to-digital converters, and efficient signal-processing approaches that
minimize power consumption without affecting data accuracy. The issue with wearable health tech is
that it has a hard time finding a happy medium between performance and energy efficiency.
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