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Signal detection device and signal detection method

  • US 10,426,408 B2
  • Filed: 02/16/2017
  • Issued: 10/01/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/26/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A signal detection device comprising:

  • a measurer that measures an electrocardiogram signal of a subject;

    an arithmetic operation unit that receives the electrocardiogram signal, performs nonlinear arithmetic operation processing on the electrocardiogram signal for amplifying a pulse-like component of the electrocardiogram signal and suppressing a component other than the pulse-like component of the electrocardiogram signals and outputs an output signal of the nonlinear arithmetic operation processing; and

    a signal period detector that detects a periodic signal and a frequency of the periodic signal from the output signal of the arithmetic operation unit, wherein;

    the arithmetic operation unit selects a time difference term of the nonlinear arithmetic operation processing, based on the frequency of the periodic signal, andthe arithmetic operation unit detects a cardiac cycle of the subject by performing the nonlinear arithmetic operation processing on the electrocardiogram signal with the selected time difference term;

    wherein the nonlinear arithmetic operation processing is arithmetically operated based on an input variable corresponding to an input of the nonlinear arithmetic operation processing and based on an output variable corresponding to an output of the nonlinear arithmetic operation processing,when the input variable is constant at a first value, the output variable becomes a self-oscillation waveform, which is a periodic waveform,when the input variable is constant at a second value, the output variable becomes a constant value,when the input variable is a waveform mainly containing a periodic pulse-like component, the output variable becomes a resonating signal waveform, anda period of the resonating signal waveform is equal to a period of the waveform mainly containing the periodic pulse-like component.

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