7 Einträge gefunden

1. Automatic Signal Quality Index Determination of Radar-Recorded Heart Sound Signals Using Ensemble Classification.

   1. Shi, Kilin
   2. Schellenberger, Sven
   3. Michler, Fabian
   4. Steigleder, Tobias
   5. Malessa, Anke
   6. Lurz, Fabian
   7. Ostgathe, Christoph

   2020 - TUHH Open Research
2. An automatic gain and offset control circuit for DC-Coupled continuous-wave radar systems

   1. Michler, Fabian
   2. Schoenhaerl, Stefan
   3. Schellenberger, Sven
   4. Shi, Kilin
   5. Scheiner, Benedict
   6. Lurz, Fabian
   7. Weigel, Robert

   2020 - TUHH Open Research
3. A Radar-Based Vital Sign Sensing System for In-Bed Monitoring in Clinical Applications

   1. Michler, Fabian
   2. Shi, Kilin
   3. Schellenberger, Sven
   4. Lenhard, Thilo
   5. Dassel, Florian
   6. Scheiner, Benedict
   7. Lurz, Fabian

   2020 - TUHH Open Research
4. On the impact of system nonlinearities in continuous-wave radar systems for vital parameter sensing

   1. Michler, Fabian
   2. Shi, Kilin
   3. Schellenberger, Sven
   4. Scheiner, Benedict
   5. Lurz, Fabian
   6. Weigel, Robert
   7. Kölpin, Alexander

   2020 - TUHH Open Research
5. A dataset of clinically recorded radar vital signs with synchronised reference sensor signals

   1. Schellenberger, Sven
   2. Shi, Kilin
   3. Steigleder, Tobias
   4. Malessa, Anke
   5. Michler, Fabian
   6. Hameyer, Laura
   7. Neumann, Nina

   2020 - TUHH Open Research - frei zugänglich
6. A dataset of radar-recorded heart sounds and vital signs including synchronised reference sensor signals

   1. Shi, Kilin
   2. Schellenberger, Sven
   3. Will, Christoph
   4. Steigleder, Tobias
   5. Michler, Fabian
   6. Fuchs, Jonas Benjamin
   7. Weigel, Robert

   2020 - TUHH Open Research - frei zugänglich
7. Continuous In-Bed Monitoring of Vital Signs Using a Multi Radar Setup for Freely Moving Patients

   1. Schellenberger, Sven
   2. Shi, Kilin
   3. Michler, Fabian
   4. Lurz, Fabian
   5. Weigel, Robert
   6. Kölpin, Alexander

   2020 - TUHH Open Research - frei zugänglich