An Estimation Technique using FFT for Heart Rate Derived from PPG Signal

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Jayadevappa B.M
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Mallikarjun S. Holi
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Heart rate (HR) observation by using photoplethysmography (PPG) signals during intense physical activity is a crucial task because of the fact that PPG signals are affected by the noise due to movement artifacts by the user’s hand movements. This paper addresses the discriminating assessment of a novel encapsulation for wearable PPG sensor during the severe physical activity. In this work, we plan the HR estimation issue, and utilization of proposed algorithm to find high-determination power spectra of PPG signals, from which heart rates are evaluated by selecting and comparing the peaks. The proposed system was applied on PPG recordings obtained from 10 subjects who were quick runners at the top velocity of 15km/hour on a treadmill. Utilizing correlation and HR investigation with the assistance of peak detection, we assessed the simulation of the proposed framework against the existing works. The outcome demonstrated that the average absolute estimation error achieved using proposed method is lesser contrasted with ground truth heart rates obtained at the same time through the recording of electrocardiogram (ECG).

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Jayadevappa B.M. 2015. \u201cAn Estimation Technique using FFT for Heart Rate Derived from PPG Signal\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - F: Electrical & Electronic GJRE-F Volume 15 (GJRE Volume 15 Issue F7): .

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Heart rate (HR) observation by using photoplethysmography (PPG) signals during intense physical activity is a crucial task because of the fact that PPG signals are affected by the noise due to movement artifacts by the user’s hand movements. This paper addresses the discriminating assessment of a novel encapsulation for wearable PPG sensor during the severe physical activity. In this work, we plan the HR estimation issue, and utilization of proposed algorithm to find high-determination power spectra of PPG signals, from which heart rates are evaluated by selecting and comparing the peaks. The proposed system was applied on PPG recordings obtained from 10 subjects who were quick runners at the top velocity of 15km/hour on a treadmill. Utilizing correlation and HR investigation with the assistance of peak detection, we assessed the simulation of the proposed framework against the existing works. The outcome demonstrated that the average absolute estimation error achieved using proposed method is lesser contrasted with ground truth heart rates obtained at the same time through the recording of electrocardiogram (ECG).

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