Presentation 2013-09-12
Adaptive Dynamic Filter Applied for Refinement of Airborne Ultrasound Doppler Signal for Urodynamics Study(2)
Seiji Matsumoto, Yasuhito Takeuchi, Hidehito Kakizaki,
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Abstract(in English) Along with our development of airborne ultrasound Doppler system for external non-contact urodymanics study, we devised an adaptive dynamic low-cut filter to refine the signal for simple zero-cross rate method for instantaneous frequency measurement to estimate running urea speed. It suppresses the low frequency component adaptively at every time of varying signal parameter, and helps to avoid low frequency interference artifact which causes under-estimate of instantaneous frequency, and hence urea speed. The mechanism is such that when signal level is excess than predetermined threshold, the filter cut-off f frequency is to be raised until the filter output remains about target value. This method can effectively prevent underestimate of zero-crossing rate measurement for instantaneous frequency due to co-existing low frequency artifact, in the signal. Following up to our 1st report we present now the continuing part.
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Keyword(in English) airborne ultrasound / Doppler / zero-cross rate / adaptive filter / urodymanics
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Conference Date 2013/9/5(1days)
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Title (in English) Adaptive Dynamic Filter Applied for Refinement of Airborne Ultrasound Doppler Signal for Urodynamics Study(2)
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Keyword(1) airborne ultrasound
Keyword(2) Doppler
Keyword(3) zero-cross rate
Keyword(4) adaptive filter
Keyword(5) urodymanics
1st Author's Name Seiji Matsumoto
1st Author's Affiliation Asahikawa Medical University, Dept. of Renal and Urologic Surgery()
2nd Author's Name Yasuhito Takeuchi
2nd Author's Affiliation Asahikawa Medical University, Dept. of Renal and Urologic Surgery
3rd Author's Name Hidehito Kakizaki
3rd Author's Affiliation Asahikawa Medical University, Dept. of Renal and Urologic Surgery
Date 2013-09-12
Paper # US2013-42
Volume (vol) vol.113
Number (no) 201
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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