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10 October 2020 A non-invasive optical fiber pulse sensor using a single-mode thin-core fiber for home health monitoring
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Abstract
A non-invasive optical fiber pulse sensor is proposed and experimentally demonstrated. It comprises a simple structure in which a section of thin-core fiber is spliced into another single-mode fiber. And a silicone rubber device is designed to ensure that weak pulse signals are detected. To assess the availability of the optical fiber pulse sensor, a commercial photoplethysmograph is used to measure the pulse of the same subject as a control. The measurement results of the two methods are consistent. The fiber pulse sensor can show a segmented signal in individual pulses, which provides more physiological information. It also possesses the advantages of high sensitivity, simple signal acquisition and processing, easy fabrication, and thus is an ideal candidate for replacing traditional electrical sensor.
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Jingke Li, Chuanyi Tao, Na Li, Weihui Li, Jianjun Xiao, Yan Zhao, Jing Zhang, Xuhai Jiang, Junhua Cheng, and Liming Mao "A non-invasive optical fiber pulse sensor using a single-mode thin-core fiber for home health monitoring", Proc. SPIE 11554, Advanced Sensor Systems and Applications X, 115541B (10 October 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2573703
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Optical fibers

Signal detection

Fiber optics sensors

Signal processing

Blood pressure

Cardiovascular system

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