Abstract
This paper presents low IF techniques for noninvasive detection of vital signs from a mobile short-range Doppler radar platform. Stationary continuous-wave Doppler radar has been used for displacement measurement and vital signs detection. However, on a mobile platform, measurements become challenging due to motion artifacts induced by the platform. In this work, a complete compensated single transceiver radar system for vital signs detection in the presence of platform movement is demonstrated. In earlier related work, motion of the radar module was determined using cameras installed on site. However, practical mobile monitoring applications would preclude the use of such stationary cameras. In this work, an RF tag and a low IF radar architecture with an adaptive noise cancellation technique is employed to extract desired vital signs motion information even in the presence of large platform motion.
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