Methods and systems for using an estimate signal to improve signal resolution in a physiological monitor
AssigneeCovidien LP
InventorsDaniel Lisogurski, Christopher Meehan
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AssigneeCovidien LP
InventorsDaniel Lisogurski, Christopher Meehan
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A physiological monitoring system may receive a sensor signal from a physiological sensor. The system may generate an estimate of the sensor signal based on, for example, prior received signals. The estimate signal may be subtracted from the sensor signal using a transimpedance amplifier to generate a difference signal. A gain and/or offset may be applied to the difference signal by the amplifier. The amplified difference signal may be digitized and combined with the estimate signal to generate a high resolution digital representation of the sensor signal. Physiological information such as blood oxygen saturation, pulse rate, respiration rate, respiration effort, blood pressure, hemoglobin concentration, any other suitable physiological parameters, or any combination thereof, may be determined using the digitized sensor signal. In some embodiments, the use of the signal estimate and the amplified difference signal in processing physiological parameters may provide high resolution without high power and/or processing requirements.
A method for processing a sensor signal in a physiological monitor, the method comprising:
A system for processing a sensor signal in a physiological monitor, the system comprising:
A method for determining a physiological parameter of a subject, comprising:
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