Electric wave type biosensor
AssigneeOmron Automotive Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorShigetomo Mitani
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Abstract
An electric wave type biosensor includes: an electromagnetic wave irradiation unit; and a reflected wave receiving unit which receives a reflected wave and obtains an I signal obtained by multiplying the irradiated electromagnetic wave signal and the received reflected signal, and a Q signal obtained by delaying the I signal only by a predetermined phase. The electric wave type biosensor further includes: a differentiation calculation unit which differentiates the I signal and the Q signal and calculates an I signal differential value and a Q signal differential value; and an angular velocity calculation unit which calculates an angular velocity of the I signal and the Q signal, based on the I signal and the Q signal and the I signal differential value and the Q signal differential value.
Claims2
An electric wave type biosensor comprising:
- an electromagnetic wave irradiation unit which irradiates a body surface of a living body with an electromagnetic wave;
- a reflected wave receiving unit which receives a reflected wave obtained as the electromagnetic wave irradiated by the electromagnetic wave irradiation unit and then reflected on the body surface, and obtains an I signal obtained by multiplying the irradiated electromagnetic wave signal and the received reflected signal, and a Q signal obtained by delaying the I signal only by a predetermined phase;
- a differentiation calculation unit which differentiates the I signal and the Q signal which are obtained by the reflected wave receiving unit, and calculates an I signal differential value and a Q signal differential value;
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- an angular velocity calculation unit which calculates an angular velocity of the I signal and the Q signal, based on the I signal and the Q signal which are obtained by the reflected wave receiving unit and the I signal differential value and the Q signal differential value which are calculated by the differentiation calculation unit based on the I signal and the Q signal.
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