Use of frequency division multiplexing for optical cardiac signals
AssigneeGarmin International, Inc.
InventorsPaul R. MacDonald, James K. Rooney, Tim A. Verschaeve
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AssigneeGarmin International, Inc.
InventorsPaul R. MacDonald, James K. Rooney, Tim A. Verschaeve
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An electronic wearable device comprises a housing configured to contact a user's skin, first and second modulators, first and second optical transmitters coupled with the first and second modulators, an optical receiver, and receive processing circuits. The first and second modulators output a first electronic signal having a first carrier frequency and a second electronic signal having a second carrier frequency. The first optical transmitter outputs a first optical signal having the first carrier frequency into the user's skin. The second optical transmitter outputs a second optical signal having the second carrier frequency into the user's skin. The optical receiver receives the optical signals from the skin as a broadband signal. The receive processor circuits output a first photoplethysmogram signal corresponding to the first optical signal based on the first carrier frequency and a second photoplethysmogram signal corresponding to the second optical signal based on the second carrier frequency.
An electronic wearable device comprising:
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