Development of extremely-small-sized portable recorder for heart rate, body temperature, step rate, and amount of physical activity

开发超小型便携式心率、体温、步数、体力活动量记录仪

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    06558007
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    $ 2.11万
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  • 依托单位国家:
    日本
  • 项目类别:
    Grant-in-Aid for Developmental Scientific Research (B)
  • 财政年份:
    1994
  • 资助国家:
    日本
  • 起止时间:
    1994 至 1995
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

A small-sized (9.2cmx6.0cmx2.5cm) portable device was developed which was able to record heart rate, body temperature, step rate, and amount of physical activity, continuously every minute for 34 hours. Heart rate was derived from the electrocardiogram with affixed electrodes to the chest, body temperature was meastured with an external equipment which converted the resistance of thermistor into frequency signal, step rate was counted from detected vertical acceleration of the center of body gravity with an acceleration sensor, and amount of physical activity was obtained by rectifying the acceleration signal and integrating this wave shape. Electrocardiogram was amplified and filtered simultaneotusly with 3/4 of the quadruple operational amplifier (MC14573), and acceleration signal derived from the sensor IC (ADXL150) was also amplified and filtered with remainder 1/4 of the operational amplifier. Two kinds of analog signal, the potential of analog ground, and a frequency signal were inputted to single chip microcomputer with built-in A-D converter (PIC16C711). Then, the data of heart rate, body temperature, step rate, and amount of physical activity were obtained by the software. Successively, they were written in a cereal EEPROM (24LC65) at an interval of every minute. After recording period, the data stored in the recorder were transmitted to the readout interface as infrared rays, then changed to electrical signal, and transferred to the host computer through the serial port. Moreover the method was also developed to estimate daily energy expenditure accurately by using more than two variables among above mentioned 4 kinds of data.
开发了一种小型(9.2cmx6.0cmx2.5cm)便携式设备,该设备能够连续34小时每分钟记录心率、体温、步速和体力活动量。心率由心电图导出,电极贴在胸部,体温用外部设备测量,该设备将热敏电阻的电阻转换为频率信号,步频由加速度传感器检测的身体重心的垂直加速度计算,通过校正加速度信号并积分该波形来获得身体活动量。心电信号用3/4运放(MC 14573)进行放大和滤波,加速度信号用剩余1/4运放(ADXL 150)进行放大和滤波。该系统将模拟地电位和频率信号两种模拟信号输入到内置A/D转换器的单片机(PIC 16 C711)中。然后,通过该软件获得心率、体温、步频和身体活动量的数据。随后,它们以每分钟的间隔写入谷物EEPROM(24 LC 65)中。记录周期结束后,记录仪中存储的数据以红外线的形式传输到读出接口,再转换成电信号,通过串口传输到上位机。此外,还提出了利用上述4种数据中的两个以上变量来准确估计每日能量消耗的方法。

项目成果

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A.Utsumi and C.Matsubara: "Estimation of daily energy expenditure by integrated acceleration on center of body gravity"Published at authors' own expense. 1-17 (1999)
A.Utsumi 和 C.Matsubara:“通过身体重心的积分加速度估算每日能量消耗”,作者自费出版。
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内海晃子 松原周信: "身体重心の加速度積分値による一日のエネルギー消費量の推定"自費出版. 1-17 (1999)
内海明子和松原秀信:“根据身体重心加速度积分值估算每日能量消耗”,自出版1-17(1999)。
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松原周信: "携帯式心拍数、歩数、および身体活動量記録装置の試作"日本体育学会第51回大会号. 230 (2000)
Shushin Matsubara:“便携式心率、步数和身体活动记录装置的原型”第 51 届日本体育学会年会 230 (2000)。
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C.Matsubara: "Development of portable recorder for heart rate, step rate, and amount of physical activity"Proceedings of 51st annual meeting, Japan Association of Physical Education. 230. (2000)
C.Matsubara:“心率、步数和体力活动量便携式记录仪的开发”日本体育协会第51届年会论文集。
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Development of an ambulatory continuous recorder of physical activities in quantity with three dimensional acceleration measurement
开发具有三维加速度测量功能的动态连续体力活动记录仪
  • 批准号:
    19500543
  • 财政年份:
    2007
  • 资助金额:
    $ 2.11万
  • 项目类别:
    Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

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