Cardiovascular Activity Monitoring Using mmWaves
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Cardiovascular Activity Monitoring Using mmWaves
Configures the FMCW waveform based on the system requirements. Then defines the range and velocity of a target and simulates its displacement. For the same simulation loop process, the transmit and receive signals are computed to determine the *beat* signal. Then it performs a Range FFT on the received signal to determine the Range Towards the e…
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