Method for Improvement of Biosignal Measurement Accuracy in the IoB System

2024

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DOI 10.1109/scm62608.2024.10554110
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Abstract

This paper presents filtering methods for improvement of biosignal measurement accuracy - an ECG signal under the influence of electromagnetic interference, which has a significant impact on the operation of the IoB system. A single-frequency polynomial notch filter has been synthesized to filter this noise to improve the accuracy of ECG signal measurement. The results of the implementation of the synthesized notch filter demonstrated that the filter makes it possible to separate the informative component from the distorting noise and increase the accuracy of signal measurement during its implementation in comparison with wavelet filters.