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Detection of Respiratory Arousals Using Photoplethysmography (PPG) Signal in Sleep Apnea Patients

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Karmakar, Chandan; Khandoker, Ahsan; Penzel, Thomas; Schö bel, Christoph; Palaniswami, Marimuthu

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

A low-light SPAD vision array

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Berkovich, A. , Abshire, P.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Sensorless control research for linear induction motor based on sliding mode observer in electromagnetic aircraft launch system

Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Engineering Sleep Disorders: From classical CPAP devices toward new intelligent adaptive ventilatory therapy.

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Jane, Raimon

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Seeing Sleep: Dynamic imaging of upper airway collapse and collapsibility in children.

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Nayak, Khrishna S.; Fleck, Robert J.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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Detection of Respiratory Arousals Using Photoplethysmography (PPG) Signal in Sleep Apnea Patients

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A low-light SPAD vision array

Sensorless control research for linear induction motor based on sliding mode observer in electromagnetic aircraft launch system

Engineering Sleep Disorders: From classical CPAP devices toward new intelligent adaptive ventilatory therapy.

Seeing Sleep: Dynamic imaging of upper airway collapse and collapsibility in children.

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Detection of Respiratory Arousals Using Photoplethysmography (PPG) Signal in Sleep Apnea Patients

Table of contents

A low-light SPAD vision array

Sensorless control research for linear induction motor based on sliding mode observer in electromagnetic aircraft launch system

Engineering Sleep Disorders: From classical CPAP devices toward new intelligent adaptive ventilatory therapy.

Seeing Sleep: Dynamic imaging of upper airway collapse and collapsibility in children.