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  • Time series of Doppler blood flow recordings

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    Vital signals registration plays a grate role in biomedical engineering and education process. Well acquired data allow future engineers to observe certain physical phenomenons as well learn how to correctly process and interpret the data. This data set was designed for students to learn about Doppler phenomena and to demonstrate correctly and incorrectly...

  • Time frequency representation of Doppler boold flow recordings

    Open Research Data

    Vital signals registration plays a grate role in biomedical engineering and education process. Well acquired data allow future engineers to observe certain physical phenomenons as well learn how to correctly process and interpret the data. This data set was designed for students to learn about Doppler phenomena and to demonstrate correctly and incorrectly...

  • Simultaneous measurements of ECG, body Impedance and temperature

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    The data are complementary part of the experiment designed to demonstrate how to use the network protocols to transmit medical data. The dataset contains biomedical signals of ECG, Impedanc and temperature acquired simultaneously. The data allow students to become familiar with data acquisition methods (simulate data transmission by medical device over...

  • Doppler blood flow recordings

    Open Research Data

    Vital signals registration plays a grate role in biomedical engineering and education process. Well acquired data allow future engineers to observe certain physical phenomenons as well learn how to correctly process and interpret the data. This data set was designed for students to learn about Doppler phenomena and to demonstrate correctly and incorrectly...

  • Surface EMG-based signal acquisition for decoding hand movements

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    Biosignal processing plays a crucial role in modern hand prosthetics. The challenge is to restore functionality of a lost limb based on the signals acquired from the surface of the stump. The number of sensors (emg channels) used for signal acquisition influence the quality of a prosthetic hand. Modern algorithms (including neural networks) can significantly...

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